As the semester approaches its mid-point, the FAMU ELITE is determined to prove it is more than just rah-rah and pom-poms that is going to fad away after the football season. With the help of Advisor/Coach Abigail Mobley and assistant advisors Charlie Toomer and Darryl Stewart, the FAMU ELITE plan […]
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Concert showcases culture
It is the repository for paintings, sculptures, articles, books, films and music from Africa, the Caribbean and other parts of the African Diaspora. It is a hidden gold mine located right here on campus. The FAMU Center for Caribbean Culture is an educational outreach organization founded in 1993 by Jan […]
Food court’s change draws students
There’s a new food court on campus, and it’s causing students to flock from the traditional cafeteria food to the fast food likes of fried chicken, pizza and egg rolls. Pizza Hut Express, KFC Express and Far East Fusion, a Chinese restaurant, are now serving food in the lower level […]
Flag must not be accepted
Times have changed drastically for the worse. A Friday afternoon on the Set proved this. I was walking and noticed a Caucasian gentleman selling belt buckles. A few of the belt buckles had the Confederate flag emblem on them. I would have been outraged, but I was too stunned. I […]
Howard Dean Visits Tallahassee
American flags, campaign posters and even homemade hats were on display Tuesday morning at the northwest entry of the Leon County Civic Center for the Howard Dean rally. Around noon a gray van pulled up and crowds of Dean supporters chanted, “Dean! Dean! Dean!” as the Democratic presidential candidate waved […]
Coach must be reveled for record victories
With Saturday’s win against Hampton University, Coach Billy Joe won his 234th career game. Making him the 2nd winningest coach all-time amongst black college coaches, behind the great Eddie Robinson of Grambling State who finished his career with 408 career wins. It was also Joe’s 83rd career win since being […]
No public religion
For decades, the Ten Commandments – the so-called foundation of America’s legal system – were displayed without complaint in public facilities across America. But when the United States Supreme Court, for the first time, ordered the removal of a Ten Commandments plaque from a public school wall in Kentucky in […]
Homecoming
for a long timein a place far far awayblack star warssleepwalkers have dwelled on the dark side of the moonwarriors of wonderland have been shipped out of the motherlandand homeless prophets are staggering blinded in fumesand the rocket red glare of a neighbor’s eyeswho fed us lies on dirty dishes […]
Home
Home ofDeranged capitol thoughtsRearranged on white hillsLined like cabbage patch70% behind the IronIt’s all goodThrow in one black dollAs part of this balanced mealFood of thoughts Rearranged on white hillsWhere the well was jacked by JILLJustice In Living LargePolished by double crested Diamond BacksThe terminal disease is beyond meI’m held […]
Artist paints relief
Domestic violence is not a pretty subject. Most people wish to not think about such issues. Abuse is not partial to gender, race, age, economic, educational or social level; it does however transcend generations and has a tremendous cost to society. As part of the “Rape is a Crime. Always” […]