1973_01 The Daily Collegian January 1973

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BSU meetings
rs of the new year. IKS,
■J with white si rla. sisters mad at sisters for no justifiable n
i.e are a few trivial thing, that can he overcome If we las
cafeteria la where we socialise whereas the
> can take care of business.
there Is a lack of confidence in the BSIJ among
This feeling should he eliminated until proven otherwise that I
la not capable of representing the blacks on campus but you m
tend meetings FOR YOUHSEI.F before you can draw any form
Hut until then, the RSU I.our alsrtlng point where we can c<
Not same old things
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I   Sherlei   wllliaj.i*
THE DAIir  COLLEGIAN
L oter
Give
if tin..
You a
ren't i eody  yet
• ell r
tie  block   Brothers
TeM r
ne Black filers
Wttrjr
i» on your n.iod
rjr»'t you  see Ihof v.e
left behind
ore still bei
my
,\ hen
do we unite
When
do we make use of 01
jr time
There
's no time for  foolin"
There
's no more lime for
jive.
There
's no more time for
crying   abou
t the
post
Woke
up, look up, step up i
in time,
Tell rr
ie Black Brother
Tell me Block Sister
What i
s on your mind ? ? ?
-E.
Galbreath
■       ' , s»
n
Form for Brothers,
Sisters to fill out
* 10 cornp 11 e a list ol our Brother. and Sister, or
tar I aw school,,  medical
ocportuniIif t may be in your
wish to go. but we cwrmot notify
who you are. wJtal you want nor
n 306-C. Student Gov-
- Thomas L. William!
Editor of UHURU
Activities
-     I IHURSDAY -	
W+m^BantjmmQ*- J:00 p.m. - Board
Who am I? Where
do I go from here?
ByPatrlceDevan
PL CASE PRINT
LOCATE JsPOrcCS
PHONE YEAR IN SCHOOL
BIRTHDAY HOME Tf.
JobEsoerience Background
a, not to prove towMtae
n wrjrth soaietiUisj, bat
• create  unity between us. If
I and where (to t go from oarir P****** _*• »1U llr*Mtw «♦» «»■
I think most of us have bad our atJfuwjjIe to aurvlve must tooth" without' 'perhaps finding". I -o»der how m.ny of us ac-
 as raised. , tiiaJlt kaow our paopto'a Mat^
lo many of ' **» •ctuwllj nana tea. flea or
Ilea In the even two names of .rest blacks
Some of the ai
African history bat also fa mill ar- •»•» «-red «o know? Tola la aad
l sing ourselves with history of t»e*iiBe»e lUeaai^UvOwwJji*
Blacks in Ike Americas aa wall, of knowledge within oar own
Franz Fanon wrote, eye plunge midst. This la tha older genera-
Info the chasm of the peal la the ^*°* of blacke from wttom we can
condition and the source of free- ■•»"> """*; Takt the time one
dom.» More simply staled, dux and Jual talk
I anon -a message la this: In order ,lv". U,I*B *» wl
lo know where one la going ha •»■ ""       '
Female sports editor
Lady Day
was queen
of soul
mine Hoi Ida., -i.adv Day* the
i   Ralttmore   In
illy where she hegan her Iruit-
lul singing ,-areer In various
Harlem nightclubs. By 1937 she
iiad established herself aa a premier singer, which no one dared
to challenge.
Although she was often compared   wlih   Bessie Smith, her
Dad share an unmatrhatile ability
to project a universal sense of
that feature which
if Ihe true blues.
she recorded ihe classics
•Strange Frulf and 'God Bless
the Child* which described the
harshness of lynching of Blacks.
condemnation   of the Uvea  I
Miss Holiday left this earth
through a lung congestion, hut she
remains la the hearts of many.
Herself once drug addicted, aha
left a message to all - 'Alldope
can do for yon la kill you the long,
slow hard way.* But aha kicked
the  habit   and so lives In tne
ft tot, anttlff vXlmtf       Men, Jan », 1973-PgWry \\
ANaWStwUMSMMU
'DIANA AS B1LLIE HOLIDAY
ny sybil DeVaa
B    It's    I
with the old and In with Ire new- p<r
stuff. U1PJRU has taken on a fa- , sut.,' hss to face Is Ihe eritl-
msle   sports   editor  -   namely clim ,„., ahe Is out of bar place
myself, la the coming Issues I ^ competing i„ .ports: she's not
will attempt to shed a new light t,mMtmt she's a tomboy. Not
on sports; that la. I will be cov- „,„ taa „,, Bowl Wa criticism
erlng sports events from a feml- (rom the Brothers hut slso she
nine point of view. This meaaa has been severely criticised by
not   only coverage of men's the Sisters.
sports, but also women's sports, ot  course,   these criticisms
Black  Sister   received a  Utile tlclpatlng In sports. It Is time that
recognition for her accomplish- „.ryo»e realised this, especl.l-
ments In Ihe athletic field. t, ,„, Brothsrs out there. Let's
I'm not potting the Brothers ,■,„ hm ja.,#r i, ,,„«, m u,e
•/**"■■, I*    every hit of ID
•56 Chevy Convertible, ax.
eeptlonal condition. New too,
radial Urea. You'll Hkethe
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