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Patriotic Salvation Movement
one of six political parties in
Chad is composed of a 28
member executive committee
and a 28 member national com-
mittee. Chad's politics are dom-
inated by the democratization
agenda, established by the MPS
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the Bryant Manifesto
I. Modernize the SGA to better serve & govern 8000 students
A. Install State of the Art Computers in SGA office
B. Modernize the Telephone System
C. Install Fax machines
D. Set up E-mail capability
II. Staying Focused on Student Concerns
A. Regular Guest Speakers to supplement Black Studies
B. Bookstore must Go!!
C. Traveling Tutors for the Athletes
D. All A&T events on A&T campus
1. Homecoming in Corbett — Not the coliseum
2. Graduation on campus - -
3. Aggie Fest/Spring Concert on campus
III. Increase Awareness of Student Body on Campus, City, County, State,
and National issues affecting Black People, by effectively using the
following media:
A. Well Publicized Full Body Meetings
B. A&T Register
C. Radio (WNAA, Power97, 102 JAMS)
D. SGA Bulletin Board accessed via Computer
IV. Connecting the Student Body back to the local Community by:
A. Organizing with and supporting local community leaders and organizations ^
B. Giving community concerns a platform on the campus
V. And very important: Stop the financial hemorrhaging of the SGA and
make the leaders directly accountable for the money we spend.
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Terry and fellow cheerleaders are pumping up the
crowd which helped with our victory over Southern
University.
"This is for the Aggie Pride in }ou". Babyface enjoys
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MIDWEST AGGIE CLUB 2nd ANNUAL 3-ON-3
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Ofiicial sponsor and MAC President. CC Carter & ELYSE
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Those who made it happen, , . - THE MAC!
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THE 1994-1995 WOOLWORTH LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE
Student leader participants of the conference pose to represent A and T's various organizations.
Selected overall student leader, Jonathan Branch.
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103rd-YEAR FOUNDERS' DAY CONVOCATION
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The North Carolina Agricultural
and Technical State University
has occupied a unique role in ef-
forts to provide higher educa-
tion for citizens of the state
since 1891. The college operated
as an annex to Shaw University
in Raleigh until it moved to
Greensboro in 1893 after that
city donated $1 1 ,000 in cash and
14 acres of land for a campus.
A&T today is the largest histori-
cally black university in the state
and the sixth largest in the na-
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KENNETH R. JONES
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NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA PHI ALPHA
BROTHER OF THE YEAR
YOU GO, BOY!!
"Deep in mv heart, I love it, I love it, I love it — mv A Phi A . . . !"
The Beta Epsilon Chapter ot Alpha Phi Alpha has been the North Carolina A Phi A Chapter of the Year for
four consecutive years- Surely, these men of distinchon are sethng the standard for all Black men'
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Kappa Laurie Scott and Alpha Eugene Akers demonstrate some Greek unity-
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1994 Miss Collegiate
African-American
Miss Jackson State University
MALETHA L. DIXON
Maletha L. Dixon, the 1994 Miss
Collegiate African-American
Pageant (MCAAP) winner, rep-
resenting Jackson State Uni-
versity, Jackson MS, was
crowned queen on June 18,
1994. The crowning took place
during Pro-Line hair product's
Miss Collegiate African-
American Pageant, a two-hour
televised presentation, hosted
by celebrity stars Robert Guil-
laume and Ella Joyce. The pro-
gram was recorded at Walt
Disney MGM Studios, Orlando,
PL and aired nationally August
19th-September 25th.
Described as intelligent, beauti-
ful and independent, Ms.
Dixon, present queen and grad-
uate of Jackson State University,
is currently working as an ac-
countant in Kansas City, MO.
She plans to become a certified
public accountant after she takes
the exam in November.
While at Jackson State Uni-
versity, her academic achieve-
ments and college participation
were outstanding. She received
a full academic scholarship and
was a Charles F. Moore Scholar
which awarded her an addition-
al $1,000 per year stipend for
high academic honors. She was
on the National Dean's List, list-
ed in the Who's Who in
American Colleges and Uni-
versities, chair of the Student
Advisory Council, member of
Accounting Society and member
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
"1 was driven by basic principles
of faith in God, belief in myself
and determination," said Ms.
Dixon. My message to people,
particularly the young, is for
them to grasp their own basic
principles and live by them. By
doing so, people can accomplish
anything without limitations,"
she added.
