Portland Observer Thursday. September 20. 1979 Pene 9
Elroy Bell. Lonzo Wilson and Tyrone Kelsey
(Photo: Wilma Radeau)
Denis Lucas
(Photo: Fred Crissl
"Love looks through a telescope, envy, through a micro
scope."
Josh Billings
Chuckie Preston
(Photo: Darrell Allen)
Wilma Redeau
(Photo: Carla Baker)
Above are photographs taken
by young people who spent the
sum m er learning photography
through the Summer Work Pro
gram at the N o rth /N o rth e a s t
Youth Development Program.
Program goals were: To pro
vide information on job search
methods: to give general infor
m ation on pho to g raph y: to
provide non-traditional opportu
nities to improve basic skills of
reading and communication; to
im prove learning and w o rk
habits; to provide a useful service
to the community.
The p ro je ct in s tru c to r was
James Hill. The youth program is
sponsored by the Albina Women's
League.
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The Honorable Bishop U.V. Peterson, D.D.
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land State this year to institute a
Masters' program in the department.
"O n e o f our main reasons for
asking Dr. Brown to speak at the
banquet is a celebration in itself. He
is one o f several persons that helped
establish the black studies depart
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concerned black leaders helped
develop insight for growth and ex
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with service and research techniques.
These services have ranged from
counseling, teaching and providing
leadership conferences," said Little.
A t the banquet the Black studies
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will be given to show appreciation
for their outstanding contributions
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