There are still no leads or arrests for a stabbing that happened during homecoming weekend. A 19-year-old man was stabbed several times late Saturday night at a private event held at Elks Lodge, located on 267 North Magnolia Drive, according to the Tallahassee Police Department. The event was hosted by […]
Author: Lauren Stewart-Furbert
Nightlife becoming a bit too risky
On Saturday night, at one of the many homecoming parties going on for the weekend, a student was stabbed several times. This shocking event is all the more horrifying because it didn’t happen in a back alley late at night, or under the cover of shady dealings on a street […]
Benson rumbles into role
Mykel Benson is no stranger to shocking performances. As a freshman, Benson scored three touchdowns in a victory against North Carolina A&T. The redshirt senior who switches between fullback and tight end had another breakout performance Saturday, catching fives passes for 71 yards and two touchdowns (all game highs) in […]
Obama girls receive H1N1 vaccination
President Obama’s two daughters, Malia and Sasha, have received their swine flu vaccinations. The Obama’s did not prefer any favoritism. Katie McCormick Lelyveld, the spokeswoman for first lady Michelle Obama, said the president and Mrs. Obama would wait to get their shots until after people in priority groups, such as […]
Stress harms immune system
The failing economy is among the number one sources of stress, and stress-related illnesses for many Americans. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), in 2008 there were more people who reported illnesses brought on by stress than in 2007. The majority of the people said their stress levels had […]
CBS five inspire student reporters
After walking into Hotel Duval last Thursday, I was mesmerized by the ambiance and style of the hotel. I felt as if I wasn’t in Tallahassee. From the valet parking to everyone walking in looking important, it really felt like we were in a different atmosphere. As I was lifted […]
Death toll signals need for change
All wars start with enthusiasm. Countries on both sides believe they will be the clear victors in whatever is the conflict of the day. America is no different. We charge in, face-first, guns blazing and saluting the flag with M4 Carbines and Desert Eagles. We devastate countries with very little […]
Homecoming Parties Recap
Thursday Soiree at Mint Lounge Limited classes were held on Friday, so the weekend officially started on Thursday night for many overjoyed students. The Mint Lounge on West College Avenue served as the Homecoming Edition of the weekly Thursday Soiree. The lines were long and the crowd grew impatient as […]
Alumna makes claim to fame
When the slow wave started at Bragg Stadium during the homecoming game, Keanna Johnson was filled with delight. She was back in Tallahassee celebrating with her old college friends as if time had stood completely still. However, time definitely rolled on and changed many things in Johnson’s life. Her buzz […]
Groups petition student senate for more funds
At the 39th Student Senate meeting Monday, discussions about the Strikers upcoming performance at the Disney World parade and the Student Bar Association’s requests for more funds took place. Founder and artistic director of the FAMU Strikers, Shepiro Hardemon, announced the Strikers would perform at the Walt Disney […]