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March 2015 Volume 1 - Issue 1R.E.D.

InspirationSomething to keep you

going

A river cuts through a rock not because of its power, but its

persistence.

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Up Coming Events

3/23 General Meeting 5p.m.

4/10 “Welcome to Holllywood” Talent show

7p.m.

4/23 Award Ceremony 5.p.m.

What made you start R.E.D? I was placed in in-school suspension my junior year of high school. I was the only upperclassman in there the entire day. I was so embarrassed so when the teacher that was on duty, who is one of my mentors, suggested that I should do something more produc-tive that trash talking, I immediately thought about sports but he told me to be Oprah. That is when I thought about it for a few minutes and mentioned an activity. He gave me the idea of doing a theater pro-gram so I thought of a mentoring program because being in in-school suspension was horrible. How did you start R.E.D.? I have a lot of different mentors because I love criticism and advice that will help benefit me. I was placed in in-school suspension and the teacher at the time was asking all kinds of questions of why I was in trouble. All these questions lead to him asking, “What can you do to not get into any more trouble?” I thought for a few seconds and said, “I will start a program.” He once again started asking different types of questions and I would write down my answers. He introduced me to my current pastor

and I presented the idea to him. After that we started to build and I took all the steps in order to make sure we were able to start Fall 2009.

Why do you want to help young girls? I want to help young girls because I feel like parents don’t really notice what the kids are going through. It is not because they don’t care, it is more so because they have to work long hours to provide for their kids. Young people will always need someone there to support them my goal to give students the support I didn’t have when I was going through hard times. It is to show them that no matter the problem is, someone is always there to help you.

Contact Us:

Telephone: 317-523-6744Email: agooch@bsu.edu

When a Light Bulb Sparks.

Left: Mentor Majorie giving the young girls in program advice regarding education. Right bottom: Aunye Gooch the president and founder of Restoring Everthing Damaged.

Black Women are on the Rise in

Higher Education

• In 2014 black women had the highest percentage in most educated.

• 50% of Black women ages 18-24 are currently enrolled in college.

• In 2012, 205 black women recieved a college degree for every 100 black men, this is about%.

• In 2012, 239 black women earned a Master’s degree for every 100 black men!

Imani Chandler has worked very hard in helping R.E.D. become a successful mentoring organization for young girls. R.E.D. just wants to say thank you for being a huge part of the organization.

Mentor of the Month!

How to sign up...We hold meeting every Monday at 5p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club. 1710 S Madison St, Muncie, IN

47302(765) 282-4461

Word of the Month...Perseverance- Steadfastness in doing soming despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.

Ending Quote...When the power of love overcomes the love of

power, the world will know peace.

-Jimi Hendrix

“ ”Until next month ladies, leave a little sparkle where ever you go!

Mates 5Most Common Flirting Styles:

A Smile: if a women smiles at you from across

the room, this means that she wants you to

talk to her.The Hair Twirl:

if you say hello and she’s wrapping her locks around

her finger, well, all signals say: Keeep

chatting.Happy Feet: women open up nonverbally by

pointing their toes in your direction.

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This style of flirting typically leads to development of relationships more quickly and has greater chemistry and emtional connection.

This style of flirting is based on the use of proper manners and a more cautious way of communicating interest.

This style of flirting is less likely to result in meaningful ..relationships.

This style invovles communicating sincere interest and desire to establish strong emotional connection.

This style invovles allowing men to take the lead while women maintained a more passive role.

She’s Flirting: He’s Interested:Alpha Male:

men tend to puff out their chest, lean back in their chairs to STAND

OUT from all the other guys.

Eye Contact: if a man is memerized with you, he will hold eye contact with you

and flirt with his eyes.Raised Eyebrows: men often raise their

eyebrows slightly when they are interested in.

75% of women admit to trying to “Casually bump into a guy” to get his attention

9% of women said that had to work hard to get a man interested

25% of men said that they have had to work hard to get a woman interested

{ }Mirroring:When two people enjoy similar things they tend to move in sync

with each other. Mirroring actions should be done after 10-20 second,

and must be done naturally

if she gazes down instead of right or left, she’s signaling her submission.

62% of drivers have flirted with someone in a different vehicle while on the go.

that people who flirt have a higher white blood-cell counts, which boost immunity and health

that men tend to routinley mistake friendly behavior for flirting

Studies &Statistics shows that:

Quick Tip!