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News - October, 2003
| Clark Atlanta's Problems Resonate with Howard Students "It's sad that Howard seems to be going up while others are falling by the wayside," one student says. (10/30/2003) |
| Howard U. Nixes Marching Band's Appearance in DMX Video Students were ready, but officials decided "it wasn't in our best interest to commercialize what we do educationally." (10/28/2003) |
| Hampton Students, Provost Reach Settlement Last-minute agreement allows The Hampton Script to be distributed in time for homecoming game. (10/25/2003) |
| Hampton U. Cafeteria Gets Clean Bill of Health From the issue confiscated by the university: Gourmet Services Inc., the food provider with whom the university contracts, passed health inspections. (10/23/2003) |
| FAMU Impeachment Overturned Administration rules that Larry O. Rivers remains student body president. (10/15/2003) |
| Ex-Student President Banned From Rapping at Homecoming Southern U. administration cites CDs with explicit language passed out at a high school. (10/14/2003) |
| Search Committee Is Planned to Find New FAMU J-Dean Interim Dean James Hawkins says he is considering applying to become permanent dean. (10/9/2003) |
| The Night Isabel Passed Through Hampton As the campus awaited the hurricane, 1,200 homeless students, plus resident assistants and administrators, packed inside the gym. (10/6/2003) |
| Service at Howard Sends Slave Remains Back to Resting Place The bones of four Africans, unearthed in New York City in 1991, were sent to Howard for research. (10/6/2003) |
| FAMU Senate Finds Student Body President Guilty Student Senate says Larry O. Rivers committed "malfeasance," but dean of students says Rivers is still president. (10/6/2003) |
| Howard Dean Reaches Out to Young Voters Candidate takes presidential campaign to Howard (10/6/2003) |
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