Guarantees are usually restricted to professional athletes and very rarely trickle down to the ranks of collegiate athletics. During the Labor Day Classic press conference however, the unwrtitten rule must have slipped Texas Southern’s head coach Johnie Cole’s mind as he promised victory in the 24th Annual Labor Day Classic […]
Month: September 2008
20 Questions
1.How many people were dropped like a bad habit? 2.Who actually thinks that the new financial aid system will work? 3.Haven’t they been trying to come up with a new system since 2004? 4.Will this new system come with phones that they will actually answer? 5.Or new voicemails to help […]
Dark vs. Light: Controversy continues in black America
Gentlemen, ask yourselves this question: If there are two girls, they both have the same type of beauty: cute face, shape, and everything. Which one would you approach? However, the only difference between these two gorgeous young ladies is one is dark skinned and the other is light skinned. Ladies, […]
Hiv: Safe sex. Be Smart. Be Aware.
Human immunodeficiency virus, otherwise known as HIV, is defined as a latent virus that can lead to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), which is leading to life-threatening opportunistic infections. Although HIV and AIDS can and do affect all sectors of American society, the impact has been more serious among some groups […]
Efforts made to raise students’ rape awareness
Prairie View A&M University might be located in a small town, but that doesn’t mean that crimes don’t occur here. One crime in particular that a few young women on campus take for granted is rape. Unfortunately, there is always one who ends up becoming a victim. Protecting yourself from […]
Hospital reports illegel applicant
CARROLLTON, Texas – Maria Martinez’ attempt to land a cafeteria job at a suburban Dallas hospital got her arrested, jailed and deported. She used a counterfeit social security number on her application to Trinity Medical Center, but her relatives and supporters wonder whether the hospital overreacted by calling the police. […]
Bush: Gustav response ‘better’ than Katrina
SAN ANTONIO – Relieved and upbeat, President George W. Bush declared Monday that the government had responded “a lot better” to Hurricane Gustav than it did to deadly Hurricane Katrina, which obliterated the Gulf Coast three years ago and damaged his administration’s credibility for handling major crises. Eager to show […]
Hill back in majors after accident
CHICAGO – Koyie Hill may have been the happiest callup of all when the Chicago Cubs expanded their roster Monday for the final month of the season. Just to be in a major league uniform, any baseball uniform really, seemed unlikely a little more than 10 months ago when Hill […]
College of Education takes steps toward productive year
Dr. Lucien Yates, III, dean of The Whitlowe R. Green College of Education, has instituted an open door policy, allowing students to talk to him without first having to go through the chain of command. “When I first came to Prairie View I realized that my office was off limits […]
Department of Public Safety looks for recruits
Seven police officers have recently resigned from Prairie View A&M University’s Department of Public Safety. David Webb, lieutenant of operations, said that the main reason for the resignations is the sudden change in the economy and the high gas prices. Webb said that one officer was spending $400 a month […]