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Tallahassee Feb. 20, 19895D Author Sylvester Monroe to speak at FAMU Florida University Sylvester Campus Inn Single or Double $207night Extra Person 300 with this ad 5 off or By The Week Single $1 1400, with this ad Double $12500 Offer Good Through March 15, 1989 1402 Tennessee St. 224174 will be "America Since 1945." The panel will include professors John Maguire, Fanny Walton, Russell Stilwell and David Van Alstyne. President William H. McCoy will act as moderator.

Tallahassee Community College Gavie On campus Monroe, author of "Brothers: Black and Poor A True Story of Courage and Survival," is the scheduled speaker for the FAMU Black History Month Convocation at 1 OAK FIREWOOD Democrat's deputy city editor for minority development, in the "Quality of Life in Tallahassee" series at the Florida State Conference Center at 6:30 p.m. today. increase over the same term last year. The Tallahassee Civitan Club has donated $6,000 toward an endowed scholarship for TCC students. Application procedures and award criteria will be announced later.

The Career Information Center, located on the second floor of the Social Sciences Building, now has four computers to help students choose majors and make vocational choices. Students may use them, by appointment, from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

on Fridays; and 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays. To make an appointment, call 488-9200, extension 228. Compiled by Pat Weiss 00 Per Yard! TOP SOIL 20 Monroe 11:10 a.m.

Dozier, a 1973 TCC graduate, has been named coordinator of counseling. The enrollment at TCC for the 1989 spring semester reached 6,885, an 11-percent rV Nancy Marcus, associate professor of oceanography, has been elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Mark E. Luther and Dozier SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST $25 Per Yard Delivered ST. AUGUSTINE SOD Cinch Bug resistance Will Grow in the Shade Green Beautiful Sod Must see it to Believe it nusMN TOMATOES 60 Plant City Strawberries Cukes South Florida Squash Bell Pepper Cabbage Sweet Corn Vidalia Onions Watermelons pine vsrsr STRAW 5Z.u bale Marcus LIVING ROOM TABLES Start At: Mark A.

Johnson, research associates in meteorology, presented papers at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco. James J. O'Brien, professor of meteorology and oceanography, was installed as an AGU fellow at the meeting and was appointed chairman pf the National Academy of Sciences committee on the Ocean's Role in Global Change. Luther, O'Brien and David M. Legler, research assistant in meteorology, published a paper, "Verification of a Model of the Arabian Sea," in the Journal of Geophysical Research-Oceans.

Hal Wil TONY'S GARDEN PATCH THE SOD STORE 4580 Thomasville Road 893-421 5 668-2278 Fre Delivery in Leon County ($20 Min.) L3r 676-6044 a I Capital Circle NW 1501 '8 1 Thursday in the Gaither Gymnasium. Monroe's popularity sprang from an article he wrote as a reporter for Newsweek called "Brothers." Like the book, the article discussed the lives of 12 men who grew up in two of the toughest housing projects on Chicago's Southside. The Youth Motivation Task Force, which consists primarily of FAMU graduates working in business, industry, government and education, will visit classrooms at FAMU and FAMU's developmental-research school to talk with students about the skills needed to secure a job, keep it and succeed in a profession. The FAMU Counseling and Career Placement Center is sponsoring the task force. The group will meet with students from 6 to 8 p.m.

Tuesday at the Gibbs Hall Lobby and from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Union Building's Ebony Television Room. For more information, call the FAMU Placement Center at 599-3700 or 599-3500. the FAMU Learning Development and Evaluation Center, located in 205 University Commons, will host its third annual open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Friday. The event is designed to publicize various support services offered to students with learning disabilities. Students in the program will perform, as will the Sam Boys Band from Louisiana. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call Sharon Wooten at 599-3180.

