This year hurricane Katrina and Rita shocked those living off the Gulf of Mexico. Since 2004, hurricanes have rocked the southeast region of the United States. Last year hurricanes slammed Florida: Charley a category four, Frances a category two, Ivan a category four and Jeanne a category three-all storms hitting […]

I am disappointed yet again with FAMU’s Financial Aid. It has been over a month since school has started and I have not received my net check. Most upperclassmen have rent to pay that is due at the first of the month and they do not care that FAMU is […]

Proper dieting techniques are vital in the lives of college students to ensure a healthy lifestyle and to assist in preventing the onset of illnesses common to unhealthy dietary practices. According to a 2002 Collegiate Presswire, results from “Tufts Longitudinal Health Study” showed eating habits established during the college years […]

Yes it is that time again; time for the football game road trips, a time for students to have that last bit of fun before classes get overwhelming. This weekend the mighty Rattlers of Florida A&M University travel to Miami to take on the Golden Panthers of Florida International University. […]

Generalized Anxiety Disorders have caused critical points among young adults that are noticeable through restlessness, trouble with concentration or sleep, fatigue, irritability and muscle tension. An extreme, uncontrollable worry about everyday things is the fundamental characteristic of GAD. According to the National Mental Health Association Web site, anxiety disorders affect […]

If you are thinking of purchasing a car anytime soon you may want to look further than your average Camry or Accord. As gas prices continue to rise, students are looking for a cheaper alternative. The new hybrid fuel-efficient cars may be perfect for your wallet and for the environment. […]

FESS UP – -OPERATORS TELL YOUR FAMU POLITICAL AND EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES!!! FAMU, the second largest Traditionally Black Land Grant University in the US and one of the most important economic and educational engines in the Tallahassee Area has been the focus of the media attention for some time. There is […]

The Riley House Museum is a cultural organization that is located in downtown Tallahassee on the corner of Meridian and Jefferson Street. The Riley House Museum is a depiction of the thriving black neighborhood that once existed on the eastside of downtown Tallahassee and the last indication of the African-American […]

Overall, I thought the summit was very well put together, however, some things should be addressed constructively. I, along with most of the people sitting around me, felt that that MAIN TOPIC of the summit was decidedly left out of most of the summit. I placed a bet with 2 […]

The Gamma Alpha Chapter of Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority, Inc. presents Illumination 2005, Oct. 2nd at 6:52 p.m. in the New Pharmacy Building, Room 104. It has long been said that wise women RUSH towards knowledge. For more information contact Jennifer Baker at 297-9680 or email Jennifernbaker@aol.com “The […]