Born m lacl^son, MS, 21 years ago, Ms. Dixon attributes her overall success to God, her mother Brenda and
supportive family members.
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This year's march and candlelight vigil was hosted by the Junior class.
Students who took part in the march.
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Enjoying a walk across campus
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Jean Yarborough and Dr. Rankin present a student with a
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North Carolina A&T State University students enjoy spending
time with their fellow Aggies. Student life is a highlighted aspect
of campus activity. With that kind of emphasis students are able
to appreciate different backgrounds.
The fun, loving, happy smiling faces of the students as thev take
part in the experience of being at NO PLACE LIKE HOME, is
what Aggieland is all about.
/hether it is a nice afternoon of sitting outside under a tree or enjoy-
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what they came to A&T to
achieve — an education. Smiling
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A&T ... NO PLACE LIKE
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ELEGANCE AT ITS BEST
Young, beautiful, intelligen
and outgoing women are in ex-
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BROTHERHOOD ON A HIGHER LEVEL
Who said a good man is hard to
find? They must not have seen
the men at A&T. The male popu-
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A&T produces top qualitj
young men who will make some
lucky women very happy.
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A&T IS a place where boys be-
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scope for growth is what
allows the students to be-
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this generation has to offer.
The women and the men of
North Carolina A&T State
University are the BEST.
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WHAT'S THE BIG DEAL
Nelson Mandela was elected to govern the violent
country of South Afnca. The 76-year-old leader won in
the country's first all-race election that ended white
minority rule and made Mandela the first black South
African leader.
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President Jean-Bertrand Anshde was elected pres-
ident in late 1990 of the island of Haih. Less than a year
later he was arrested by the military and expelled from
the country.
The Rwandan civil war between the Huitus and the Tutsi minority. A peace accord
was signed in 1993. But more than a million refugees were forced to flee to Zaire and
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John Roseboro
Randall Ross
Eilzabeth Royster
Tina Russell
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Crystal Scott
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Corie Shackleford
Steven Shipp
Aliaa Simmons
Aminah Simmons
Angela Simmons
Kumani Simmons
Temea Simmons
Vernon Simmons
Angele Simpson
Marcella Simpson
Cathy Singletary
Kia Skrine
Benny Sloan
Bryan Smith
Chrishna Smith
Eric Smith
Gina Smith
Latonya Smith
Lawrence Smith
Lisa Smith
Luwanda Smith
Rosalind Smith
Tonya Smith
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Deshelia Spann
Monique Staley
Angela StarJey
Chris Stanley
Myra Stanley
Kristen Starkey
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Gregory Staton
Latisha Staton
Bryan Stephens
Lisa Stephens
Crystal Sterling
Natashi Stover
Darrone Suggs
Ernest Suggs
Kevin Suggs
Andrea Sutton
Carlton Sutton
Jeff Talbert
Angela Taylor
Angela Taylor
Shatonia Taylor
Tina Taylor
Dawn Tay-Sirnpson
Adele Terry
Robert Terry, Jr.
Jamarle Thomas
James Thomas, Jr.
Nicole Thomas
Erika TTiompson
Harold Thompson, Jr.
