Roxbury Community College - Yearbook (Roxbury, MA)

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AFRICA HISTORY CLUB ,,.. . X,-'f Lv 1' N. . 'elf ggffi' W -' V , 6 ff fiqxr : .- ' ' A 'Q-f 'C' 'i -In I . N Z fn- 'T .A y I r r liz: i . 1.Sedi-Inagwa, Secretary 2. Atif S. Hameen, Advisor 3. Delores Cabral Kadija, V. Pres. 4. Alajo Adegbalola 5. juan X. Byars Not pictured: Akila Tate, Kaseema Adegbalola-Mahdee 91

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90 co in Uni y We Strive , ,.:..r:j- J A up-tl , ' 'Q ,:-QR .1f'u Xu, Y' J .,,,:.:,',-es.. f. ,f,rfig .,yf,,1s,, 1 ,. , 5 . 3 . 'fyrt 1 Et, 'Q ' Fifi' .2 A ' tit we if ' Y , yr' ' sf' 5 . ,2 K -. is fy T-i ii, grt.r:, 5' ' iw! 7 VOLUME. 5 NO. T KOXBTERY COMMUNTTY COLL?-GT. APRIL 1980 A ' Q53' . 1 5 ' . inter' m Dean Gets Promoted 5 - f The 535.00 Student A ,, was . . -.-.,s..-' by Marcia Rene' coursesi. Students are getting 'td.11'.-- Achvgt fee r ' The newiy appointed interim more trusting ot us and they teei an W Y igiean oi Studers, hge Deaesus thgrxfe are now reaiiy heiping f f here Does Go, eeis very go a out eing t . 'J' .,,. , XL- . asked to serve in this capacity. With his busy scheduie, he '-':,,,. 'H The positron became ettective stiii tinds time to teach Human if A- December 6,'i979.He teeis it isa eiations in Spanish on Satur- By Wmie Martin measure ot coniidence and ays and the Freshperson's I I U b I ' r ' 5 th gag The thirty-tive doiiar student activity tee is, unequaiiy, support trom the ad- ministrauonf' Mr. Deiesus observed that in making the changeover trom counseiiing to interim Dean, there is not that much dit- ierence. B0th tobs are simiiar requiring him, he said, to meei students and counsei then or needs. The administrative side is practioaiiy the s-Hr-ne with aii ot the paper work and iiies on the students. The Dean stated that he does not pian to counsei aiter registration is compieted beduse beth are very active positions. Protessor Amy- Moreno is now in charge ot the biiingu ai education and counseiiing program and ac- cording to Deiesus, he is doing The By Donald McCra., Many times the contributions ot biadts in U.S. war etiorts are ignored by the history books. Such is the case oi the 99th Fighter Squadron, an aii biack Air Division active in Worid War ii. in 1941, a Howard University student, Yancey Wiiiiams tiied suit under sponsorship ot the N.A.A.C.?., to compei the War Department to admit him one oi the Air Corp's centers immediateiy atter ing, the War Department in ions to keep the segregated, announced pianning to estabiish an training center at Tuskegr University to train biack piir tor iighting. Though this p was strongiy opposed by N.A.A.C.P., and iudge Wiii Hastice, because it connnue segregate biack piiots iron reguiar service, the p was moved into tuii gear a March 7, 1941, AT piio to Seminar aso rn pans . I . . . A d Cr C m heir divided among the various student ciubs and organizations. Cody an eorge a p aiso teach the treshperson's The tee is not tor any partrcuiar group, it generaiiy serves the 5ef 3fW in YUSVSH- g interests oi aii aspects oi student interests. M Dqesus' hom m Puma The maiority ot students here at RCC, both day and night, Rico and Singh' has been Wim are non-traditionai students inot tresh out ot high schooii. RCC tor three and a hait years. . , , , , h- he ,ecewed his B A The tee shouid provide activities which can be shared by aii, Prior tot rs,' . . - I at New vom Univgrgityl his parents and singie-parents, empioyed and unempioyed- ' d oun sters and oider students Master s at Harvard E ucaton y g , Schooi and he is now working The great percentage ot students here at RCC have sodai K '-eil hi5fD0f'?gie Soilnseff' and tinanciai responsibiiities which do not aiiow them ade- iff: L22-Lsooien anggialll quate time' tor participation in student activides. evertheiess the activities sponsored shouid be geared iorfteacher at Cambrid e Hi h N ' a ,ew good ,ob-1, and Lam, gd-,cor ands 50512, toward the convenience oi the maiority. This acknowiedge- Assessing the program turther Trade Schooi. They were aii ment deserves recognition,it,and oniyihactivities are spon- he Said, '1 M-iY.M0fen0 is combined with a Biiinguai sored, blSiC2nY haftdhns EHBNSY1 and VYOSFBW- 1 y y in viewing the specifics ot the procedures ot getting the Wi? Hfldemic SVN? P ma iY for in Yeb 'a'V' 3 decmof' dx be O.i4. to spend our money, iet us take a iook at the who, what Hispanic and muitr-cuiturai stu- made by the Search Committee and when of mis Confusing Summon. dems' ufAakm5 ww they 'ale' do dy me posmon oi Dem of Who says it's O.K. to spend SGA moneyi initiaiiy the SGA Esblnghsh as Second mnguage Sw emi or one oi the attiiiated ciubs or organizations with a maiority . vote oi its members agree to spend a certain amount ot ht' t money on a specific occasion. A check requisition, which is lg issued, upon request, by the Treasurer ot SC-A, is tiiied out by the ciub or organization and returned to the treasurer tor yadumd, Them were many phmesg Subsequemw' because what is known as f1Processin5,f, Duriqs..-rvrocessingr. the mo, rsrrnwn of ,he comageous expkms O, Areasurer,upon approvai,srgns the reqursrtron,then he takes C me 99ml anmhe, brad, mme, it to the Director ot Student Activities tor approvai and his thg formed this signature, Dean oi Students tor approvai and his signature, sei then he takes it to the Dean oi Administration tor veritica- VE ot sutticient tunds and his signature, then he takes it to 3 Ottice tor the transtormation ot the requisition me check, which he then must pick up and ' ion that requested it. -f Organization --htg tedii n is We rt ot have Vt E . ' f since T con- ericahas he biack H woman Monday,March 10th thru Frr- one AY soqarry day, Aprii 18th, the Coiiege is mDst new having! an in-house recruitment Roxbury Community med' -'ws drive or Faii'i900 Admission. in is sponsoring the Battie ot around Kwon-,en 3, nnection with this drive, Choirs, to be heid on Park In ,mtttng so there wiii be a ML and Mrs. May 3, T980 at Madison .dosmg the RCC Contest Winners wiii be High Schooi Auditorium, Ann. .' -lip between 'Q .. , d the biack the two students one maie and starting at 7:30 p.m. L W Ik ' Ei iEd't er ffisst. E A P- 'OU' Marci dl Willie lCIUred5 Gibbaa Sitlfne cASSt Edfigiariliin 53 I 'f ot y iFOrrner Editgrj l

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- Q- ff it at R X it 'QUE' Ni' w-'R '99 Qu -IQ' Front Row: Marie Simeon, Saundra Owens, jennifer Geer, Margaret Evans 2nd Row: Betty Richardson, Regina Madyun, Linda Way, Geneva Lynch 3rd Rovv: Stagne jacques, H. Terrence King, C. Chris Ekechukwu, Hansy Rigeur, Ricky Davis