The FAMU Symphonic Band will present its annual concert in honor of university retirees at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Charles Winter Wood Theatre. The program will consist of contemporary and traditional band music. Rod Gillum, vice president of Saturn a subsidiary of General Motors, will head a team that interacts with university officials as part of the FAMUIndustry Cluster. FAMU's 656-SJ2 Eastwood Office Plaza 1 i BECOME THE ALL THE WEIGHT i I i CO PERFECT 10 kins, FSU vice president for development, served as chairman for eight sessions for management and senior professionals at the CASE District III conference in Nashville, I YOU WANT TO LOSE lKih 10 DAYS N0 I Trim 13 Figure Price Expires 2-10-89j I I Trim Figure Price Wilkins FREE? Walk-in Outpatient Clinic or call for appointment.

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Pam Morris, director of publications, served on a panel concerning desktop publishing. Thomas Offer expires CO 2-10-89 affordable and healthy, oner expires z-io-bs. OFFER EXPIRES 2-24-89. MEDICAL REQUIRED ON PATIENTS OVER 13 LBS. OF IDEAL BODY WEIGHT AND IS ADDITIONAL.

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34x60yd. $1.25 $1.66 The committee oversees $191 million in federal dollars for science and engineering education. In observing National Trio Week, FAMU Trio Programs will host an open house Thursday in the Gore Education Center Room, 104-A The featured programs are designed to prepare low-income, minority and handicapped students for college. The exhibit, "Architect and Artist, Jules Andre Smith," will be on display in the FAMU School of Architecture Galley through March 13. It features 32 pencil drawings and etchings of landscapes and architectural subjects, mostly from the 1920s and 1930s.

Eastern Airlines has given $5,000 to the Garth Reeves Emi- nent Scholar Chair in the School of Journalism, Media and Graphic Arts. Reeves, owner of the Miami Times, is a graduate of FAMU. The FAMU Department of Entomology will host its 12th annual Field Day Workshop from Wednesday through Friday in the Leon County Civic Center. Topics include termite treatments, ornamentals and turf. For information, call Jan Peters at 599-3912.

-The pharmacy college will sponsor its 13th annual Clinical Pharmacy Symposium entitled "AIDS and the Health Care Professional" beginning Wednesday in Room 102 of the Dyson Pharmacy Building at FAMU. Topics will include epidemiological impact, pathogenesis and treatment for various complications. Registration fee is $125 for health-care professionals and $95 for students. For information, call 599-3334. David Pargman, professor of movement science and physical education, helped present a paper at the annual meeting of the Gerontological Society of America in San Francisco.

Also, he is co-author of the recently-published second edition of "Physical Fitness: A Wellness Approach." "Crack in Our Facade: Can We Posh the Pushers Out of Town?" is the title of a seminar by LaNedra Carroll, the Tallahassee (5060 OFF 4 If' i i List Sale Quality traditional and contemporary wood desks, credenzas and lateral files. High Performance Box Sealing Tape 501 Utr liquid loiwr copier! -4 5.50 27.30 503 (or dry-toner coptors 44.80 26.88 522 w'rcmovabl Mnsor tap 48.95 29.37 3750 $3.17 I I A 7CI llLU PORTFOLIOS 40 OFF PUNCHO DEX Paper Punch N. Monroe SL For more information, call Marie Osmond at 644-3756. The Tarpon Club, FSU's nationally recognized synchronized swimming group, will present its annual show at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, at the Montgomery Gym Pool, located on Magnolia Way.

For more information, call Alicia A. Crew at 644-4531. A special art show will be on display through March 10 at the Florida State Conference Center as part of Black History Month. For information, call Amy Kemler at 644-7575 or 644-3801. "Law and Society: Should It Have a Future?" is the topic of the 1989 Mason Ladd Memorial Lecture.

David M. Trubek, University of Wisconsin law professor, will speak at 2:45 p.m. Thursday in Room 101, B.K. Roberts Hall. For more information, call Adam Hirsch at 644-6596.

Bainbridge College William B. Allen, chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday and at noon Friday, in the college library. His topic is "How the Dream Lives On in Civil Rights." North Florida Junior College North Florida Junior College in Madison will present an academic forum at 11 am Thursday in the Fine Arts Auditorium.

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