Tony Thompson
Eulande Thome
Letitia Thornton
Tanya Tillery
Barry Tingle
Tevia Tipps
James Torian
Roberta Toshumba
Anthony Townsend
Juan Trimble
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Tom Truman
Monica Umerah
Charmta Uzzell
Latandra Vance
Claude Verbal
Katina Vernon
Latonv'ia Wade
Latnce Wade
Domvc\'a VValder
Sahnve VValdrum Junior
Patricia Walker
TvTone Walston Junior
Chandra Walton
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Ke\in Ware
Everett Washington
Kara Washmgton
Ladenna WatKins
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Adnan White
Charles White
Shawn W^hite
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John Whitfield
Joel Wigeins
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Dawn Williams
Dusean Williams Sophomore
Emmanuel Williams
Feliaa Wiliams
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Monica William'^
Nicole Williams
Rolanda Williams
Sonva Williams
Stacey Williams
James Williamson
Andre Wilson
Enc Wilson
Haywood Wilson, III
James Wilson, Jr
Melissa Wilson
Davetta Woods
Patrick Woods
Randall Woods
Tammy Wooten
Therrieka Wooten
Teresa Woutsen
Rudolph Worsev
Kimani Wright
Renia Wnght
Quentin Wright
Nicole Wynn
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Toni Young
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Jabar Bennet
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Albert Albnght
Deidra Alexander
Robert Alston
Regina Armster
Rico Artis
Yven Avent
Tonano Baldwin
Aliaa Bates
Tashika Bellamy
Tiffany Benjamin
Albert Blackman
Letioa Boney
Tanesha Boone
Aretha Bovd
Bnan Brewington
Michael Broaawav
Adnenne Brown
Donvell Brvant
James Br\ant
ECimberlv Bullock
Reginald Bullock
Clanssa Carl
Eric Can
Lakenva Chancey
O'Tika Cherry
Lazanda Cooper
John Crews
Lenique Daniel
Kristen Davis
Xichelle Davis
\olanda Davis
Cvnthia Deloatch
Stephanie Durham
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Khalid Ellison
Levonne Evans
Chris Ferguson
Faith Feirell
Ann Foxx
Chandra Foxx
Ahcia Garrettson
Parnethia Gilchrist
Lona Glenn
Chris Haggins
Tittanv Halloway
Joseph Hampton
Joseph Harris
Shandell Harris
Tonie Harris
Serena Henderson
Willie Hester, Jr.
Valencia Higgs
Janet Hines
K-imberlv Howie
Natasha Hudcins
Cheneta Hugney
Chienyere Ijeoma
Shravia Jackson
Divanna Jenkins
Ivy Johnson
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Angelica Jones
Gray Jones
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Kesha Jones
Laikhe Jones
Manu Kennedy
Lisa Kimble
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Willie Lawrence
Dequincv Lewis
Jesiah Lindsay
Frank Little
Akilah Lowery
Charles Lownes
Cvnthia Marshall
Kerbert Martin, Jr.
Korev Maryland
Moranda McBride
Lynne McCoy
James McKnight
Tahnya McPhail
Mana McPhatter
Timothy Mitchell
Nakia Morris
Cr\'stal Nesbit
Cynthia Norman
Toy Parker
Thomas Phillips
Shante Pope
Kendall Powell
Paul Pugh, III
James Reid, Jr.
Raymond Reid
Sefita Richardson
Lonice Robinson
Nathan Rogers
Tracey Rooks
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Lawanda Sanderson
Tamara Sanders
Mario Scott
Stephen Short
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Cassandra Smith
Chandra Smith
Dwight Smith
Floyd Smith
Terri Smith
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Charles Tapp, 111
Damon Taylor
Valissa Thomas
Felicaia Tillman
Johnelie Torbert
Tenia Tyson
Tnvette Vaughn
Gerald Walden
Tiffnav Walker
Rodney Wallace
Br\'ant Washmgton
Lemonica Washington
Keith White
Lakesia White
Aurelio Whittaker, Jr.
Tiffany Whittington
Alana Williams
David Williams
Tangela Williams
Sunja Willingham
Dabney Wilson
Johnston Wise
Darian Worley
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Angela Younger
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Kimberly Anderson
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Delarian Augustus
Lawanda Avery
Br\'ant Bailey
Tashara Bailey
Joshua Baldwin
Anthony Belton
Brandon Bennett
Charlene Blackwell
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Oman Brandt
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Edward Council
Major Cowan, Jr.
Kanika Dalton
Minjim Daniel
Domeica Davis
Donica Davis
Kisa Deloney
Jeffery Dickens
Latawaya Dolberry
Tonya Egerton
Acin El-Amin
katnna Elliot
Basheerah Enahora
Tonia Evans
Victor Fernandez
Jevon Fitts
Patera Foye
Rhonda Cant
Stacey Coins
Anton Goldsmith
Tamika Grace
Brenda Graves
Ernest Hargrove
Sherelle Harris
Chantae Harrison
Traic Hatch
Senecca Haywood
Bridget Herring
Laurinda Hill
Precious Hill
Kaisha Holman
Dwyon Hunter
Stephanie Hunter
James Jackson
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Eric Johnson
Robyn Johnson
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Racquel Jones
Trammonnieo Jones
Darrell Joyner
Tracee Joyner
William Joyner
Lon Lawrence
Tarnisha Leslie
Gregory Little
Raymond Lofty
Cleda Maggard
Korrey Marsh
Maceno Maxo
Willie McCuluney
Dawn McKnight
Chancer McLaughlii
Sterlmg McMillian
Chnstie McNair
Lashawn McNeil
John Moore
Jerry Morae, Jr.
