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In Other Media Archive - November, 2004
Discussion of 'Down Low' Lifestyle Hits N. C. CentralWTVD-TV, Raleigh-Durham, N.C.
FAMU Coach Stays for Now; Contract Not Extended; Budget to Be Cut
Tallahassee Democrat
Jackson State Selected for Program to Improve Minority Achievement in the Sciences
Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Miss.
Councilman is Civil War Reenactor and Descendant of Howard U. Founder
Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star, Va.
HBCU Freshmen Report Doing Less Homework as H.S. Seniors Than Others
Kansas City Star
FAMU Rattlers End Frustrating Season With Loss to Florida International
Tallahassee Democrat
Clark Atlanta, Georgia Tech Work on More Battery Power in Smaller Package
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
`Best Band in Land,' FAMU's Marching 100, at Big Game
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Friendships Set Aside for 'Classic' Southern U.-Grambling Rivalry
Opelousas Daily World, La.
Black College Title Would Mean a Lot to Hampton's Pirates
David Squires column, Daily Press, Newport News, Va.
Black Colleges Find New Market in Appeal to Latino Students
Boston Globe
Two African American UC Berkeley Students Aim to Boost Minority Enrollment
Oakland Tribune
Tow-Truck Driver Surprised by Attack on FAMU Campus
Tallahassee Democrat
NAACP Leader Wants Miss. Governor to Seek Capital Improvements for HBCUs
Sun-Herald, Biloxi, Miss.
Grambling State U. Mass Communication Dept. Recommended for Reaccreditation
Ruston Leader, La.
Universities Record Drop in Black Admissions
Washington Post
Despite Current Trend, White Enrollment at FAMU Steady
Tallahassee Democrat
Bill Clears Way for Government to Cut Back College Loans
New York Times
Banding Together for an OT Win (FAMU vs. Bethune-Cookman)
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
'I Never Cared About Stats; All I Care About Is Winning'
St. Clair Murraine column, Tallahassee Democrat
B-CC Coach Taken to Hospital with Dehydration
Tallahassee Democrat
Brothers Earn Notice at Stillman
Columbus Enquirer, Ga.
Game Losses Hit Jackson State U. Bottom Line
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Miss.
Ayers Agreement Funded; Alcorn State, Jackson State and Mississippi Valley State Get $503 million Over 17 Years
Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Miss.
Report Bangs Drum for More Black College Football Coaches
BlackAmericaWeb.com
Tom Joyner Foundation Names 11 HBCUs to Receive Funding in 2005
News release
Triple-Slaying Case, Involving Slain Tenn. State Student, Bound to Grand Jury
Nashville Tennessean
FAMU Football Playing the What-if Game
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Asian Americans Have History of Teaching at HBCUs, Says Dean Frank Wu
The South End, Wayne State U.
Ga. College Extends Aid to Black Men
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Palmetto Capital City Classic Was More Than Game for Fans
The State, Columbia, S.C.
N.C.'s St. Augustine's College Creates Texts for Benin
Associated Press
Tuition Still Challenges Many Families
Daily Press, Newport News, Va.
Norman C. Francis of Xavier University Ranked Nation's Longest-Serving Active College President
The Advocate, Baton Rouge, La.
S.C. State Pulls Out of Palmetto Classic
Onnidan.com
Johnson C. Smith Fires Coach Tim Harkness
Charlotte Observer
A&T Owes Severance to Former AD Charlie Davis, Dismissed Friday
Greensboro News & Record, N.C.
Bethune-Cookman College Celebrates Centennial
Orlando Sentinel
After Three Decades, Ayers Can Begin to Make a Difference
Opinion by Donald V. Adderton, Biloxi Sun-Herald, Miss.
Images USA to Market Black Colleges
Ad Week
Uphill Battle for More Black Coaches
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
S.C. Losing Black Instructors
The State, Columbia, S.C.
Tuition Promises to Young Fla. Students Paying Off
Miami Herald
St. John's College in Annapolis, Md., Names New Dorm for Black Lawyer
Washington Post
More Whites Attending HBCUs
BET.com
Focused Digizine Launches, Interactive Bi-monthly DVD Aimed at Hip-Hop Generation.
News release
FAMU Maps Out Next Decade
Tallahassee Democrat
Gainous to Stay at FAMU as Faculty Member
Tallahassee Democrat
Alabama A&M Coach Is in Game of His Life
USA Today
UNCF Fights for Needy
Luther Keith column, Detroit News
Maurice Clarett, Former Star Running Back, Lashes Out in Print
Dayton Daily News
N.C. Central Literary Magazine Is Saved
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
White Enrollment at Black Colleges Lags in La.
Shreveport Times, La.
Clark Atlanta to Shut Library Sciences Program, One of Only Two at HBCUs
National Public Radio
HBCUs Push for Funds From Mississippi Legislature
Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Miss.
Battle of Black College Bands at Norfolk State Draws 15,000
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
P. Diddy's Group Will Stay Involved
Associated Press
Groups Declare Victory in Drawing Youth Vote
Miami Herald
FAMU Hazing Victim Awarded $1.8M
Tallahassee Democrat
P. Diddy Exhausted After 'Running Wild' On Election Day
MTV.com
$1.75 Million Substance-Abuse Grant for Black Colleges
News release
Hampton U. Script to Receive College Press Freedom Award
Student Press Law Center
Grambling State Band Sounds Off With New CD
Monroe News-Star, La.
White Wisconsin Couple Goes to Ala. State-Ala. A&M Game, Parade
John Archibald column, Birmingham News, Ala.
College Republican National Committee Milks Vulnerable Senior Citizens
Seattle Times
Florida Memorial Benefits from Its Link with Lou Rawls
Miami Herald
E. St. Louis Students Hit 3 Black Campuses to Glimpse Upbeat Future
Belleville News-Democrat, Ill.
Dozens of Voters, Many Students, Turned Away Momentarily from Benedict College Precinct
The State, Columbia, S.C.
Long Lines at Xavier, Dillard
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Disinterest in Science a Barrier for Minorities
Tannette Johnson-Elie column, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Lane Named Black College of the Month
Jackson Sun, Tenn.
Shaw U. Wins $3.2 Million Research Grant
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Naomi Tutu, South African Archbishop's Daughter, Who Works at Tennessee State, Urges Women to Exercise Political Power
Desiree Cooper column, Detroit Free Press
Money Games Keep SWAC out of Playoffs
Mike Perrin column, Birmingham News, Ala.
Ways and Means: Paying For College
Carolyn Brown column, africana.com
A History of Crowning Glories: Thriving Homecoming Pageants at HBCUs
Chicago Tribune
FAMU's Gainous Weighs Post-Presidency Options
Tallahassee Democrat
Undergraduate Enrollment at Cheyney U. Up 10% This Year
Daily Local News, West Chester, Pa.
In News
FAMU Concert Ends After Two Choir Members Pass Out
HBCUs Fight Perception of Inferiority
Views of HBCUs Change as Mainstream Accepts More Blacks
Obama's Message to Black Students: Get Involved, Get Informed
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