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It may be Michael Lyons’ 30th and final season of coaching Grambling High School, but the results so far are about the same, the Kittens still continue to have success under the legendary head coach.The Kittens reached the quarterfinal round by beating Bernice 65-63 at home Tuesday night. Grambling High was lead by this years […]

Parking conditions has always been a subject students have shown a strong interest in, primarily because many feel there are not enough parking spaces on campus. However, last week, The Gramblinite reported that many students still had several issues and suggestions that would help put a lid on many of the students’ concerns. GSU police […]

This week’s word(s) is Hakuna Matata. “It’s a problem free philosophy…” With mid-terms next week, many of you will be stressing out. Don’t worry about a thing. Study hard and do your best. That’s all you can do. As far as your personal life, live today like it’s your last. Hell, it just may be!Word […]

Staying safe on any college campus is a challenge for students in today’s society. A lack of communication can sometime confuse students and make small problems turn into larger problems.GSU Police Chief Jefferson Walker says, “Safety is very important and is our number one priority…Communication is also as equally important,” he said. The campus police […]

My brothers and sisters, we are now living in a very delicate and precious time in our Christian walk-Lent. During this time, we must engage in tremendous amounts of time of serious reflection in the Lord through “action.”First, we must make a pledge to the Lord with much humility. This can be done by prayer […]

1. Why are there so many hooded miscreants walking around?2. Who else think on-campus Internet is worse than dial-up? 3. Who else is tired of the Obama/Clinton lovefest? 4. Can we possibly fast forward to November? 5. Did you know Women’s History Month starts next week? 6. Does that mean Hillary will automatically get more […]

The native song bird of Louisiana Mahalia Jackson, was born October 26, 1911 in New Orleans. Mahalia was the third child to John A. Jackson, a barber and preacher, and Charity Clark, who died at the age of 25 when Mahalia was four years old. In 1916, her father sent her to live with her […]