Aliya Morris
Ayanna Moseley
Aaron Odom
Clarence Odom
Kelli Oglesby
Anita Page
Chris Page
Stephanie Parks
Tanisha Parrish
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Pamela Rjchardson
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Joe Robinson
David Rogers
Sonya Rorie
Jason Rousse
Tonya Saddler
Lakrystal Sanders
Melvin Sauls
Tokie Sharpe
Daryi Silver
Jonnice Slaughter
Terraine Small
Corey Smith
James Smith
Zulcika Smith
Jay Snipes
Myron Spraill
Nicole Straynorn
Haywood Stowe, III
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Yvette Talbert
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Paul Thorpe, III
Bruce Tobias
David Totten
Monte Turnage
Michelle Turner
Natasha Turner
Bryan Tuttle
Sham Tyler
Jerry Valentine
Stacey Vick
Sonya Vines
Christy Walker
Tanya Walker
Bnan Walls
Gina Walton
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Relonda Warren
Tommy Washington
Wimberly Watson
Hubert Weaver
Kimberly White
Michelle Wicker
Abdul Williams
Carl Williams
Chene Williams
Kyha Williams
Tabitha Williams
Irma Wilson
Tazz Wilson
Kimberly Wingfield
Latashia Winston
Daniel Wright
Nicole Wright
Ericka Young
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Keysha Adams
Kenya Alexander
Donna Allen
Karen Allen
Lakesha Alston
Sean Ambush
Crystal Asbury
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Rodney Ashford
Nakia Atkins
Ryan Bailey
Maritza Baird
Edward Baker
Dawn Bdldwm
Camille Banks
Johnathon Barnes
Simona Barrett
Moneik Bazemore
Chris Bentley
Marcus Bernard
Danielle Billingslea
Cara-Lynn Birts
Kendra Bledsoe
Kimberly Bradey
Eric Branche
Michelle Broughton
Charlotte Brown
Kesha Brown
Jason Bullock
Chris Burnett
Otto Burston, Jr.
Millie Burton
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Lysheaka Cannady
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Melody Chalmers
Latarsha Chatman
Richard Chern,'
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Jarred Coleman
Kelli Coleman
Dana Coles
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Crystal Coltrane
Robyn Courtney
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Janine Davenport
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Tajma Davis
Tennita Davis
Tiffany Davis
Tanika Dean
Ashely Dickenson
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Shannon Edwards
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Ramona Felder
Tanya Ford
Kaia Franklin
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Althea Greene
Latonva Greene
Megan Grissett
Patrick Halsey
John Hardy
Kathleen Harrell
Noeka Harris
Kemisha Harvey
Kenisha Herbin
Felisha Hill
James Hill
Erica Hillard
Lakeshia Holley
Kartina Hollingswortn
Troy Hopper
Melanie Hougle
Lashawn Hull
Aimee Hunt
Ron Huntley
Nathan Ingram, Jr.
Dakisha Jackson
Kesha Jackson
Joseph Jenkins
Bryan Johnson
Leroy Johnson
Kemi Johnson
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Adneene Jones
Kevin Jones
Mane Jones
Nathaniel Jones, Jr.
Tabitha Jones
Tanae Jones
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Zsanara Jones
Tameka Jordan
Tobv Jordan
Carfos Keith
Faith Kelly
Sharnsa Kelly
Jamila Kepm
Angela King
Brandy Lane
Derri Lassiter
Eugene Leach
Scoev Lewis
Chnstie Little
Char\'sse Lucas
Latasha Lunsford
Shaton Mann
Bernard Marley, Jr.
