Nicolas Cage is at it again. “Knowing,” a thriller directed by Alex Proyas who also directed “I, Robot,” is really a tale of two films. Part one is an exciting and drama-filled thriller about a piece of paper that seems to predict disasters, natural or otherwise, and how many people […]
Author: Jordan Culver
The sour side of purchasing a lemon
Shelby is her name, 89 ethanol is her game. Standing a mere 5 feet off the ground and less than 3,000 pounds, I think she looked great in her prime. It’s a shame that after only 12 years she’s considered nearly obsolete. I know I’ve added to her deterioration. My […]
Campus organizations donate books
In order to encourage students to read throughout their daily lives, the Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society at Florida A&M University will host its first book drive for FAMU Developmental Research School students. Along with the Nursing Honor Society, they will try to collect books from March 5-April 24 for […]
Gang’s violence hurt innocent
Gang violence is bad enough. For the sake of a gang, families are torn apart, children are corrupted, and then those corrupted children are a part of a violent and counter-productive lifestyle, usually culminating in a violent death. Gangs are troublesome enough when they’re killing each other. They could be […]
People consider drastic options in bad economy
Nowadays talk of the economy can bring sadness among individuals – and for good reason. Countless people have been left without a job. It has definitely affected the automotive industry. People just don’t seem to want to purchase vehicles. Who could blame them? With the cost of living and gas […]
Tennis team moves down to No. 2
The Florida A&M University’s men’s tennis team feels confident about making it to this year’s Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference championship with a current season record of (11-5). The team was previously ranked no. 1 in the MEAC for the 2008 season. The team’s ranking this year depends on the results of […]
Week showcases station’s growth
Florida A&M University’s WANM-FM 90.5 is hosting a week of events to show love and appreciation to listeners. Sean “Sean D” Woods, the station’s operation manager, said the weeklong events are for everyone. “90.5 week gives us a chance to give back to the community,” he said. “I am excited […]
Events offers students cultural insight
The Department of Foreign Languages promoted its services and study abroad opportunities during Foreign Language Week, which took place on Florida A&M University’s campus March 23- 27. Yvonne McIntosh, the department chairperson, said, “The purpose of the week is to inform the campus that we are here, encourage the […]
Universities unite to honor jazz
Florida State University’s College of Music and Florida A&M University’s Office of Black Diasporan Culture presented Scotty Barnhart and Friends: A Tribute to the Origins and Evolution of Jazz, last Friday in Lee Hall. For the first time the two music programs came together on one stage. “I didn‘t know […]
Students Tackle Internships
Jason Little, 23, senior, engineering management, Atlanta “My first internship was with Caterpillar, then Boeing, and last year with General Motors,” Little said. “This summer I will be in Detroit doing Product Management for Ford Motor Company.” Aylin Mc Ginnis, 19, sophomore, accounting, Germany “I will travel to New York […]