As expected with a new semester, different Greek-letter organizations unleash new lines. The first Greek organization to host a coming-out show this year was the Gamma Chi chapter of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc. The Iotas were founded at Morgan State University in 1936 and are the newest members of […]
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Proper skincare key to healthy, youthful, beautiful-looking skin
The search for the best facial care products can seem endless for both men and women, with all of the products on the shelves to choose from. Most skincare products have harsh chemicals that can cause irritation and imbalance the skin. However, in the past few years, products that promote […]
Festival begins disability month with art auction
A room is filled with vivacious pieces of artwork. Stained glass, jewelry, oil paintings, pots and more take over Pyramid Studios. Unknown to many, October is Disability Awareness month. So, Oct. 1, Ability 1st, a non-profit art-based program, which provides services to people with all types of disabilities, hosted the […]
For collegians, ‘growing up’ means ‘toning it down’
#8220;Grown and sexy.” That phrase is possibly the most frequently used cliché since Jay-Z said it in his hit, “Excuse Me, Miss.” But just what does it mean? People use the expression to describe their lifestyles-their clothing, their demeanor and the way they party. Whereas older students used to walk […]
Depressed black students at high risk for suicide
Suicide is a growing epidemic among young blacks. According to the American Association of Suicidology Web site, www.suicidology.com, suicide is the third leading cause of death for black Americans. James Simmons, a counselor at Sunshine Manor, said the idea of blacks committing suicide has historically been considered a “no-no.” “In […]
Rattlers thrash Panthers, 35-10
At halftime of the Florida A&M football game on Saturday, head coach Billy Joe knew some adjustments had to be made to defeat a feisty Division II Virginia Union team. The corrections that he made worked to perfection as FAMU racked up 415 offensive yards en route to a 35-10 […]
‘There was no competition’
The Lady Rattler volleyball team defeated MEAC rival Norfolk State 30-12, 30-7, 30-13, Saturday improving to an 8-2 record, and remaining unbeaten in the conference. It may not have been the way Head Coach Tony Trifonov would have liked to beat the Spartans, but a win is a win. “There […]
Champion team lacks student support
The FAMU volleyball team played against Norfolk State University and won in three straight matches Saturday afternoon. But I bet you didn’t know about it because Jake Gaither Gymnasium was definitely empty. The Lady Rattlers (8-2 overall) are ranked No. 27 in the nation, the highest of any FAMU sports […]
Hamilton set for Tallahassee concert
Dim the lights down low. Sit in a cozy seat so that you can enjoy the intimate, cool vibes. And finally get ready to be serenaded with emotional songs and the soulful voice of a Neo Soul crooner. On Tuesday, Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m., Anthony Hamilton will perform at […]
Free printing could improve student life
From this height, atop one of the highest hills in Tallahassee, one cannot help but see some of the glaring differences in the “perks” of being a student at the respective universities located here. In my opinion, there is more that can be done to make our lives as students […]