Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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ERLE LEE Band member gives a sparkling performance. Clarence M. Pendleton Jr., chairman of the United States Commission on Civil Rights, drew mixed reactions from Grambling audiences in Woodson Hall and T.H. Harris Auditorium. The governmental official participated in question and answer sessions in late November. His auditorium appearance was a lyceum activity. Pendleton is the first black chairman of the Civil Rights Commission. Woodson audience listens. Pendleton responds to question. 108 Happenings

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Chinese education specialist talks. Sie Pre One of China’s leading education experts talked to a Grambling audience Feb. 6 in room 10 of Woodson Hall. Ji Xiaolin, chief of the State Education Commission of the People’s Republic of China, outlined his country’s foreign student study programs and its education system in general. President Joseph B. Johnson awarded the noted guest with a special certificate. : Let’s sit over there. Dr. Johnson cites Xiaolin. Happenings 107

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ROO Se eet i The meal was numero uno. 3 PmeoO ere mMPrPrdO$=z Webster’s Dictionary defines Saint Valentine’s Day as: Feb. 14 which is observed in honor of a mytar of the third century and focuses on the customary sending of valentines, candy, etc. to sweethearts on this day. Grambling State University goes one step further. Every Valentine’s McCall sponsors a special celebration in observance of the holiday. Steak and chicken highlighted the occasion and cafete- ria personnel even prepared a red and white ‘“‘checkered” cake. Student Union disc jockeys played romantic music as Gramblinites munched on their favorite taste treats. Following the meal, a sweetheart dance was held in the Wom- en’s Gymnasium. Will you be my valentine? Steak and chicken were consumed by the Valentine’s Day crowd.