Articles Tagged “famu”
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Romney Rocks Religious Boat: Will voters take a ‘leap of faith?’
By Kristen Swilley Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney could be the first Mormon in U.S. history to receive the nomination of a major party ticket in a general presidential election. With Rick Santorum’s recent exit from…
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The Canterbury Tale: Graduates remember FAMU’s lost club
By Kristen Swilley Florida A&M University students have access to more than 160 clubs and organizations, ranging from honor societies to modeling troupes. However, there is one most students have never heard of, the Canterbury…
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Meet the Cuffingtons
By Bianca Flowers Chivalry is dead and Romance is lost and to the Cuffingtons walking around Florida A&M University, they are just words that the draws drop. Every three months like clockwork the seasons change…
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Behind the Scenes: Smokey Joe’s Cafe’
Smokey Joe’s Cafe’ Journey magazine gets an exclusive behind-the-scenes glance at FAMU Essential Theater’s latest production, Smokey Joe’s Cafe’. See how the cast felt about portraying this Broadway classic.
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“Veg Out” with Meatless Mondays
Nordene Bartley “Veg out!” Maybe if mommy told you to “Veg out” as a child instead of “Eat your vegetables, they’re good for you” the idea of “Meatless Mondays” wouldn’t seem so bad. Meatless Monday…
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Crusade Against Hazing On Hold
Jessica Joseph State representative Frederica Wilson is planning to discuss how to craft an anti-hazing bill with several members of historically black colleges. On Dec. 27, 2011, Wilson proposed the creation of an anti-hazing bill.…
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Swan Lake “graces” The Hill
By Ashley Garrett Each waif-like figure embodied elegance and grace. For nearly two hours, silence seemed golden. Only the sound of the quick pace of feet was heard. The costumes were elaborately adorned and seemed…
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