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black memorialBy Bonitta Best RIBUNE [email protected] TTHE TRIANGLE’S CHOICE FOR THE BLACK VOICE RALEIGH - Governor Pat McCrory and the North Carolina Historical Com- mission last week unanimously voted to proceed with a memorial to com- memorate the contributions of African-Americans at the State Capitol. VOLUME 17 NO. 33 WEEK OF NOVEMBER 8, 2015 $1.00 “We must begin to tell the story of the great contributions African-Amer- icans have made to North Carolina,” McCrory said. “This memorial will not only commemorate an important part of our history, it will inspire fu- Let the hype begin. ture generations to make history of their own that will contribute to the fabric of our great state.” N.C. Central men’s The Historical Commission joins the African American Heritage Com- mission to represent the diversity of the state’s history. Those backing basketball prepares the proposal say they are not trying to replace the N.C. Freedom Monu- to defend MEAC ment Project – which seeks to plant an art project two blocks from the State Capitol – but to complement it. regular-season The planning committee will consist of three members of Historical Commission and three members of the African American Heritage Com- streak. mission. Historical Commission Chair Millie Barbee will lead the effort. The first meeting is set for January. Please seeMEMORIAL/2A Bill Bell to Spaulding serve final was more than a termBy Latisha Catchatoorian [email protected] traiblazer DURHAM – Bill Bell will serve his eighth consecutive and final term as the Bull Civic and business City’s mayor after Tuesday’s election. As mayor for the past 14 years, he’s been leader dead at 81 vocal and actionable about fighting By Latisha poverty in the city and said he wants to Catchatoorian stick around to “generate a little more [email protected] traction.” DURHAM – After a lengthy “I’ve enjoyed the opportunity to serve illness, Asa T. Spaulding Jr. as mayor of the city of Durham. I think was laid to rest Monday sur- we’ve made a lot of progress during the rounded by friends and fam- time I’ve been mayor…there’s some other ily. things that I want to continue,” Bell said, S p a u l d i n g reemphasizing his dedication to revital- passed peace- izing distressed neighborhoods and ad- fully at his dressing affordable housing issues. “I Durham home realize you’re not always going to cover Oct. 25 at 81 everything and if you sit around until years old. something else needs to be accom- LATISHA CATCHATOORIAN Though physi- plished, you’ll never leave, but those Betty Curry (red), a grandmother of seven, speaks at the press conference. cally gone, his items I mentioned are important to me spirit will live on and I hope they’re important to the com- in the commu- munity.” nity as a business- Spaulding Bell won against opponent James Lyons man, politician, with 86.8 percent of the vote. In a city educator and friend. that’s repeatedly reelected Bell, the re- “I am saddened…He was, sults were less than surprising. Lyons, like his father, a trailblazer in who works for Time Warner Cable, is a Parents protest at Durham. His legacy is firm, lifetime resident of Durham and had and he will be missed,” said hoped to be a “breath of fresh air” for the Omar Beasley, a member of city, bringing a new voice and new ideas. the Durham Committee on “Our city is long overdue for a mayor the Affairs of Black People. that is relatable and in-tuned to the voices Chapel Hill schools Spaulding Jr. is the son of of our city's youth and millennial voters,” Racial inequity visible in educational gaps the late Asa T. Spaulding, the Lyons said during the campaign trail. same level as white students, be college and/or career former president of N.C. Mu- Roughly 11 percent of Durham’s regis- By Latisha ready. Catchatoorian but to us it looks more like an tual Life Insurance Company. tered voters turned out to the polls to cast opportunity gap,” said Those supporting the Cam- The Spaulding family has a [email protected] their votes for mayor and to elect candi- Wanda Hunter, co-chair of paign for Racial Equity in Our rich history in Durham and, dates to the three open city council seats. CHAPEL HILL – Some of the the Organizing Against Schools argue that the dis- like his father, Spaulding Jr. Incumbent Steve Schewel (28.1 percent), Racism Alliance. trict’s response to these in- made a great impact in a com- grassroots organizer Jillian Johnson (23.4 crowd that gathered in front of the Administrative Offices Hunter said she can’t imag- equities is to create munity that was one of the percent) and Attorney Charlie Reece (18.1 ine the public outcry if this disconnected programming first places in America where percent) took the spots in that order. of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools last Wednesday re- statistic was the same for that addresses “perceived de- blacks could prosper. ficiencies,” and fails to ad- Mutual President and CEO Please see BILL/2A leased black