Editor,I have an idea for The Famuan. I am a daily reader of the Famuan like every other rattler. But I feel that it is missing something. It is missing entertainment; ex. comic strips, funny stories, etc. I want to write a series of fictional stories. A Famuan drama, with […]
Author: zwrightone@lycos.com
graduate school
This isn’t the usual letter to the editor that you are used to receiving but I don’t know how else to contact you to ask ask this. If you ever hear of any scholarship offers to former rattlers interested in going back to school to get (in my case, a […]
Students turn to religion to deal with daily stresses
Taking a full load of classes, working at a demanding job and participating in numerous organizations can be stressful for most students. If you are trying to juggle being a student, an employee and club member, you may be joining ranks of other college students who are nearly exhausted with […]
FAMU Announcements
The Office of Graduate Studies & Research presents the 2004 Graduate Feeder Conference Oct. 6 to Oct. 8 in the Grand Ballroom. Several seminars will be held Oct. 7 and on Oct. 8 there will be the Graduate Recruitment Fair. For more information, contact Linda Knight at 599-3505 or linda.knight@famu.edu. […]
Religion, spirituality clearly differ
I can’t tell you the last time I attended church. But, that doesn’t make my faith any less valid. I can tell you I pray often, and prayer works. To me, religion is like that student who attends college because she was told it would greatly enhance her chances of […]
Nine masked men unveil their membership in Iota
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 […]
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 […]