News - October, 2004

College Journalists, Faculty Meeting in Nashville HBCU schools represented as College Media Advisers marks 50th anniversary.  (10/31/2004) Students March, Vote Early in Fla. Voter registration is OK, said one organizer, but "it doesn't mean anything if the people don't vote."   (10/31/2004) GOP Looks to HBCUs Howard, Central State have College Republican groups  (10/28/2004) White Students on Campus: At Tennessee State, "Minority" Enrollment Dips Slightly HBCU is under a desegregation order to increase non-black enrollment.  (10/24/2004) News of the Week (audio) Audio news summary for the week of Oct. 18, 2004, by Chantel Harley of Howard University.  (10/19/2004) Reservists Return to Campus Two from Southern U. have new goals, life lessons to share.  (10/17/2004) SPECIAL REPORT: Newspaper Adviser Resists Prior Review "Students do not learn to be responsible if someone comes behind them to do the work for them," says Tennessee State's Pamela Foster. The second in a series on the First Amendment.   (10/10/2004) Campaigns Making Their Pitches at HBCUs Get-out-the-vote drives intensify as registration deadlines near   (10/7/2004) News of the Week (audio) Audio news summary for the week of Oct. 11, 2004, by Chantel Harley of Howard University.  (10/7/2004) News of the Week (audio) Audio news summary of the week, by Chantel Harley of Howard University.  (10/6/2004) Dillard Interviews Second Presidential Candidate Donald E. Thompson of the National Science Foundation impresses faculty more than students.  (10/5/2004) Hampton Script to Resume Publishing Paper gets OK after Doug Smith, visiting journalism professor, picked to be adviser   (10/4/2004)