College students face future hearing problems from simple things they do now such as attending loud events and listening to loud music. Tad Farrand, a Tallahassee audiologist, said that most college students who have hearing problems now are in denial and that the hearing problems will continue as they get […]
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Expansion plans for businesses postponed after attacks
Local businesses are feeling the effects of the current war on terrorism and as a result have begun to campaign, advertise and operate on different levels. Brooke Vanderline, a marketing manager at Governor’s Square Mall explains the efforts of local retailers to maintain normal shopping levels. “We believe a lot […]
Student duo releases debut album
Life is full of all kinds of surprises. First Ave. is one of the most unexpected surprises that a rap music fan might come across here on campus. Saleem Bligen, 20, a third year business administration student from Trenton, N. J. also known as Sirius and Junius English, 19, a […]
Sunny skies beam down on Quinn Gray
It’s hard to believe that FAMU’S “Man with the Golden Gun” Quinn Gray, once wanted to play the tuba in the band. The tuba? “I loved the tuba,” he said. “It was the biggest instrument. There was a game called the Orange Blossom Classic in Miami and the Marching 100 […]
Presidential search praised, criticized
Encouraged by what he called a good cross section of input, Board Of Trustees Chairman Art Collins insisted a new university president would be chosen before the end of the year. Speaking Saturday before the dedication of the Jake Gaither statue, Collins said there is not a deadline for presidential […]
Campus newspapers stolen
When one typically thinks of the word theft, images of missing money or stolen jewelry come to mind. Well it’s time to add newspapers to that list. Nearly all 3,000 copies of the Nov. 1 issue of The Famuan were stolen shortly after their delivery to the first floor of […]
Gobble Wobble celebrates 5 years of giving
This year, Thanksgiving will be a day of celebration for many families that want for food. That’s because the fifth annual Gobble Wobble was held Sunday, Nov. 4 at 3 p.m. Gobble Wobble is a community event started to help feed families in need for Thanksgiving. It was a 5k […]
Fraternity gears up for national service week
The Kappa Delta chapter of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Inc. is hosting its 22nd National Service Week Nov. 5-11. Service Week gives us a chance to give back to our campus, community, nation and frat, said Torrey Turner, 21, a business administration student from Dallas and spring 2000 […]
FAMUAN website
Hi. I’m not interested in this running as a letter. I’m a 1984 Journalism graduate and a former FAMUAN staffer. Just checked out your site. Wanted to let you know that some of the opinion pieces cut off in the middle of the sentence. Looks like some of the story […]