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The GSU Update Newsletter, September 2005
No full textPage 4 of The GSU Update Newsletter, highlighting Founder's Week Celebration activities on the theme of "Preserving Our Heritage: Enriching Our Future Through Strategic Changes"
The Gramblinite and The Southern Digest, November 18, 2005
No full textAn article from The Gramblinite and The Southern Digest: Friends and Foes, regarding one of Grambling State University's football games
The Gramblinite and The Southern Digest, November 18, 2005
No full textAn article from The Gramblinite and The Southern Digest: Friends and Foes, titled "A Walk Down Memory Lane" by Gramblinite Staff member Juliuna Mitchell
Interview with Albert Bethune, Jr., circa 2006
No full textThis audio recording features an interview with Albert Bethune, Jr., the grandson of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. This interview opens with Mr. Bethune reflecting on the traditions and customs of the early years of Bethune-Cookman College and Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune's marriage. At 00:20:36, Bethune-Cookman University students introduce themselves and interview Mr. Bethune on Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune's disciplinary methods and parenting (32:56), leadership as a "Christian Scientist" (52:41), and his thoughts on the new leadership of Bethune-Cookman University. Ay 01:02:20, Mr. Bethune talks about the development of the Mary McLeod Bethune beach. This audio recording concludes with Mr. Bethune sharing stories about his education
The Gramblinite and The Southern Digest, November 18, 2005
No full textArticles from The Gramblinite and The Southern Digest: Friends and Foes, "And the Rivalry Continues. . ." by Kamilah R. Stroy, "Nicholson Vision Grows Into Granddaddy of Classics" by Wendall Graves, and "Bayou Classic XXXII Turnout Questionable" by Michelle Smith-Dixon
Sharika King, 2005
No full textSharika King was the 75th "Miss Southern". A 4.0-grade point average biology major from Alexandria, Louisiana, she was a member of the Rotaract Club and the Tri-Beta science club. She is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She was also chair of the Up Til' Dawn program, a collegiate ran community service project that raises money for St. Jude's Children Hospital in Memphis. During the 2005 reining of Miss Southern, the state of Louisiana was impacted by two major hurricanes. Miss Southern donated her coronation supplement to the Southern University Hurricane Relief Fund to aid college students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. She reigned as Miss Southern from 2005-2006
48th Annual Garnett-Nabrit Lecture Series, March 22-24, 2005
No full textThis is an audio recording of the beginning of the Wednesday Community Worship Service during the 48th Annual Garnett-Nabrit Lecture Series at American Baptist College. There is music and singing from the beginning of the audio until 6:09 where there appears to be a skip in the audio. From there, music and singing can be heard again until 12:59 where there is another time skip in the audio. Dr. Julius Scruggs, a former ABC student and the Vice President-at-Large of the National Baptist Convention, can be heard speaking following this. Dr. Scruggs received his Bachelor of Arts from American Baptist College, and his Masters of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry from Vanderbilt University School of Divinity. In his sermon, he preaches about "Dimensions of Discipleship" and focuses on Luke 9:21, 51, 57-62. The audio ends during his sermon
The Tablet, Summer 2005
No full textThe Summer 2005 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue features articles on Dr. Carolina Casares participation in the 2005 Bristol-Mayers Squibb Tour of Hope, the Liaison Committee for Medical Education Accreditation, Commencement 2005, the Alumni Spotlight, and Morehouse School of Medicine Chairman of Family Medicine Dr. Gregory Stayhorn acceptance of the Trailblazer Award on May 11, 2005 during the Fifth (5th) Annual East Point Business Association Award Breakfast. 4 pages
48th Annual Garnett-Nabrit Lecture Series, March 22-24, 2005
No full textThis is an audio recording of Dr. David L. Boyle's sermon for one of the event days of the 48th Annual Garnett-Nabrit Lecture Series at American Baptist College. The focus of his sermon is "Spirituality in the Black Church", and in this sermon, he focuses on John 5:1-9. Dr. Boyle went to Bishop College, Memphis Theological Seminary, and obtained his Doctor of Ministry from McCormick Theological Seminary; he is a pastor at Antioch Baptist Church in Arlington, TN and directs an "Extension Center of Continuous Education of American Baptist College." The audio ends during the sermon