Grambling State University High ability program will begin Saturday, June 21 and end on July 23. This summer program is offered to rising high school seniors with a minimum of a 3.0 GPA. “The program gives the high school students an opportunity to get the experience of college living,” said Veterine Simpson, program director. The […]
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We find post racial ‘Poster Boy’ in Barack Obama
American political scene was waiting for a rock star. And they got it. His name is Barack Obama. Rather an unusual name by American standard. Majority of the Americans are so demoralized by failed Bush policies; the emergence of Obama was like the arrival of spring time after a long, cruel and bitter winter. The […]
It’s always a GSU party!
It was the best of times! It was the best of times! I can’t explain it any better than that. The Grambling State University alumni reunion for the Classes of 1985-1990 exceeded my expectations, and probably those of many of my fellow classmates. It was a truly awesome experience, from start to finish. Seeing all […]
GSUs Barbara Lewis appointed to National Bowling Committee
National Bowling Committee last summer. As a member of the committee, she is responsible for developing policies, procedures, and rules governing the administration of the National Collegiate Women’s Bowling Championship. Appointment to this committee was one of the most memorable and honored moments she will remember in her lifelong bowling experiences. “This appointment is so […]
GSU hosts Rod Broadway football camps
With the approaching of the second annual “Rod Broadway Tiger Football Camp” coaches and staff members are preparing for their expected 100 to 150 prospective campers. This year’s goal for the camp is to provide the finest football instruction possible in all phases of the game. “It’s a privilege to work with the campers. It […]
Can I only fast from food?
Fasting according to Wikipedia is the act of abstaining from food, drink or both for a period of time. “And I set my face unto the Lord God, to seek by prayer and supplications, with fasting,” Daniel 9:34. Christians use the principle of fasting to show their devotion, respect and or thanks to God. Some […]
Poetry readings held during Library Week
In observance of National Library Week, the staff of A. C. Lewis Memorial Library presented Poetic Readings. The program began with an invocation by Belinda Woods and the singing of the Negro National Anthem, “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing,” which was led by Jerry Brooks. Maraine M. Hall, chair of the program, said, “This program […]
Grant enables GSU to receive first aid, CPR training
Twenty-two members of Grambling State University’s faculty, staff and student body recently participated in Heart saver First Aid and CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) training. James Gibson and Candace Wilkins of the American Heart Association served as trainers.The training was funded through a Louisiana Campus Compact Ready First Aid and CPR grant […]
Poll reveals campus safety, parking as major issues
According to a poll, students agree that parking and the need for a shuttle bus system are major issues on campus. The poll, done by Dr. Gaylon Murray’s MC 562 class, was conducted earlier this month.Of 224 students surveyed, 67 percent strongly agreed that the university needed a shuttle bus system. As for parking being […]
Who’s to blame?
Just about every tongue is wagging about Nas and his decision to title his new album Nigger and wear a T-shirt to the Grammys bearing that expression.Reactions have been mixed. Some are indifferent, others think it’s ingenious, but many find Nas’ title offensive and upsetting. Even my hometown church, St. Sabina, has weighed in on […]