For many students spring break was an opportunity to hit the beach and enjoy one more vacation before the semester’s end. Some went to Miami, others went to Destin and even more went to Panama City. Although we can all agree that soaking up the sun and getting your tan […]
Author: The Editorial Board
Violent crimes, acts becoming prevalent
A good chunk of the world seems to have lost its mind. The staggering amount of crimes committed in the past year has left even the strongest minds searching for answers. Violence, abuse, death, destruction; criminals seem to be evolving faster than the economy. It also looks like they’re making […]
Food stop looks like ‘magic’
The former Orange Room a convenient spot for on campus dining reopened Wednesday after $900,000.00 of renovations. The eating spot has been closed since Summer of 2007. “The opening day was a blast, I enjoyed it,” said staff member Latonya Wilson. “Everybody said our service was great,” Owned by NBA […]
Special guests revisit Anderson case
Panelists who said they still want justice for Martin Lee Anderson, a 14-year-old boy who died in a Panama City juvenile boot camp, voiced their concerns Wednesday. Guests mentioned new facts about the case and with a plea to the younger generation to stand for justice. Panel members included […]
Action star discusses latest movie
Eight years ago one movie took street racing, pulse pounding action, and highly customized cars to a whole new level. The movie built on speed and intensity has become a worldwide phenomenon, and next month, “Fast & Furious” will do it again- this time with an original cast member on […]
Latasha Edwards
Latasha Edwards is a graduating senior from Houston, Texas. She currently serves as Public Relations Coordinator for The Famuan. Before being the Public Relations Coordinator, she served as Sports Editor, Lifestyles Editor and Assistant Opinions Editors. She has hopes of pursuing a career in the professional field of sports communications […]
FAMU relieved after SACS visit
No program escaped inspection during spring break as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools visited Florida A&M University. The visiting team said they were pleased with the university’s progress of FAMU’s Quality Enhancement Program (QEP). Out of 77 compliance issues, the school missed one; the committee made two recommendations. […]
The Housing Issue
Due to university budget cuts, living on campus has become an issue for students. “It’s great living here because you get to experience how to live on your own and meet new people. But…I have a lock that has been broken ever since I’ve gotten here,” said Farah Jules, 19, […]
FAMU lobbies legislature to ease budget cuts
With a weakening economy and proposed budget cuts next fiscal year from the Florida Legislature, the annual FAMU Day at the Capitol could not come at a better time. Nearly 200 Florida A&M University students marched to the Capitol on March 5 to represent the university. President James H. Ammons […]
Law students petition for funding
The Student Bar Association addressed the senate Monday night, regarding Activity and Service money that they have yet to receive. “Being that we’re at the law school, we’re at a fragile situation because now it’s nearing the end of the semester and we have our big events coming up and […]