Author: Kyle J. Marcil

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Home-sick stage

I, like most people who study abroad, did not expect it to happen to me, but the home-sick stage of studying abroad has finally hit me. It’s not so much that I am ready to go back home and call it quits here, but I will admit the feelings of […]

News

FAMU SBI names new dean

Interim dean Shawnta Friday-Shroud has the job. On Monday Feb. 15, she was named dean of the Florida A&M School of Business and Industry. Friday-Shroud had served as interim dean since she replaced Lydia McKinley-Floyd, who was removed from her position as dean last April. A professor of management, Friday-Shroud […]

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FAMU DRS needs $175,000 by March 31

FAMU DRS is appealing to the public for financial support to help with expenses incurred with maintaining their new facilities. On Jan. 12, 2010, Superintendent Ronald Holmes issued a letter to parents and members of the Tallahassee community stating that the Florida A&M Developmental Research School is in need of […]

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Presidential debate stirs tension

Candidates for student body president faced off over campus wide issues last Friday night while Florida A&M University held its annual presidential debate in Lee Hall. Gallop Franklin, Kristopher Gibson and Dexter Rho used this debate to present their platforms, as well as raise pointed questions about each other’s character, […]

Lifestyles

Go Getta and Knock You Down writer tells how he became “the man”

Famuan Correspondent Angel Neal sat down and interviewied songwriter/recording artist Kevin Cossom. Cossom has appeared on R&B artists’ tracks such as Trey Songz and Rick Ross. He recently appeared as a panelist for FAMU’s music conference. 1. What was the name of the first song or hook that you wrote […]

Opinions

Is racism a mental disorder?

Racism is an issue that many people try to avoid, although it is something that still exists today. Can racism be tied to something deeper than a difference in skin tone, perhaps, a mental illness? The issue was first raised 40 years ago by a group of black psychiatrists who […]