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J-School, not a print paradise

I’m not trying to be “that guy,” but this issue needs to be addressed. Students who are in the School of Journalism and Graphic Communication spend late nights in our school working on The Famuan, Prodigy, FAMU TV- 20, WANM-FM 90.5, Journey magazine, and a host the other organizations because […]

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Amendment 2, bad choice

In Florida this election year, “Yes2Marriage,” a non-profit group, uses the same tactic of citing Bible verses in order to discriminate against homosexuals, as White supremacists argued for segregation. The 14th Amendment in the U.S. Constitution states, “No state shall make or enforce any law,” that … “deprive of life, […]

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Voting event marks history

Monday will mark an important moment in the election process for students and members of the Tallahassee community. Student leaders have registered over 3,000 students, and other organizations have made such a significant effort to register people all over the city to vote. It is now time for us to […]

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Powell backing assists the Obama campaign

Endorsements are critical for an election. But for the 2008 presidential election, each endorsement is critical. The most recent backing is in behalf of Sen. Barack Obama. Colin Powell is now on the team for “Change.” The former U.S. Secretary of State said on NBC’s Meet the Press, “I think […]

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Play brings greeks to light

When it comes to the Savannah State production, “Trapped,” several words may surface in the minds of students who were in attendance. Unfortunately, none of those adverbs would be remotely appealing. Presented by True 2 Life Productions, “Trapped” centered on the character of Roxanne, a young woman in touch with […]

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Greek festival returns

Hundreds gathered at Holy Mother of God Greek Orthodox Church this weekend for the Tallahassee Greek Food Festival. The festival featured an array of Greek cuisine, music, dancing, and shopping and has grown to be a Tallahassee favorite.  With food booths that consisted of traditional Greek pastries, frozen foods and […]

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Rattlers topple over Southern Jaguars for a win

The Florida A&M University Rattlers held on to an early lead over the Southern University Jaguars. Though the Rattlers faced a tough fourth quarter they managed a win of 52-49. Stay tuned to the Famuan for more game information as it becomes available.

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‘Midnight Hoops Craze’ kicks off new basketball season

Although football season is not over yet, the sights and sounds of the hardwood court stole the spotlight Friday night. The Rattler boosters and student boosters sponsored the Midnight Hoops Craze, the official kicked-off of the new basketball season. The Florida A&M University basketball Rattlers and Lady Rattlers each held […]

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FAMU takes 52-49 victory

The Florida A&M University Rattlers (5-2) are accrediting their coaches game plan to the 52-49 win over Southern University (4-3). “We just came out ready to play,” said Curtis Pulley, transfer quarterback from Hopkinsville, Ky. “The coaches had a great game plan for us and we just came out and […]

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Lady flag team is defeated

The lady flag football team “Simply Marvelous” took second this weekend in the Swamp Bowl, losing 13-7 in the championship game to the University of West Florida. Simply Marvelous ended the tournament with a 3-1-1 record. “Overall, we did good. We learned a lot about ourselves,” said head coach Marvin […]