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In Other Media Archive - February, 2004
Essie Mae Washington-Williams, Siblings Meet Before Speech at Allen U.The State, Columbia, S.C.
Virginia Union Beats N.C. Central for 18th CIAA Title
Raleigh News and Observer
Essie Mae Washington-Williams to Raise Money for Allen University.
The State, Columbia, S.C.
'99 Central State Grad Admits Killing 3 on Law School Campus
Associated Press
South Carolina State to Realign 5 Schools into 3 to Cut Costs
Orangeburg Times and Democrat
CIAA Tourney Fans, Your Alma Mater Needs Your Cash
Barry Saunders column, Raleigh News & Observer
Saving Black Colleges
The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer
The Dark Cloud Over Black Colleges
ESPN
Historically Black Colleges Filled With Tradition and Camaraderie
Lakeland Ledger, Florida
CIAA Tournament Is Also a Cultural Reunion
Raleigh News & Observer
Oprah Winfrey Gives $5 Million More to Morehouse
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Kentucky State's Head Coach Suspended
Louisville Courier-Journal
Prairie View Voting Rights Rally Shifts to Economy, Tuition
Houston Chronicle
Arlington Ceremony to Honor Prof. Who Started FAMU's Navy ROTC
Tallahassee Democrat
Central State U. to Recruit Latinos
Associated Press
FAMU's Athletic Department Not Ready for Transition to I-A
Randy Beard column, Tallahassee Democrat
Scholars Question Howard U. Prof's Idea That Quilts Led to Freedom
Knight Ridder
N.C. A&T's Aggies in Midst of Rebuilding
Raleigh News & Observer
Clark Atlanta Gets Bid to Turn Paschal's into History Museum
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
CIAA Tourney Draws Local Students to HBCUs
Raleigh News & Observer
NAACP Complaint Says Primary Date Would Disenfranchise Students
Greensboro News and Record
Ex-FAMU Athletics Manager Charged With Theft
Tallahassee Democrat
Melvin Spears Is Grambling's Interim Coach
Shreveport Times
In Black Executives Exchange Program, Execs Leave Offices to Teach
University of Miami News Service
Mold Doesn't Dull N. C. Central U. Applications
Raleigh News & Observer
Clark Atlanta U. to Sell, Not Tear Down, Paschal's Restaurant
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Bucs Won't Let Williams Go Back to Grambling
St. Petersburg Times
A Far-Flung Rattler on Sports' Most Compelling Soap Opera
Thomas Grant Jr. column, Orangeburg Times and Democrat
Fox News Gives $100,000 to Howard U. School of Communications
Congressional Black Caucus news release
Clark Atlanta, Morehouse, Spelman Join Moviemaking Contest.
Campusmoviefest.com
San Jose State Limits Cheerleading Stunts After Prairie View A&M Tragedy
Fremont Argus
FAMU Asks to Rejoin MEAC
Tallahassee Democrat
Rose Duhon-Sells, Dean at Southern U., Helps Educators Teach Diverse Students
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Ohio State Bucks Trend Toward Lower Black Business School Enrollments
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
N.C. Central Professor Receives Grant to Study Black Dolls
Raleigh News & Observer
Fast Work on Mold at N.C. Central
Editorial, Raleigh News & Observer
FAMU Hurts Credibility With Division I-A Flip-Flop
Opinion by Andrew Lawyer II, Tallahassee Democrat
D.A. Challenge of Student Voters Is a Civil Rights Lesson
Los Angeles Times
300 at N.C. Central for Black Colleges Think Tank
Durham Herald-Sun
Phillip Jeter, FAMU J-Professor, Inducted into Local Civil Rights Hall of Fame
Tallahassee Democrat
FAMU Cast Enthralls with Masterful 'Antigone'
Tallahassee Democrat
3 HBCUs in N.C. to Share $1 Million for Smoking Cessation, Research
Associated Press
Urban Broadcasting Co. Disputes MBC's Rights to Air FAMU Games
Tallahassee Democrat
Two Mold-Infested Dorms at N.C. Central to Reopen in Fall
Durham Herald-Sun
Doug Williams Leaves Grambling for Tampa Bay Bucs Front Office
The Sports Network
Texas Educator to Head Kentucky State U.
Lexington Herald-Leader
HIV Prevention Strategy Uncovers Network of Sexual Liaisons among N.C. Black Students
Washington Post
FAMU Halts Football Move
Tallahassee Democrat
Jury Sides with Whistle-Blower at Texas Southern U.
Houston Chronicle
First Black Students at U. of North Texas Recall Struggles
Series, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Black College Endowment Funds Underperformed Those Of White Institutions
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
How Long Must FAMU President Gainous Wait for Evaluation?
Editorial, Tallahassee Democrat
Dillard U. President Michael Lomax to Head United Negro College Fund
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
6-Year Plan Becoming Common at Georgia Colleges
Macon Telegraph
Brown v. Board vs. a Culture Gap
Raleigh News and Observer
FAMU Athletics Plan Brings Promise, Pitfalls
Tallahassee Democrat
Norfolk State�s Optical Engineering Program Gives School Technological Edge
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
FAMU Athletic Director Resigns
Tallahassee Democrat
500 Alabama State U. Students Protest Unsafe Housing (Montgomery Advertiser)
Sharpton Speaks of Debt to Greensboro Four
Greensboro News and Record
Fewer Black Male Students in Journalism Pipeline
Richard Prince's Journal-isms
Prairie View Students Take D.A. to Court Over Voting Rights
Houston Chronicle
Norfolk State Changes Location of New Dorm After Community Opposition
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Prairie View Students Can Register, Vote, Attorney General Rules
Houston Chronicle
First-year Prairie View Coach Gets Quality Players
Houston Chronicle
Reality Show at Southern U. Hits Home
The Reveille, Louisiana State U.
Trustees Back Delay in FAMU's I-A Move
Tallahassee Democrat
Nearly 1,000 Mourn Ex-FAMU Band Member Killed in Iraq
Miami Herald
Bethune-Cookman Must Act Quickly to Select New President
Editorial, Orlando Sentinel
FAMU Project Highlights Florida's Black History Each Day in February
Tallahassee Democrat
Rosewood Descendant Keeps the Memory Alive at Bethune-Cookman
Orlando Sentinel
In News
Return of Stolen Statues Could Signal Others Will Follow
Marching 100 Have Phone Books Covered
Dillard Gets Accreditation Warning
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