balloons into the white students. She said this air, while others held onto opportunity gap creates a dress the systemic and James H. Speed Jr. said the theirs tightly. more hospitable learning en- institutional barriers to edu- company benefitted tremen- The balloons that drifted vironment, higher expecta- cating black students that dously from Spaulding Jr.’s into the sky represented the tions, and more educational exist within (and outside of) support and advice, and he 85 percent of black male and extracurricular opportu- CHCCS. made every effort to demon- eighth-grade students who nities for white students than The coalition held listening strate “the commitment to the Supreme did not pass the end-of-grade black students. sessions for over 100 stu- legacy that his father was in- reading test. The handful of Data gathered on CHCCS dents and parents this sum- strumental in leading.” people still holding their bal- students revealed that in the mer to gain more insight into “Dr. Spaulding was the epit- loons represented the 15 per- 2013-14 school year, African- the perpetual problem. ome of what African-Ameri- Court Kyesha Clark, a junior at cent who did pass. American students were sent can civic and corporate “For decades, our schools to the principal’s office three Carrboro High School, said leadership should resemble,” have had what is referred to times more frequently than she knew growing up black he said. considers as an achievement gap, white students and were sus- meant that she had to work Spaulding Jr. was an aca- which points to students and pended eight times more twice as hard as any of her demic who attended More- makes it sound like black and often. Only 20 percent to 35 white classmates. house College and then N.C. brown students just have not percent of minority students Central University, earning race in jury were considered on track to Please see PARENTS/2A undergraduate and graduate been able to achieve at the degrees in business adminis- tration. He furthered his stud- selectionBy Stephanie Carson ies at Atlanta and New York N.C. NEWS SERVICE Universities. His successful career in RALEIGH – This week the U.S. Supreme broadcasting, both for televi- Court is considering arguments in a case sion and radio, prepared him that could impact jury selection practices for multiple political runs. Ac- in North Carolina. cording to his obituary pub- Specifically, Foster v. Chatman involves “What we were able to do with ElevenBy Latisha Catchatoorian yearsneed to of get back second on their feet,” chances lished in the News and instances where Georgia prosecutors uti- this Access to Recovery pro- [email protected] Gaddy said. “It feels like a quick Observer, Spaulding was the lized a coding system when selecting ju- gram, for example, with (the RALEIGH – What do you do 11 years.” first black candidate in the rors, with special notations when they partnering of) Durham Tech and when you’ve been in prison for Gaddy said people hear you south to receive over 500,000 were African-American. Gretchen Engel Dennis, we are very close to ink- five years, and you’re coming differently when they know you votes in a statewide contest with the Durham-based Center for Death ing a deal so we will have indi- home to no job and no support share their same story. This is for N.C. Secretary of State as a Penalty Litigation said this process of se- viduals who are enrolled in this system, with a permanent one way his “15 Principles of Republican in 1976. He ran lection is problematic. program be able to go to record that feels like a ball and Personal Growth and Leader- for Durham mayor in 1971. "In order for our justice system to have Durham Tech and, depending chain? Contact Dennis Gaddy, of ship” have been able to make an In a 1979 interview with credibility and integrity, it has to be on how much time they want to course. impact on so many lives in the Walter Weare, Spaulding Jr. viewed as functioning equally and treat- invest, they can (get a career),” Gaddy, the executive director community. said that all the things he had ing all citizens equally," she said. "If you said Martin Woodard, ATR proj- of the nonprofit Community Many exciting things hap- done in life were satisfying. have a system that's tainted by racial bias, ect director. Success Initiative, is all about pened for CSI this year, such as “You know, I stopped saying that cannot have the confidence of the Jobs play a big role in the suc- second chances. He founded CSI partnerships with the N.C. that I won't do anything. My public." cess of an ex-convict staying on after spending five years in Works Center in Raleigh and N.C. wife and I often talk about it. Reports from inside the court indicate track. There is a 50 percent prison for some “unwise Access to Recovery. The Works People ask me to do this and at least some of the justices appeared chance of recidivism in three choices.” CSI recently celebrated Center partnership helps CSI ask me to do that, and my troubled by the actions of the Georgia years if a person doesn’t have a its 11th year of helping former clients attend classes and work- first inclination and impulse prosecutor involved in the case. Almost support system and/or produc- prisoners discover their poten- shops in one place, whereas be- is to say, ‘No. I feel I've done three decades ago, the Supreme Court tive activities once they are re- tial, set worthy goals for their fore they were referred to enough. (I) don't want to be ruled it was unconstitutional to strike ju- leased. lives and take action in a posi- various locations. Access to Re- bothered with it.’ And yet rors because of their race. However, Engel “I have been fighting for peo- tive way. covery is a voucher program through persistence or upon said studies and experience shows the ple without jobs, without “(I feel) fortunate that we are that helps those with addictions reflection, I yield. And so still around helping people who and has partnered with CSI homes, without income, without Please see SUPREME/2A clients to develop action plans. Please see ELEVEN/3A Please see ASA/2A

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BillContinued fromBell page 1A torocketing serve rents and racial final pro- Bell madeterm clear that he is com- Parents protest at Often seen together at vari- filing are unacceptable in mitted to providing afford- ous events, Schewel, Johnson Durham.” able housing options, just and Reece have arguably been Reece has been heavily in- ones that don’t exclusively the most visible during the volved in the community long “warehouse” poor people in Continued from page 1A success story of CHCCS and CHCCS system for the past 10 campaign trail, and have sim- before his bid for a city coun- one place. He reemphasized Chapel Hill schoolsyears, and said not once has ilar and/or united views on cil seat. He served on the that the real issue of the city is “In the classroom, I often said she graduated in 1969 poverty. felt isolated, oppressed and before continuing her educa- she ever felt welcomed or in- the issues of affordable hous- board of the Durham People’s “When you look at all the re- robbed of an equal educa- tion at Shaw University. She cluded in her children’s edu- ing, staving off the city’s Alliance before becoming sources we have in this com- tional opportunity. In my went on to be heavily in- cation. crime and making Durham a treasurer of the North Car- munity, in my opinion, we classrooms, few looked like volved in the district and “On the contrary, each time city for all. olina Democratic Party, and should be doing a lot better me… I was also forced to served on the school board I attended my (grand) chil- Schewel said he was run- represented several arrestees job in terms of the level of learn about white men in for 13 years. She left the dren’s accomplishments, it ning again because “there was of the Moral Monday move- poverty we have,” he said. powdered wigs who didn’t board after being frustrated was like being alone, ignored so much unfinished work” to ment free of charge. “It’s not just a matter of re- look like me or represented that “her people” weren’t and disregarded. The white be done. He frequently cham- He said Tuesday’s election ducing poverty but improving my culture. I was often the being properly educated. parents appeared evasive and pions the Durham Housing signified a crossroads where the quality of life for the per- butt of jokes in the classroom, “CHCCS have failed to serve dismissive,” she said, while Authority and thinks it’s the citizens would decide what sons that live in those areas. and the teacher didn’t come African-American students. wondering how her grandchil- best way for the city to sup- type of city Durham is going When you talk about health to protect me,” she said. “It There has been an achieve- dren were being treated. port better affordable housing to be. He’s stressed through- care, education, public fi- felt like I had to kick and pull ment gap between black and Stephanie Perry, co-chair of options to those in need. out his campaign that nance, public housing, public hair to get into the advanced white students for almost 50 the Organizing Against Johnson has headlined a Durham must be a city that is safety, jobs… all of those classes that I currently take.” years since integration. Racism Alliance with Hunter, progressive campaign and friendly to working families. things are pieces that go along Judy Jones, a retired science Today, Latino students are said their meetings with ad- frequently addresses the At a recent Durham CAN with the issue of poverty in teacher, said AP classes usu- part of that gap,” she said. ministrators and the superin- racial and economic dispari- meeting, where Bell, Schewel, our communities.” ally have only one minority “We pride ourselves on being tendent have been ties that permeate Durham. Johnson and Reece were all student – if that – enrolled. “In recognized as one of the best empathetic in tone, but cau- She said “poverty wages, sky- present to discuss housing, order