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Sam Albert Gilliam, 1998
No full textA portrait of Sam Albert Gilliam, who served as Southern University at Shreveport's Interim Chancellor in 1998
"Celebrate Basic Freedoms During Today's Festivities", June 19, 1998
No full textA news article titled, "Celebrate Basic Freedoms During Today's Festivities" by Steve A. Favors, President of Grambling State University, regarding the Ark-La-Tex celebration of freedom from slavery
Yearbook Page Page, 1998
No full textMembers of the 1997-1998 Cross-Country track team, as shown in the 1998 Yearbook
"Favors: We Can Move Forward", May 25, 1998
No full textAn article from the Times Baton Rouge Bureau titled "Favors: We Can Move Forward" by John Hill regarding Grambling State University's new president Steve Favors
"GSU Stadium Name Change Now Official", April 26, 1998
No full textA newspaper article titled "GSU Stadium Name Change Now Official" regarding the renaming of Grambling State University stadium to Eddie G. Robinson Stadium
Changing Faces, Tuskeana
No full textThis is the 1998 Tuskegee University yearbook, Changing Faces, Tuskeana. It includes photos of the university’s president, Dr. Benjamin F. Payton, as well as faculty and students. Campus life events featured a visit from AIDS activist Rae Lewis-Thornton as well as homecoming grand marshall Tom Joyner and concert performances by Lil’ Kim, Redman, Freak Nasty, 112, and Allure. Also included are photos of student organizations, the marching band, athletics, honor societies, and Greek Life
Chayla Harris, 1998
No full textChayla Harris poses for a picture. Chayla Harris, a 21 year old microbiology major from Atlanta, Georgia, was the 68th "Miss Southern". Chayla Harris was a former member of the Southern University famed "Dancing Dolls". She was experienced in ballet, trained with the Spelman College Dance Extension Program, the Aspen (Colorado) Ballet Program, Alvin Ailey's Summer Program, and the Ballethnic Dance Company of Atlanta, Georgia. Harris also performed for the 1994 Super Bowl Halftime Shown and the Ballethnic Dance Company's signature pieces "Urban Nutcracker" and "The Leopard Tale." Harris was a member of the Honors College with an overall 3.2 grade point average and is also a member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She reigned as Miss Southern from 1998-1999
Voice of the Wildcats Newsletter, January/February 1998
No full textThe student newsletter of Bethune-Cookman College, now Bethune-Cookman University, highlighting student voices, campus and community activities, and current events