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MLK
Cultural Horizons Club:
"LIFTING AS WE CLIMB"
"OUR LIVES BEGIN TO END THE DAY WE BECOME SILENT ABOUT
THINGS THAT MATTER"
The
MLK Cultural Horizons Club is designed to identify and develop
student leaders , while providing service to the school and
global community at large.
Dr. King prayed , worked for, and
envisioned the time when all should be judged by the content of
their character and not by the color of their skin. Here at SOMS
our club has a tradition of service, education, giving back and
recognizing those who have come before us.
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“Respect, Reflect
and Remember”
at South Orange Middle School
June 19th 2008
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“DREAM CHANGE”
Women’s History Month Conference |
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Save The Date
March 29th -
10:00am - 3:30pm
Seton Hall University
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Ladies!
Those who can...Teach
Those who care...Teach
To teach is to impart knowledge
or skill; to cause to learn by
example or experience.
It has been said that "Many are
called, but few are chosen."
This adage applies most
definitely to educators as a
whole, but could have been
coined specifically for all of
you who participated in
Saturday's Woman's Conference.
I cannot begin to tell you all
how much I appreciate your
participation and expertise.
There will be a comments section
on our website
www.mlkculturalclub.org
from our girls who attended the
conference next week. I think
you will be amazed at what our
young ladies had to say.
Knowledge is "POWER." Thanks
for sharing yours!
Until...
Johanna
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We support school
based organizations/clubs through donations and
work.
We donated $1,000.00 to the
School Play to help with equipment and
revitalization of Sterling Hall. We have held
Dances, Talent Shows, Fashion Shows, hosted the
Oranges/Maplewood NAACP ACT-SO TEAM.
MLK has a sister
school -
The
Chilulu School in Malawi, East Africa. We send
school supplies, clothing, and medication for
children with HIV/AIDS who were left orphaned. W
have been working with Chilulu since 1993.
The trees planted
around the school were done by the club in honor
of Arbor Day.
We have also
worked with organizations in town as
host/hostesses for programs. i.e. South Orange
Civic Association, South Orange Historical and
Preservation Society .
MLK has a HALL
of FAME
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1993 - JAN. LAURYN HILL SINGER/ENTERTAINER
1993 - OCT.
CHAKUFWA CHIHANA HUMANITARIAN/POLITICAL
PRISONER
1993 - NOV. YUSUF
JUWAYEYI, PhD. ANTHROPOLOGIST
1999 - JAN. CARLA
PETERMAN RHODES SCHOLAR
2002 - MAY WYCLEF
JEAN MUSICIAN
2004 - JUNE ALBERT
"A.J." CALLOWAY ENTREPRENEUR/TELEVISION
2005 - JAN. PETE
CHATMON FILMMAKER
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Our club has
had numerous guest speakers of varied
backgrounds from around the world! All
focusing on our strong and proud history, as
well as our sense of purpose. Among them
were
· Chakufwa
Chihana, Yusuf McDadlly Juwayeyi,
renowned Anthropologist whose lecture
focused on prehistoric technology and
economy and how, when, and why they change
through time. He also discovered a hominid
that pre-dated LUCY on a dig sponsored by
the Leaky Foundation.
· Wyclef
Jean who spoke w/ the students
about working hard and setting goals. During
this exchange Wyclef sat in on a jam session
with MLK Club member Eric Hudson. Eric
performed with Wyclef at Carnegie Hall.
· Carla
Peterman, Rhodes Scholar and a
former SOMS student.
· Lauryn
Hill Entertainer/Humanitarian and
former MLK Club member.
Coming in
February 2008 will be a multi-talented famed
Broadway entertainer,
musician,
producer, singer and song writer.
Stay tuned for more to come.
We welcome your support and ideas.
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“Respect, Reflect
and Remember”
South Orange
Middle School
June 19th
2008
Click to Learn More
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March 29th
Women's History
Month
10:00am-3:30pm
Seton Hall University at Fahey Hall
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Jan 18th
James West
was
at SOMS
and
Seton Hall
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The Winners of The South Orange
Middle School
SOHPS
Old Stone House Essay Contest are now Posted
Please take the time and review the Essay Contest submissions.
Congratulations
to the
Winners are 1st Place
Lucy Schmitz, 2nd Place
Erica Snarski, 3rd Place
Kyla Rayne Taub
Click To
See
The Winners
In the
South Orange
Maplewood
News Record
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