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The Ayantee 1972 a t state university greensboro. n. c. heien butler, editor-in-chief thurman daniel, associate editor paula foster, business manager mrs. barbara burgess, advisor Volume XXVII rm ' iiit i ' P 4 I .
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mamBmam Forward As we grow and live each day, we go through changes that have different effects on different persons. For some, the change is gradual; and for some the change is so sudden that we are caught completely unaware. Part of the changes we go through comes through experience— experience with various, events persons, and places. Even though some experiences may vary in respect to kinds and effects, we still ex- perience anyway. Experience helps make us what we are — as a person or as a group — particularly the Aggie family. We, here in Aggieland, are a unique unit of a bigger, much more powerful group — The Black People. In this respect, our experience is also a unique one. Unique in the fact that we face completely different problems and we respond in completely different ways, for so much of our experiences come in conflict with the norms of another culture that we are expected to live by. This is how our experiences face us as a group of Black People. As a unique unit within that group, we function in many ways as a family. A family which may expe- rience many problems as we try, desperately a times, to function together in the many facets of university life. At times, our experiences may hinder or influence our actions as individuals, but again, we must realize that our experiences help us to grow and mature into the competent leaders of our beautiful Black race. In fulfilling our potentials as individuals, as members of the Aggie family, and as a group of Black peo- ple, our experiences are uniquely different from any other group of people. Our experiences make us what we are and what we will become. Our experience is A BLACK EXPERIENCE.
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