to recognize white priv- school districts in the coun- tionary and slow in action. ilege and its heavy toll on our try. Let me remind you that She said no one wants an citizens of color, we need to you will never be the best achievement gap of black and look that privilege in the face until all our children are their brown students, but at the and acknowledge it,” she said. best.” same time no one wants to be “While we were pushed to- Research has shown that a responsible for what we are Asa Spaulding remembered wards standard courses, our child who does not read on “continuing to produce.” white peers found their axis grade level by the end of the “We have compiled a report third grade is more likely to with a detailed analysis of towards advanced classes un- Continuedas pillar from page 1Aofented community public speaker and ing career in insurance, broad- drop out of school, become a race in schools,” she said. “We encumbered by unsupportive casting, higher education and pregnant teen, abuse drugs would like to publicly invite many times, those have been writer, and wrote a syndicated counselors and exclusive civic and public service,” Gov- and alcohol, become unem- all the members of the school things that have brought great weekly column published in classrooms,” said Taliana ernor Pat McCrory said in a re- ployed, and/or enter the crim- board, the superintendent, as- satisfaction to me,” he said. the National Newspaper Pub- Tudryn, a recent Carrboro leased statement. “He was a inal justice system. sistants and director of equity “In looking back over my life, lishers Association. He later graduate. “While our histories true leader in North Carolina “If we can’t read, we can’t do to a meeting where we can I guess the one thing I could developed Asa Spaulding and were overlooked in class, the and the impact of his service the math. If we can’t read, we present and discuss our com- say —and this is a good way Associates, a management histories of our white peers will be felt for years to come.” can’t do the science. Let us prehensive report.” to sum it up — I've seen so consulting firm that helped were honored and displayed Spaulding Jr. leaves a wife, begin to focus on those things Added Tudryn: “Ultimately, many steps that have been businesses, government and as the only evidence of this Beulah Listenbee Spaulding, that really matter,” Robert racial equity requires more taken, no matter what the schools with strategic plan- country’s greatness.” four children, three grandchil- Campbell, president of the than equal treatment among promptings were that caused ning, communication and Tudryn said minorities face dren, two brothers (including Chapel Hill- Carrboro City racial groups; it requires white it. And I've seen so many dif- public relations. more suspensions and polic- 2016 Democratic gubernato- chapter of the N.C. NAACP racial literacy and solidarity ferent places that (have) led to “Ann and I were saddened ing, and while their attempts rial candidate Ken Spaulding), said. with students and people of the chain of events from one to learn of the passing of Asa to speak up against these in- one sister, and a host of Many minority parents and color in this district. It is not thing to another.” Spaulding Jr. He carried on justices were “silenced and nieces, nephews and cousins. students also expressed their enough to elevate students of Spaulding Jr. was also a tal- the great legacy of the Spauld- reprimanded in the name of ing family in his wide-reach- keeping others comfortable,” frustration at a school system color onto an equal playing her white peers “remained that makes them feel unequal field; we must also under- protected by freedom of and unimportant. stand why the playing field speech and expression.” Betty Curry has been a was not level in the first Liz Carter, 64, calls herself a grandmother of seven in the place.” Supreme Court considers use of race in jury selection Continued from page 1A of parole if they could prove really have to enforce the law practice continues, with attor- race was a factor in their sen- and make it true that all citi- neys citing external reasons to tencing. zens, regardless of race, have dismiss jurors when their race That lawmakers repealed an opportunity to participate is actually the factor. law in 2013, but Engel said the as citizens." The issue of race and jury outcome of the Supreme Last year the North Carolina selection was a factor in the Court case could reignite dis- Supreme Court heard argu- passage of North Carolina's cussion and awareness of ments in the Racial Justice Act Racial Justice Act. Passed in how race plays a role in the litigation, which, like the Fos- 2009, the act enabled death justice system. ter case, found that prosecu- row inmates to have their sen- "My hope is this will be a tors were rejecting jurors on tences converted to life in wake-up call to courts around the basis of race. The court prison without the possibility the country," he said. "They has yet to reach a decision.