Christal Marlin
Kyra Marshall
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Teoeka Martin
Lashea McBnde
Robert McCain
Marcus McKay
Krista McLead
Thiamous McNair
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Vanessa McPhail
Nakesha Meachem
Deago Meadows
Roderick Meadows
Terri Miles
Na'tell Miller
Joshua Moore
Keisha Moore
Vintory Moore
Carlton Morgan
Kurke Moses
Sherri Murphy
Jamila Murray
Terrence Murray
Melanie Newman
Shannon Outlaw
Sharrie Pace
Malisha Pajando
Alfred Peed
Na'ima Pendergrass
Darrick Peterson
Cristyilin Phillips
Jameeli Phillips
Tim Pigford
Ericka Pleasant
Nicole Price
Nefertiti Pridgen
Tamieika Quick
Timothy Rayner
Sheldon Reece
Michael Regan
Latonya Reynolds
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Vanessa Sanders
Tanva Savage
Owen Scott
Ernestine Scurlock
Felicia Sessoms
Chandra Shackletord
X'ajla Shareef
Eric Simpson
Lansha Slade
Arthur Smith
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Katrina Stith
Asani Swann
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Monica Tallev
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Anika Walker
Coleta Walker
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Darren Walls
Katrina Walton
Latarsha Ward
Nichole Warren
Antorius Whitley
Brandan Wilkes
Barbara Williams
Clinton Williams
Jovce Williams
Mandncio Williams
Stephen Williamson
Angela Wilis
Cheryl Wilson
Shannon Wilson
Robert Wiltsie
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Dr. lames E- Sibert, Assoc, Vice Chancellor
Carolyn Andrews, Administrahve Secretary
GaiJ Barger, Administrative Secretary- for Dr. Siebert
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Dr. Richard Robbins, Assoc. Dean
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Susan Vasquez, Secretary
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Glona Robinson, Clerk-Typist
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Daphne Seegars, Administrative Secretan'
Angelia Johnson, becretan'
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Gwen Sanders, secretary
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Deborati Lindsay, Clerk Typist
Sfiaron Jofinson, Secretary
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Tracey Boyd, Assistant
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Dr- Mark Kiel, Accounting
Dr. Melvin Johnson, Busmess Administration
Dr. Basil Colev, Busmess Education & Administrative ben.ices
Dr. Michael Simmons, Economics
Dr. Barbara Saunders, Curnculum & Instruchon
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Dr. Wyatt Kjrk, Human Development & Services
Dr- Walter E. Dukes, Construction Management ic Safety
Dr lohn Spurlm, Electronics & Computer Technology
Dr. Abhay Tnvedi, Manufacturing Systems
Dr. Pobert Pyle, Graphic Communications Systems »Sc Tech- Studies
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DEYA MARSHEA SMITH
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Deya Marshea Smith, a native of New
Haven, Connecticut, won the coveted title
of Miss Black U.S.A. 1994.
Deya, a 22 year old senior at Howard Uni-
versity, will graduate in Spring '95 from tliE
School of Fine Arts . Deya is majoring in as
ing and hopes to own her own production
and film company.
Prior to winning the National title of "Miss
Black U.S.A.," Deya wooed the judges at
her state pageant in Connecticut in which
she proclaimed, "I am living proof that
through God, all things are possible."
Deya, who has chosen HIV/AIDS Educa-
tion as her platform, hopes that she will
make a difference.
Deya is actively involved in her church and
Students for Christ Crusade on her cam'
pus. In January, she toured South Africa,
courtesy of South African Airways, in
hopes that she may be able to deliver hope
to people of color through her own per-
sonal testimony.
Deya has been nahonally featured in ES-
TEEM MAGAZINE, UNIQUE HAIR and
BEAUTY, and will be featured this winter
in SOPHISTICATES BLACK HAIR,
BLACK HAIR TODAY, and BLACK
TRESS.
An aspiring actress and producer, Deya
also won the pageant's Performing Arts
Award.
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OMEGA SMITH
ega Smith, a 24 year old Whitakers, NC native, is an English/Media Journalism major. She will enter her senior year at North Carolina
tral University.
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Ghana has a diverse and rich re-
source base. The country is
mainly agricuhural, however,
55% of its workers engaged in
farming. Cash crops consist
primarily of cocoa and cocoa
products, timber products, co-
conuts, and other palm prod-
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Vice Pres, Arik Smith Secretary, Treasurer,
LaKenya Chancey Valisa Thomas
President,
Elyse Jenkins
Parliamentarian,
Henri Parker
Miss M.A.C.,
Nefetari Bordain
Mr. M.A.C.,
Mahiri Anderson
(Not Pictured)
The purpose of the Midwest Aggie Chib is to unite the students from the Midwest Area represented on the
campus of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.
