1. WRONG: TurnoversBrandon Landers threw 3 interceptions, Tim Manuel had a punt blocked and Pitt scored 17 points off three of those plays. RIGHT: They didn’t panic G-Men could have easily folded after Pittsburgh went up 21-0 early. However, Grambling put together a six-play, 54-yard drive, which led to a touchdown. 2. WRONG: Bad playcalling […]
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Who’s the MVP?
With the season coming to a close and the playoff race brewing, questions start to heat up about who should become this year’s Most Valuable Players. In the American League, Alex Rodriguez has pretty much wrapped up the MVP with the year he is having at the plate. But the real question remains, who will […]
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The state of Black churches
“Giving honor to GOD who is the head of my life….”, now if you can finish this statement that means you were raised in a black church. This stanza is the initiation statement into the rest of our religious life. I think that many blacks can attest to the fact that the church was the […]
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Still Worshiping
Where they worship has no influence on whom they worship. GSU Campus Ministry groups are not letting the fact that moving from their previous places of worship on campus put a hold on spreading the word of God. “Where we worship has no significance to me. But being taught the word of God does,” said […]
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DA reduces charges for two of the Jena 6
Charges against two of the six black teenagers originally arrested for attempted murder following an attack on a white schoolmate last year were reduced Tuesday to aggravated second-degree battery.Carwin Jones and Theo Shaw are two of six black Jena High School students known as the “Jena Six” who have been charged in connection with the […]
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Grambling State University student mourned after car accident
Services for Alashia Marie Davis was held Saturday, Aug. 4 at Shiloh B.C. in Bienville. Davis died in a car accident during July. She was born to James Bell and Minnie Bell on June 27, 1988. After graduating from Bienville High School as valedictorian in May 2006, Davis was a sophomore honor student at Grambling […]
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Deltas haze GNite
Last week in the The Gramblinite’s weekly editorial, we expounded on the suspension issue with the Delta Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Theta. In no way was that a way of attacking the Deltas.In the editorial we said, ” If hazing was a cause for suspension the Deltas should then be ashamed.” We never said […]
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Hurricane Felix devaste some parts of California
(AP) – Felix walloped Central America’s remote Miskito coastline and Henriette slammed into resorts on the tip of Baja California as a record-setting hurricane season got even wilder Tuesday with twin storms making landfall on the same day.Felix roared ashore before dawn as a Category 5 storm along Nicaragua’s remote northeast corner _ an isolated, […]
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TB: Is America ready for a Black President?
Brent ThibeauxGraduate studentOaklandI’ve been ready for an African American president since Jessie Jackson. Before my time Frederick Douglas could have been president and Dr. Martin L. King Jr. was intelligent enough to be president. Ezekiel JohnsonFreshmanAlief, Texas I’m ready for a black president; I think the change would be great for the U.S. It will […]
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An open letter to Grambling students Pt. 2
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a part two of a three part series.Currently, I am working on a webpage devoted to GSU and will eventually put the essays up on that page (see www.theamericandissident.org/GSU.htm). This letter and that page will evidently not be beneficial to my professional career, which has been on a rocky road for […]