DOHA, Qatar (AP) _ The head of Britain’s atomic energy agency said Monday the wealthy Gulf Arab countries could lead a renaissance of nuclear power because they can afford to build plants without the opposition that often stymies their construction. Lady Barbara Thomas Judge, chairman of the U.K. Atomic Energy […]
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Marijuana
I attended college in San Francisco in the 1960s, so I know how marijuana can be a part of college life for some. During that time young people were put-off by the dis information being promoted by “The Establishment” about the risks of smoking marijuana: The risks were exaggerated and […]
Dance Life
He was the only male in Classic Dance Ensemble his freshman year, and now, there are three. Dancing for some people may be for fun, but for Kent Ware it’s his life.Born on September 11, in Longmont, Colo., Kent started dancing at the age of 10. Different videos by artists […]
Eta Gamma hosts “There’s Something About the Name Jesus
Chatter and the mellow sounds from a live band floated in an auditorium filled to capacity. The Eta Gamma chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. kicked off Alpha week with a musical, ‘Something about the Name Jesus,’ Tuesday, Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. in the MSC auditorium.In the play, […]
ASA brings Africa to Prairie View
African culture, dancing, fashion, and poetry were displayed at the fashion cultural extravaganza on Feb. 22 in the Memorial Student Center. The event was sponsored by the African Student Association and showcased the cultures of countries such as Nigeria, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Guinea, to name a few. The show began […]
Career fair provides students with networking opportunities
More than 80 companies, businesses, and governmental agencies provided students with employment opportunities at the spring 2007 career fair. The event was held Tuesday Feb. 27, in the Memorial Student Center ballroom. Students from a variety of majors and classifications attended to see what employment opportunities were in store for […]
Why God is ONE with my letters
As no surprise, this article is in direct response to a previous article denoting “Greek/Egyptian” organizations as demonic institutions and characterizing popular Greek social interactions as idol worshipping. The topic at hand is Greek organizations and their place before God. What’s being challenged is a common mishap that occurs when […]
Pantherland Day welcomes prospective students
Prairie View A&M University opened its campus to alumni and prospective students for “Pantherland Day on the Hill” Saturday, Feb. 24. The event was held to showcase the university’s unique attributes to prospective students. Pamela Owens-Freeman, director of recruitment marketing and special programs, oversaw the day’s events, calling the exhibition […]
Gospel extravaganza entertains with song, dance
As Black History month winds down, the Black History month gospel extravaganza, “A Tribute to Gospel Music,” sponsored by Students in Free Enterprise and the Office of Special Programs, was held Feb. 25 in the MSC auditorium. Singers, choirs, and praise dancers from all across the area came together to […]
University proposes new tuition increase
The Office of Business Affairs has proposed a designated tuition increase ranging from $0-$18 per credit hour for the 2007-2008 school year. According to Mary Lee Hodge, vice president for business affairs, each year the business office must go through the protocol of balancing the university budget for the upcoming […]