Our main objectives are:
1 .} to help serves as network base achieving common goals.
2.) to combine our ideals and express them in such a way to benefit others, on campus and in the com-
munity, and
3 .) to provide motivation, encourage excellence, and to continue preparing an " achieving mindset" on our
campus.
Our mission is to:
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MEN'S COUNCIL OFFICERS: Donyell Bryant, President; Chris Brown, Vice- Donyell Bryant, President
President; Gorden Sanders, Secretary' The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord; and he delighteth in his way. Psalm
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Gorden Sanders Secretary, Ron Huntle Vice President, Scott B. Chris Brown Vice-
President, Jonathan Douglas President Cooper, Donyell Bryant President, Eric
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DEDICATION
To men, all men,
Your passion s deep.
If only passions not put to sleep.
To women, my Sisters,
Who know not their power,
This is the time
Now is the hour.
Heal the wounds
Of a past out of control.
Today, the present, is ours to hold.
Oh mothers, daughters.
Sisters, wives and friends.
Let go the anger.
Let us celebrate our men.
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BACK ROW: Nataki Brown, Valisa Thomas, Mrs. Diana Robinson, Ebony Stubbs, Latisha Hamilton
Purpose: To unite the students
who are aspiring for
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BLACK ENGINEERS
PURPOSE: To aid the students in Engineering, Computer Science, Technical and Math related fields.
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'URPOSE: To foster the exposure of agncultural students to the agribusiness industry- and its related fields such as marketing and
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Life Without Nurturing Relationships . . .
"We did it' We did it!!"
Kim: Tony, we need you to help with (yearbook) layouts today
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\ngela Banks, Denita Barber, kejth Brvaiit, Icnmfer Lee, Rashid-Ali Cromwell
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The Student Union Advisory
Board is part of the educational
program of University. At the
center of the university com-
munity life, it serves as a labora-
tory for citizenship, training stu-
dents in social responsibility and
provides cultural, social, and
recreational programs, aiming
to make free time activity a coop-
erative factor with study in edu-
cation. In all its processes, it en-
courages self-realization and for
growth in individual social com-
petency and group effective-
ness. Through independent ac-
tion, the student acquires a
sense of responsibility and lead-
ership.
Titfany McCuIIen serves a dual purpose as both Miss SUAB and President of the
Student Union Advisory Board.
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Miss SUAB and her court.
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Student Union Advisory Board members
The Student Union Advisory
Board is the organization prima-
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Union Program. This center of
the University's Social Activities
is designed to enhance the so-
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and political life of the indi-
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ation with the Student Union
Advisory Board, the character of
the student is intended to be
broadened, for this organization
is designed to help the student
achieve a higher elevation on the
ladder of life.
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PURPOSE: to engage in cul-
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and public service
activities, to establ-
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encourage cultural
intellectual and
moral standards.
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THE ALPHA NU CHAPTER OF
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC
OFFICERS OF THE ALPHA NU CHAITER
SPRING 1994
SPRING 1993
BROTHERHOOD RETREAT 1994
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Nicole Y. Allen
Randi E.Aushn
Carolyn F. Baker
Michelle A. Baker
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Keisha Y. Barnes
Pamela Binns
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Donald Brandon
Margurite Brooks
Elliot C. Brown
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Valerie E. Brown
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Benita C. Byrd
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Nichole M. Cannon
Erica P. Cobbins
Cecely C. Collins
Teresa L. Cooper
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Cassandra Davis
Kelly. A. Davis
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Rwanda E. Dennnard
Wenda A. Dougherty
Daphne E. Evans
Sheronda B. Foster
Sherlene C. Gibbs
Richard Gordan, Jr.
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Laurie D. Holloway
Elyse Jenkins
Jonas C. Douglas
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Paul R. Kelley, Sr.
Karen King
Louis Laster
Montressa L. Lorick
Maze Little
Misty L. Lyons
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Candise McKeever
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Kelly McLaurin
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Phillip Mischler
Marcus Neal
Sheresa Norton
Wendy Perry
Aronda Price
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Vivan Scott
Temea Simmons
Diann Simpson
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Kristen Starkey
Lisa Smith
John Whitfield, Jr.
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PURPOSE: To foster ideals of sisterhood, scholarship, service and finer womanhood; cultivate and encourage high scholastic and social
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scholastic and ethical standards,
to promote unity and friendship
among college women, to study
and help alleviate problems con-
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maintain a progressive interest in
college life, and to be of service to
all mankind.
