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Wednesday, February 4, 1987
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Angel Flight
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The Angel Flight organization t
has been licensed and functioning t
on campus since the 1960s, a
member said. i
Angel Flight is a non-military 1
service group sponsored by the |
U. S. Air Force, said psychology
senior Colly n Weinberg.
Weinberg is vice president, t
operations officer and little ma- 1
jor, or liaison to the Arnold Air i
Society. ' :
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Angel Flight cooperates with
the air society, which is the Air I
Force's Honor Society. They also
help the university's Air Force
Reserve Officer Training Corps,
she said.
Last year, the group worked on
projects such as a fund raiser for
the March of Dimes organization,
holding an Easter egg hunt
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"or the children of a day care
;enter on campus, and assisting
he Carolina Cares group with
heir projects, Weinberg said.
This year, they will again be
raising money for the March of
Dimes, which is their national
project, she said.
Weinberg said other 1987 acivities
for the group include
lolding another Easter egg hunt,
increasing awareness of teenage
suicide through information
booths and speeches on campus,
working with physically and mentally
handicapped individuals
and co-sponsoring a car wash
with the Arnold Air Society.
"Our scheduled social activities
include attending the
Angel Flight area conclave in
Greenville and possibly the national
conclave in Dallas. We will
also attend the Silver Wings Ball,
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Yvcttc Stephens, a journalism senior from
Valtcrboro, was named the winner of the
eventh annual Miss Black USC pageant, held
unday night in the Russell House ballroom.
"I'm overwhelmed. I'm kind of speechless
ight now," she said.
"It's one way that I can proudly and proicrly
represent the black student body at this
chool."
"The goal of the pageant is to give black
vomcn an opportunity to express themselves
is individuals. They become models and cximplcs
for all other students at the univcrsi
y," said Stephanie Taylor, last year's Miss
31ack USC.
Taylor, an accounting junior from Grcen/ille,
was also chairwoman of this year's
pageant committee.
"It allows an opportunity for ladies on
:ampus to show their skills and compete with
:ach other," said Timothy McAllister, a
business junior and president of the Association
of Afro-American Students, which sponor
charity
an annual event sponsored by the
/\ir rorce
"We are looking forward to a
good semester arid helping the
university and community as
much as we can," said biology
senior Tammy Brock, commander
of Angel Flight.
"The group consists of about
six members, and we welcome
anyone who is interested in participating
in service projects. We
would like to increase our
membership by two or three
times, so we can have an active
and enthusiastic group,"
Weinberg said.
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will be having a pledge drop-in in
room 201 of Flinn Hall for
anyone who would like more in- Let t
formation about the group,
Weinberg said. The 81
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minimum grade point average of 2.25, and
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Linda Spearman, a electrical computer I
engineering junior from Greenville who was i
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lid. "I am working on it, and a definite
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Stephens said she feels one of her greatest
ualitics is having the extra persistence
ecessary to be successful as a black and a
/oman.
"I have a concern for other people and 1
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First runner-up was LaTonya Williams, a
mathematics sophomore from Lancaster.
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