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NEWS BRIEFS October 24th * General Assembly The Indian Project, Summer of 1974 October 31st Horror Night Campus Trick or Treat 7:00-9:00 p.m. Movie — 9:00-2:00 a.m. 1. You’ll Like My Mother 2. The House That Dripped Blood Admission: A costume or mask November 3rd Political Forum: Andrew Young - Congressman for 4th Congressional District Maynard Jackson — Mayor of Atlanta Arthur Langford — Atlanta City Councilman November 7th * Convocation — Dedication of New and Renovated Buildings November 13th A. U. Center Poetry Session Howe Hall-7:30 November 13th * Freshman Assembly Cultural Varieties of Spelman Students November 21st * Spelman Student Government Association November 25th Thanksgiving Dance - Read Hall 9:00-11:45 p.m. Admission: Spelman— I can good Non-Spelmanities— 50^ November 26th * General Assembly (Tuesday) The Annual Thanksgiving Rally and Report of Gifts * Convocations and Assemblies-All programs are held in Sisters Chapel at 10:45 a.m., unless otherwise advertised. Robin Brown Student Advisory Board Chairman has begun her year actively with the formation and instruction of various committees that will insure easy cohesiveness within the chanells between the students and the administration. The Spelman Student Government has already gathered a few accomplishments under its belt - a few of which are Open Visitation Nightly from 6:00-11:30 for upper classmen and on weekends for Freshmen; New Curfews for Freshmen gentlemen are allotted 5 minutes in which to insure our safe return to our dormitories. Seniors are urged to keep in close contact with Counseling Services and the Placement Center for information on various aspects. The Psychology Department now boasts an honor society for psychology majors, the name of which is Psi Chi hats off to them! GRE and LSAT testing sessions have already begun, all students interested in achieving high scores on these exams are urged to attend these sessions. Contact the counseling services. Congratulations to Margaret Lee and Lena Bonner. Both students were recently elected President and Vice-President of Spelman’s Political Science Club respectively. The Public Relations office is located on the ground floor of the College Center; telephone extensions are 310 and 311. Notifications and requests should be sent at least two weeks prior to an activity. Events planned for this semester should be brought to Miss Collier’s attention immediately. Mattiwilda Dobbs, reknown opera singer, is holding a class this semester, Wednesday, 4:30-5:30 p.m. and it is open to the non-music majors. Class will involve history and appreciation of opera, listening sessions. For further information contact Ms. Dobbs, Music Department — Spelman College. Groove Phi Groove fellowship, founded by young men at Morgan State College in 1962, will establish charter chapters at Morehouse, Morris Brown and Clark Colleges this fall. The fellowship, formed to study and help solve the problems faced by college men, has more than 38 chapters throughout the nation. Groove Phi Groove’s purpose is to promote academic awareness and good ethical standards among college men. Any man interested in becoming a part of this organization should contact the following persons: Morehouse: Kevin Rhodes Rm. 318 Hubert Hall Clark: Fred Bryant Rm 326 Brawley Hall Morris Brown: Robert T. Russell Border Tower 523-9388 you ii sail in reDruary, with the ship your class room and the world your campus . . . combining ac credited studies with fasci nating visits to the fabled ports of the Orient, Africa, and the Americas. Over 10,000 students from 450 colleges have already sailed with WCA — join them! Fi nancial aid available. Write today for free catalog. WCA, Chapman College Box F, Orange, CA 92666 Newcomer by Carolyn Woods Last year ears and eyes turned toward Atlanta, as rumbles of its becoming an international city were heard throughout the nation. Since that time, industrious blacks, interested in achieving financial success have migrated to Atlanta in large numbers. Authur Blue, a Winston-Salem, North Carolina native arrived in Atlanta during April. He was under assignment with Third World Studios of Winston-Salem to take pictures of students at Clark and Spelman Colleges. Blue found Atlanta to be comfortable and likeable place and decided to stay here and open up his own photography business. He is now assigned as the yearbook photographer at Spelman, and also works with the Public Relations office. “Eventually I hope to build a photography company here. One that will offer schools good first rate potraits at the lowest possible cost. I consider my employment at Spelman College to be the birth of that dream”. Congratulations! Mr. Blue & White & Court Jerry Stallworth — 2nd Runner Up Spelman College’s Black Men of the Year Mr. Blue & White — Larry Carter Darryl Jackson - 1st Runner Up Oniaituit Boautu Box STAFFED BY ™' S) COSMETOLOGISTS WHO CARE ABOUT YOUR HAIR 6 Seautof Sox NANCY JACKSON ROBERTS, OWNER 285 ASHBY ST., S.W. PHONE 755-9358