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BULLETIN
#1. Martin Davis
#2. Hanani Wade
#3. Phillip Foust
#4. Eugene Smith
#5. Fernell Patterson
#b. Timothy White
#7. Eugene Akers (Not Pictured)
#8, Kenneth Jones
#9, Jonathan Brown
#10. James Pickens
#11. Seavy Sanders
#12. Tony Thompson
#13. Daniel Jones
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the first intercollegiate Greek letter fraternity established for Black college students, was organized at
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York in 1906. The first unit of this nahonal fraternity, organized by college men of Afro-American
descent, was called Alpha Chapter. The seven visionary founders at Cornell, Henry Authur Cailis, Charles Chapman, Eugene K. Jones,
George Kelly, Nathaniel Murray, Robert Ogle and Vertner Tandy, labored in the year of severe economic struggle and racial conflict in
the United States.
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FRONT; Cr>'stal Summers
BACK; (left to neht) Javonna Graham, Crv'stal Scott, DeAngelis Hams, Dawn
Asbury, Felicia McNeil, Sonja Willmgham; Aranettae Guy, Zipporah White.
Officers
F to B; Felicia McNeil, Mana McCoy, DeAngelis Harns, Crystal Scott, Back
Row, L to R; Aranettae Guy, Nicole Mcintosh, Aneithia Witherspoon, Awura-
Adzua Phillips
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To enhance knowledge and opportunities "" *^^'l-i.v.'
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PURPOSE: To foster relationships among A&T students from the
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Athea Burke
Dana Dowdv
Lakeshia Ellis
Basheerah Enahora
LaTonia Fant — not pictured
Patera Foye
Sadiqua Franas
La Tanya Jackson
Reina Jones — Captain
LaDaira Long — not pictured
Tisha Moeeison — Co captain
Ayanna Mosely
Lavondra Pye
Leslie Rudisell
Nikki Turner
Kimberlv White
Sonja Willingham
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ficademic Siiairs 153
Administrative Sllairs 164
Stbletic administrators 184
Alpha Eappa filpha 244
Alpha Phi Alpha 248
American Society ol Agr, Ent 250
Alpha Phi Omega 253
Alpha Lambda Delta 254
Agr. Ecoo. Clnb 259
Aggie Angles 266
American Marketing Assoc. 267
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Bajid 270
Beta Samma Sigma 256
Biolog; Clnb 258
Beta Alpha Fsi 269
Baseball 190
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Circle City Classic 12
Uiss Collegiate Alricas American 26
Coronation 76
Miss SUAE Coronation 230
Catholic Campss Conn. 255
Chancellor 8
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Delta Sigma Tbeta 232
Departmental Chairpersons 166
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Episilon Pi Tan Ceremony 41
Election Committee 288
Economic Clnb 259
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Fonnders Day 24
Freshman Ollicers 139
Freshman Pictures 140
Football 88, 200
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Eradnate Studies 162
Eolden Eey 258
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Homecoming 65
Bolland Ball Conncil
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Junior Officers 126
Junior Pictures 127
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Model Dniqio 264
Meiorials 272
Mens CoDDcil 2M
Matbematic Association of America 217
Maryland Metropolitan Aggie Clnb 226
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National Society oi Black Engineers 219
Miss Black Nortb Carolina 181
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Omega Cbi Epsilon 259
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Psi Chi 261
Pershing Rifles 218
Peer Advisement Leadership 263
Pennsylvania Aggie Clnb 263
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Senior Pictures 108
Sophomore Oiiicers 132
Sophomore Pictures 133
Student Development 154
Softball 188
Student Bovernment Association 226
Student Bovernment Association Senators 229
Student Union Advisory Board 231
South Carolina Aggie Clnb 257
Sebastian Bealth Center 154
Society For The Advancement of Management 217
Miss SDAB 230
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Technology, School of 161
Womens Track and Field 187
Mens Track and Field 191
Tan Beta Sigma 251
Technology Education Collegiate Association 252
TELOCA 256
Toastmasters 215
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Vanstory Ball Council 260
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Who's Who 236
What's the Deal in 1994-1995 58
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
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ASSISTANT EDITOR
ELYSE JENKINS
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