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Voices - October, 2003
| The Hampton Script Needs Independence The administration is attempting to use the student publication as its own personal public-relations rag. (10/28/2003) |
| No One Won in Hampton Newspaper Crisis The administrators who condoned the confiscation of the papers should enroll in some of the classes being taught by their outstanding journalism faculty. (10/27/2003) |
| Praise, Not Punish, Hampton Student Editors The chair of the Black College Communication Association says the confiscation of The Hampton Script should lead to dialogue and enlightenment about the rights of student journalists. (10/23/2003) |
| Hampton Café Had Opportunities to Fix Things The confiscated issue of The Hampton Script contained this commentary from a regular frequenter of the café where health violations were found. (10/23/2003) |
| "Ghettopoly" Makes Real Life a Minstrel Show A racist board game shows that we cannot make glorified stereotypes associated with 'hood life sources of status and praise. (10/14/2003) |
| Miss America, an Alternative to the "Video Whore" Many young girls emulate what they see in hip-hop videos; they should admire the second African American in a row to become Miss America. (10/6/2003) |
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