THE TOWN OF MORRISVILLE WILL HOLD A PUBLIC MEETING FOR THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF MCCRIMMON PARKWAY FROM AIRPORT BOULEVARD TO AVIATION PARKWAY IN MORRISVILLE, WAKE COUNTY 3

TIP Project No. U-5828

Members of law enforcement at the bill signing. The Town of Morrisville in partnership with the N.C. Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting for the above-mentioned highway project on November 9 from 5-8 p.m. in the Town Council Chambers of Morrisville Town Hall, 100 Town Hall Drive in Morrisville.

The purpose of the project is to improve connectivity across Morrisville and decrease congestion on existing nearby roads. The proposed project will extend McCrimmon Parkway from Airport Boulevard to Aviation Parkway as a 4-lane median divided curb and gutter parkway with bike lanes and sidewalks. The project is about 1.4 miles in length. Current designs of the proposed alternative will be presented at the meeting. No relocation of homes or businesses are anticipated for this project.

Interested individuals may attend this meeting any time during the above hours. Project team members will display maps and be available to answer questions and receive comments. Written comments can be submitted at the meeting or later by December 11. Comments and information received will be taken into consideration as work on the project develops. Please note that there will not be a formal presentation. GOVERNOR’S OFFICE Capitol grounds for prospective African-American Memorial For additional information, contact Blake Mills, Town of Morrisville by phone (919) 463-7071 or via email: [email protected]. Memorial endorsement The Town will provide auxiliary aids and services under the Americans with Disabilities Act for disabled persons who wish to participate in this meeting. Anyone requiring special services should contact Blake Mills as among spate of actions taken early as possible so that arrangements can be made. byContinued McCrory, from page 1A our veterans.” lawmakersmission. Persons who speak Spanish and do not speak English, or have a limited First responders ability to read, speak or understand English, may receive interpretive services bills made law The bills: Eugenics payments Sitting before dozens of law • Senate Bill 37 extends the The second round of com- upon request prior to the meeting by calling 1-800-481-6494. enforcement, veterans and tuition waiver to children pensation to victims of the family members at the Char- whose legal guardians or cus- state’s Eugenics program has lotte Fire Department last todians in law enforcement been released in the amount Aquellas personas que hablan español y no hablan inglés, o tienen week, McCrory signed three are killed or disabled in the of $15,000. limitaciones para leer, hablar o entender inglés, podrían recibir servicios de “This second check repre- bills into law. line of duty. interpretación si los solicitan antes de la reunión llamando al 1-800-481-6494 “We must do everything we • House Bill 709 expands tu- sents the next step in making can to protect those who pro- ition assistance eligibility for amends for one of the darkest tect us,” he said. “Today, we National Guard members en- chapters in our history,” Mc- build on our commitment to rolled in a graduate certificate Crory said. supporting families of fallen program. The third and final disburse- For the latest news and info: officers, firefighters, volun- • House Bill 558 adds two ment will be decided after teers, first responders, Na- National Guard members to final appeals are heard. Visit the triangletribune.com tional Guard members and the N.C. Military Affairs Com- 3A NEWS/The Triangle Tribune Sunday, November 8, 2015 GET SOCIAL WITH US Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/tritribune

LATISHA CATCHATOORIAN Dennis Gaddy has kept hope alive for ex-convicts for 11 years running Eleven years of second chancesContinued from page 1A paysGlen Warren, dividends founder of Fa- for years. Up until even support, without friends,” thers Forever, said CSI has lately.” said Sheldon Howard, the CSI done a phenomenal job on a Scott was referred to CSI jobs coordinator. systemic level of fighting for after struggling for a year to Howard relayed a story second chances, while simul- find a job and is now working, about a man who they could taneously directing people to and said he has referred oth- not find a job for and said he take responsibility for their ers. He said CSI can help peo- felt like they had failed him. actions. ple find their “XYZ plan” when “The greatest thing we give “I think what Dennis does is their Plan Bs are exhausted. to every person that comes to help people realize that “Dennis, through the dark through our program… may (things they do) aren’t mis- hours, he was there for me be- it be hope. Hope doesn’t pay takes, but bad choices. The yond the obvious; he was the bills (though). We still difference is, when we start there for me in the wee hours need jobs,” he said. teaching people that, they of the night when I needed With roughly 700,000 peo- start taking responsibility of someone to talk to. When I ple coming home from