Whoever said herbivores were extinct told a little white lie. Florida A&M graduate Craig Beacham has lived on fruits and vegetables for the past four years. The big change came to him after being inspired by different documentaries on meat and slaughterhouses. “Earthlings” is the documentary that really opened his […]
Lifestyles
Lack of Sleep = Insipid GPA
Studies reveal more college students are losing sleep due to increased partying and poor diets, which can result in a lower GPA. Not getting enough rest is a precursor to failure, according to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Many Florida A&M students suffer the daily consequences of sleep deprivation. […]
Quincy Farmer Cultivates Food, Nurtures Proud Family Tradition
A pebble-covered trail leads into a driveway of a wood cabin that seems to have stood for generations. A tarp covers the roof damaged by past hurricanes. Leafless trees surround the structure. At the back of the cabin, red, yellow and white chickens and roosters mill around. O’Harold Black, a […]
Film Festival Hosts Event for Shorts, Writers
Interested screenwriters can learn about the writing craft Sunday at the Tallahassee Film Festival’s writer’s workshop. Starting at 4 p.m. in Lee Hall Auditorium at Florida A&M, professional filmmakers will host this event as part of the Film Festival’s celebration of Black History month. The event will be held by […]
Quincy Farmer Cultivates Food, Nurtures Proud Family Tradiiton
A pebble-covered trail leads into a driveway of a wood cabin that seems to have stood for generations. A tarp covers the roof damaged by past hurricanes. Leafless trees surround the structure. At the back of the cabin, red, yellow and white chickens and roosters mill around. O’Harold Black, a […]
Religion, Homosexuality Takes Stage in ‘The Contract’ This Weekend
The Essential Theatre presents “The Contract,” a play that wrestles with homosexuality, an issue that is usually swept under the rug in the black church. “At many churches when this issue arises it’s kept a secret,” said James Walker, a fourth year criminal justice student, from Fort. Lauderdale. Playwright and […]
Film Festival Recognizes Blacks in Entertainment
Florida A&M will next month host a film festival showcasing the contributions African-Americans writers, actors and directors. FAMU’s Office of Student Activities and Lyceum Series is working with the Tallahassee Film Society and the Tallahassee Film Festival to highlight African-Americans in the film and entertainment industry and to give recognition […]
Showcase of Student Art
Student artists at Florida A&M are showcasing their talents at the Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery since it opened Friday. Support came from far and wide for these young talents. Some were pleased, like Jessica Florence, a first-year industrial engineering student from Baltimore, Md. “I’m really amazed,” she said, […]
Therapy for The Soul
I know I usually have story about how I learned the recipe or when I have used it and memories attached. This time, however, I do not. Instead, I want to share my recent experience of the kitchen helping me to cope with circumstance. Wednesday morning, as I was […]
‘Red Tails’ Delivers All Action, No History
#8220;Red Tails” will have you sitting on the edge of your seat. Well, only for the action scenes. Hollywood gave “Red Tails” a whopping two-star rating. I would say it deserves two and a half stars. “Red Tails” was more entertainment than a heartfelt story. The story line was decent, […]