Individuals between the ages 20-45 are more at risk for yet another disease. However, this disease called lupus is still being researched and its causes and preventions are unknown. Dr. Dennis E. Daniels, director of the Undergraduate Medical Academy said, “At this time, we do not have an active lupus […]
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Condom Candy
Fellow Panthers, upon researching this topic, it was found that numerous students here in Pantherland are having unprotected sex…with multiple partners.”It doesn’t feel right,” or “they are too small” are just a few of the many excuses used by men to avoid wearing a condom. Well, there are a few […]
Student expresses opinion on choice of commencement speaker
I was recently informed that the speaker for this May’s commencement exercises would be Dr. Joahnne Thomas- Smith, provost and senior vice-president for academic and student affairs. I am a graduating senior, who is very angry about this decision. Graduation is supposed to be a memorable moment in our adult […]
I feel jipped!!!
As students, there are many things that we let slide out of our grasp. Rent steadily increases, the MSC is always overcrowded, the football stadium still hasn’t been renovated, and tuition is rising. After spending four to five years at this elite university, you would think that the administration would […]
Dreams really do come true
Yeah, it’s still February, which means I will continue on my tandem and parade the accomplishments of African Americans in the world of sports entertainment.I wonder if anyone has heard the name Reggie Fowler, if not you will very soon. There is a lot of talk aout him lately in […]
For Black History Month Coleman Library becomes engulfed with PV art and artists (PART II)
During Professor Harold Dorsey’s years of teaching at Prairie View, the art program has sponsored many exhibitions of visual art by faculty, students, and others not affiliated with the university. When asked what inspires his work, Dorsey said “the visual and academic agenda informed by the teachings of W.E.B DuBois […]
For Black History Month Coleman Library becomes engulfed with PV art and artists
An art exhibit is being held on the fourth floor of the John B. Coleman Library, and the works will be available for public viewing throughout Black History Month. Gallery hours are from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. The art exhibit showcases the works of various teachers and staff on Prairie View […]
Black and gold contestants groove to the sounds of Motown
#8220;Finding a Jewel in the Midst of Motown” was this year’s theme of the Miss Black and Gold Pageant held in MSC Auditorium on Feb.10 by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Master and Mistress of Ceremony were BJ O’Neal and Jacquelyn Wesley who started the program with a little information on […]
Financial Aid Awareness Week aids students with forms, obtaining resources
The financial aid office at Prairie View A&M University is making more strides than ever to accommodate student needs in 2005. Last week was officially labeled Financial Aid Awareness Week. Alene Williams, a financial aid counselor, says that “the key element in having a smooth year in the financial aid […]
Students explore jobs, internships at Career Fair
Students were given a chance to explore various career options at the 34th Annual Career Fair held Feb. 9 in the MSC Ballroom. Before entering the job fair, students registered and received pertinent information. Booths were set up by various companies and government agencies to provide information to students about […]