prison doing that and they will stop,” was perhaps not in the right each year, it can be a daunt- he said. “What Dennis does is frame of mind, I called him ing feat to try and land a job not necessarily a handout but and he talked to me. He’s my with a criminal record. And as a handshake. A handshake is mentor to this day. We are Keith Daniels, who works with a partnership. CSI is really friends beyond the superficial StepUp Ministry said, “doors making a difference in the (reasons) of CSI,” Scott said. are hard to shove open in this community.” Gaddy said one of the world today, even if you have Joseph Scott has been with biggest misconceptions soci- all the right things.” CSI since its inception. ety has of those who have “It can be depressing, but “I’ve been there, done that, been incarcerated is that they when I come into settings like in reference to the prison cul- are their worst mistake. this and I see decades of work ture. I was released in 2003. I “Sometimes people look at and labor, and I see people had 15 years but didn’t do 15 (that person) as always being who are willing to work a little years by the grace of God,” he that person. People change. longer… thank you for creat- said. “The transition from that Who wants to be known by ing this occasion for celebra- (prison to civilian life) was not their worst mistake?,” he said. tion. Eleven years are truly easy. The preconception of To learn more about CSI or something to rejoice in,” society on guys who were in donate, visit: http://commu- Daniels said of CSI. prison… I had that challenge nitysuccess.org/donate. november 6 - 22 Insurance sign-up time: Spike premiums,By Emery P. Dalesio could tougher force down health care penaltiesincome, whichever is greater, ASSOCIATED PRESS costs by comparison shop- for failing to get insured by ping on the online market- January 31. So a married cou- RALEIGH – The costs of buy- places, Roshell said. 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People who can afford cov- The law, called the Afford- erage and don't buy at work able Care Act and often-nick- or on their own could get hit named Obamacare, always with a penalty of either $695 anticipated that consumers or 2.5 percent of their yearly The Triangle Tribune 4A OPINIONS/ Sunday, Nov. 8,, 2015 Lilly Endowment funds Black Minds Matter There is an old African Association for Equal before. al economy.” proverb that says, “Where Opportunity in Higher In fact, I affirm that “Black The point that needs to be you put your wealth signifies Education that represents all Minds Matter!” and “Black emphasized here is that the where and how your life's pri- the presidents and chancel- Lives Matter!” UNCF Career Pathways orities are ordered.” Such is lors of HBCUs and PBIs. I The Lilly Foundation Institute would not have the case when one views know something of the fiscal recently announced a com- been possible without the 115 Market Street, Suite 360-G where and how balancing act the leaders of mitment of $50 million for financial investment of the Lilly Endowment. We need Durham, NC 27701 c o r p o r a t e these important institutions the UNCF to launch the UNCF America invests of higher learning have to Career Pathways Initiative. more American corporations its wealth endure annually. Through this initiative, it willto follow the good example of Eli Lilly and Company. Gerald O. Johnson beyond the The United Negro College award competitive grants to boardroom and Fund is the largest minority four-year HBCUs and PBIs to As the economy in the U.S. PUBLISHER the stock market. education organization in help students gain the continues to recover with There are some the United States. Since 1944, knowledge, skills, training renewed vitality and corpo- Bonitta Best companies, how- the UNCF has raised more and academic rigor needed rate profits, more private MANAGING EDITOR BENJAMIN ever, like the Eli than $4.5 billion and has for meaningful employment corporate investments in F. CHAVIS Lilly and helped more than 400,000 in a technology-driven, glob- higher education needs to Company and students receive college al economy. happen. We cannot afford to R J . the Lilly degrees at UNCF-member “We have designed a pro- divert or miss encouraging a Endowment Inc. that have institutions through scholar- gram that we envision will generation of young, black had a long track record of ships and other forms of serve as a model of best American scholars, scien- investing portions of its financial assistance. practices to solve the unem- tists, teachers, inventors and The dearth of wealth to support the educa- Each year the UNCF works ployment and underemploy- innovative business leaders. tion of blacks. to enable more than 60,000 ment crisis among recent N. Clay Robbins, the Lilly Our nation's HBCUs and students each to attend col- college graduates,” UNCF Endowment's chairman, predominantly black institu- lege. We all should know or President and CEO Michael L. president and CEO, said, black media tions of higher education are remember that UNCF iconic Lomax stated. “In today's “This grant for the UNCF struggling financially to sur- saying, “A mind is a terrible