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A 10 I National orecast world Sr I Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy Accu Weather forecast for daytime conditions Chicago Mich South Bend 25? ort Wayne Lafayette Ohio III i Indianapolis Weather sources Via 4iocMed Piwr Louisville 5 at Phases off the moon Williams 5 1 1 associate professorof vocational education an INDIANA 'S i i 4 riends or Life CORRECTIONS LOTTERY RESULTS i i I i 7 1 rl A r'' Evansville Wednesday: 11 23 31 34 36 Powerball 5 Saturday: 14 25 29 39 43 Powerball 1 I Estimated jackpot: $17 million ILLINOIS Weather hotline: (900) 3708728 or the latest local and national forecasts call the Journal and Courier Touch tone callers: ollow recorded instructions entering area code for city or first three letters of foreign city This service is not available for rotary dial telephones Cost: 95 cents first minute 50 cents for each additional minute WASKInfo Line 567 2100 Lafayette Weatherhne 447 0550 162475 megahertz on weather radio NOAA report Monticello Victoria Coleman West Lafayette campus he said: was in sistent about educating and en lightening the faculty and ad ministration of the university about what needed to be done not only here but at other col leges across the Zamora who worked with Williams during the early years of the Black Cultural Center recently spearheaded efforts to create a scholarship in her name felt a moral obligation not to let her contributions go he said In 1993 the first Helen Bass Williams Scholarship a $1000 award given to an incoming freshman was granted" The Learning Center which Williams founded while at Pur due has grown to serve about 1000 students each year: The center initially designed to help students who needed help in English Today it helps stu 2663 Duncan Road 1 4 Lafayette Indiana 47904 (317) 423 5421 800 735 5365 iiiiiuin II inr Jan 30 eb 7 eb 15 eb 22 national space station with Russia and other countries The last time US and Russian spacecraft met in orbit was in 1975 Thursday: 382 (Daily 3) 3642 (Daily 4) Wednesday: 466 (Daily 3) 2329 (Daily 4) Estimated lotto jackpot: $1 1 million POWERBAil i By Michael QlevengerJoumal and Courier looks out over at Purdue's Xv dith Gappa as vice president for human relations and Myra Mason as director of diversity and multicultural affairs blacks at Purdue say more work needs to be done1 The Black Caucus of aculty and Staff at Purdue of which been involved in an ongoing discussion on the recruitment and retention of black faculty staff and students One faculty member calls the low number 4 of the gains that people made we are beginning to Coleman said there is an interest in the welfare of black faculty and in our future talk to us are here because of the Helen Bass Williamses the Sojourner Truths Without what they accomplished there would be fewer of us on college cam puses I Wt 'i i Coleman is the chairman has motivated a lot of us who knew her he said More than 25 years after Wil liams started at Purdue blacks! make up 1 percent of the West Lafayette roughly 2000 faculty members Victoria Coleman is one of about 25 black professors at Purdue An associate professor of vocational education she is grateful for predecessors like Williams who helped pave the way for her and her colleagues But despite a sense of guarded optimism helped in part by the addition in recent years of Ju 1 Start planning now Let us heln vou design a nroeram ucino life and uisaDiuiy insurance tn heln rmine because your fiiture direction may depend on a single degree dents in a range of areas such as time management note tak ing and study skills greatest legacy Trachtman says is the memory or ner as a model ot self discipline study and commit ment and the attitude that dreams can be realized She The Journal and Courier is Committed to accurate news coverage Please call the newsroom to let us know about factual errors in our news coverage We will correct errors promptly Our telephone numbers: rom 8 am to 5 pm call (31 7) 423 551 1 After hours and on weekends call (317) 423 5522 Outside of Tippecanoe County call toll free (800) 456 3223 The Hstfi for nMM a i i "wliailvc anu nubcb io ue neiu ai rowief H0US6 Museum was incorrect Wednesday on Page Bl The correct date is eb 10 1 Thursday: 765 (Pick 3 Midday) 7782 (Pick 4 Middav) 535 (Pick 3 Evening) 2538 (Pick 4 Evening) Wednesday: 349 (Pick 3 Midday) 6118 (Pick 4 Middav) 200 (Pick 3 Evening) 1719 (Pick 4 Evening) 14 20 21 22 27 (Little Lotto) 12 17 28 30 32 49 (Lotto) Estimated lotto jackpot: $4 million Continued from Page A1 Problems to giving advice on starting the original Black Studies program are apparent today that point in time the importance of an African Amer ican being in an authoritative position such as that one was Blalock said: black students we were obviously proud Having her on campus gave added credibility to those of us who were already By the time Williams arrived at Purdue she already had her mark on the civil rights movement Antonio Zamora director of i the Black Cultural Center said I Williams was annie Lou the legendary civil i rights activist i During the mid 1960s Wil Hams 'was director of the Mis i sissippi Action for Progress an i organization that helped dis I advantaged people in that state 'I 117112 VII ii I vviuiams wno neiu masters degrees nublic health and rench also had taught at a one room schoolhousen Illinois and at two colleges Williams was hired as a rench professor in 1968 but soon found herself acting as an unofficial mother for much of the black student population and a counselor for everyone else A house that Williams rented on campus soon became a home where black students knew they could get a hot meal a sympa thetic ear or a place to stay Zamora recalled Leon Trachtmana professor of communication who worked closely with Williams remem bered her strong will that commanded respect by both administrators and students Despite the threats and abuse that came with her work in Mississippi Trachtman said persona at Purdue was a fearless one had a very clear vision of what needed to be done She had high aspirations for the young black students we had I irst woman pilot at helm of spaces shuttle Discovery By MARCIA DUNN The Associated Press i 5 CAPE CANAVERAL After a delay first female space shuttle pilot and her five crewmates boarded Discovery for an early njorning liftoff today on an unprecedented rendezvous with the Russian apavc SLclLlUll 5 had five minutes to orbiting station through fuel efficient roul nitinrr Today Cloudy snow High in mid 30s Sunrise: 7:55 Sets: 6:09 Tonight Blustery blowing snow' likely Low in mid 20s Saturday Windy snow flurries High in mid 20s' Sunrise: 7:54 Sets: 6:10 Sunday Cold Highs in 20s Lows in teens gunrjse jgg sets: 6:11 Monday A Chance of snow High low 30s Low teens Sunrise: 7:52 Sets: 6:12 Il WeatherReport Local orecast Showers Pstorns Ram lurries Show Ice riday eb 3 1 I 1 it Journal and Courier riday ebruary 3 1995 M30H INSURANCE HI TGTNTI7CG Ar or will colli PREMA' DISABILI will it disal 4 an early start Thursday pumping a half million gal lons of fuel into external tank The crew boarded early too Discovery was supposed to fly Thursday but NASA de layed liftoff to replace a failed navigation unit This is the first of eicrht shuttle trips planned to Rus send Discovery on the most 1997 After that NASA ex fuel efficient route to the or pects to build an inter uiuiig ivnr station it was the shortest shuttle! 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