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HBCU Alumni Hits Big Time on The Weather Channel

Vivian Brown was born in Greenville, MS, and graduated in 1986 from Jackson State University. with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. For Vivian Brown, an on-camera meteorologist at the Weather Channel, forecasting storms and inclement weather is both a social and an intellectual calling. More...

New Orleans Residents Facing Education Crisis Due to Hurricane Season

Hurricane season is kicking in with a nightmare storm in New Orleans. A city that has barely recovered from Hurricane Katrina is being affected by Hurricane Gustav. One group that is greatly overlooked is the K12 students who will be missing school. The schools in New Orleans are still recovering from Katrina. and making attempts to implement changes that improve student performance. Any slowdown in each K12 student’s education is a dagger in the heart of what’s been described as very unstable communities. More..

HBCUs Partner with Al Gore on Environmental Issues

The economics of climate change - higher gas and food prices, for starters, strike hard in low-income communities. The time for action is now, says Nia Robinson, executive director of Environmental Justice and Climate Change (EJCC), an Oakland, California-based advocacy group. EJCC just launched its HBCU Initiative - a partnership with former vice president Al Gore's Alliance for Climate Protection's "We" campaign, which has provided some funding for the effort. More...

Why You Can't Afford Not to Vote!

For today's college students the pay-off or pay-back of the coming election is deceptively closer than it appears because a kaleidoscopic environment of political uncertainties may be resolved for better or worse by 2012.

Four years from now today's freshmen will face a largely changed political environment marked by a restrictive political alternatives and shrinking economic options in which the role of government and our responsibility for it will be more critical. Whatever happens in the elections, some choices are certain to be just around the corner but the viability of our options depends heavily on what we do in November. More..

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Like the Comic, But you can't figure out what's goin' on?

Understandable. this is the sequel to the successful first printing of The Opposite Sex. But don't worry. You can order a copy of the book right here on my website. Just follow the link below to learn more about the story and its colorful characters.

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The Lisa incident?

Syreeta doesn't seem to trust that Dexter is over Lisa. Seems she going with Ol' Skool plan.. Hmm.. Could get rough.

The "STUFF" tab is active!

In case you haven't tried it lately, the "Stuff" tab is now an active link. You can follow it to some goodies (desktop icons) and to the info on "How I Draw Opposite Again". I decided to repost this info because of the emails I've recieved over the last month. Thanks for your interest. It's back up under the "Stuff" tab. Stay tuned for more stuff, like new desktops. Enjoy!

So, what's the OA story about?

This story takes place approximately a year after the ending of the OS. The pack are in their senior year at Westside High, and they're preparing for their College Tour Trip, which will involve visiting 3 colleges in the state. The three campuses, all in the same city, are Garvey College, Haywood University, and Banneker-Carver College. Michael, interested in biochemistry, wants to attend Haywood, which was Professor Struball's previous teaching post. However, Michael is still suffering from occasional side effects associated with the last blast of the Professor's machine. When his condition becomes unbearable, he winds up in the hospital. They decide to quarantine Michael while they investigate his unusual blood cell activity. It all seems pretty routine, until a medical test reactivates his dormant mutation cells, and starts the transformation to “Michele” all over again. This time, however, the professor has no machine to change her back. Not wanting to miss the college trip, the Chandler family figures out a way to get Michele on the college tour. They succeed, and once on the college campuses, Michele's mysterious charm weaves its universal effect on everyone she encounters.

 

 

Attending an HBCU? Peep this!

Spelman College, Howard University, and Hampton University, top the list of U.S.News and World Report's first annual ranking of the nation's historically black colleges and universities. The "America's Best Black Colleges" rankings were released last October online at www.usnews.com/blackcolleges.
"As historically black colleges and universities continue to play a vital role in today's higher education landscape, we decided to create a specific ranking of them to allow apples-to-apples comparisons of these schools," said Brian Kelly, editor of U.S.News and World Report. "This unique ranking offers for the first time an independent perspective on these institutions to help students and parents make an informed choice about one of life's most important and expensive decisions."More...