marketplace, students need Career Pathways Initiative vive. I serve on the national thing to waste.” This is so both the knowledge and soft builds on this longstanding board of the National support and furthers the ownershipIn war, one of the first things the enemy does is true today more than ever skills to compete in the glob- Endowment's belief that a destroy his adversary's ability to communicate high-quality college educa- within its ranks. Chaos likely ensues if a fighting tion fosters an enhanced force cannot communicate internally. Individual quality of life for individuals soldiers end up doing their own thing, and they and their families.” Robbins make decisions based on their individual situations is correct and on point. and in their individual interests. The Lilly Endowment prac- This allows the enemy to come in and pick them tices what it preaches and off one by one, using false information and propa- exhibits outstanding corpo- ganda (Tokyo Rose), instilling fear of being cap- rate social responsibility. tured or killed, or by making the individual feel Their support of cultivating abandoned and left with no hope of victory. and developing young black If the ability to communicate is maintained with- minds and the genius of in a fighting force, it strengthens the group and those who strive for academ- provides confidence, assurance and cohesion. ic excellence in black Considering our penchant for sound bites, 140- America deserve our res- character chirps, and listening to great speeches olute salute and acknowl- but not analyzing them and taking appropriate edgement. action, communication among black folks has By sharing some of their largely been reduced to little more than noise. And wealth with the UNCF and it's getting worse. with HBCUs and PBIs, the Black newspapers used to be our Lilly Endowment exhibited in main communication organ, but as a profound manner that the demand for electronic access to Black Minds Matter. We news has increased, newspapers should recognize and lift up have nearly become obsolete in those companies and foun- some circles. Books were also a great dations that help to make a source of communication because positive difference. they contain so much knowledge written by scholars, historians, edu- JAMES cators and activists, but now we are LINGMAN so intellectually lazy that books C have become passé and just some- thing to brag about having on our The GOP’s willing suspension of belief bookshelves. Now we rely on Twitter and Facebook Two recent reports on very negative consequences, as According to the Times, the beneficiaries, records sug- for our news. different topics in last week's illustrated by these newspa- Republican chair of the House gest, are the consultants who Newspapers, radio, Internet and television are the New York Times tell us a great per articles. science committee has, among created the campaigns rather four dominant means of communications today. deal about the terrible state of The headline of the article other actions designed to crip- than the causes they are pro- Black people still own a few hundred newspapers, today's Republican Party. on Greenland, a massive ple federal funding on the topic, moting." It appears that less many of which are struggling from week to week One news story examines island located largely above demanded the National Oceanic than 10 percent of the mil- because black folks do not subscribe and black the research scientists from the Artic Circle and 80 per- and Atmospheric lions of dollars these PACs businesses don’t buy ads to any large degree. the U.S. and other countries cent of which has been cov- Administration submit for raise go to the politicians or Black ownership of radio stations has drastically are conducting on the melt- ered in ice for eons, funda- examination more than six the causes they claim to sup- decreased in the past 20 years. Aside from a cou- ing of the mentally tells the tale. years of internal documents port. ple of great black-owned Internet wire services, Greenland ice "Greenland is melting about the agency's measure- The GOP's head-in-the- "black-oriented" sites are not black owned, and two sheet. The other away," it declares. ment of climate change. sand approach to the neces- of the three longstanding black magazines, Essence describes the "Scientists are documenting Think the House Republicans' sity of slowing the world's and Ebony, have been reduced to fashion and recent appear- that the island's ice sheet is Benghazi committee charade all global warming – driven entertainment, leaving Black Enterprise to carry the ance of some losing billions of tons of ice over again, but this time on partly by the creationist load of informing black folks on economic issues. new conserva- per year because of global steroids. beliefs of its heavily evangel- (I don't mean to overlook other black periodicals. I tive political warming. The resulting Advocates of progressive poli- ical voting base and by it know they are out there getting the word out as Lee action commit- release of water into the cies will likely discern a chick- being the party of the fossil tees, or PACs, Artic and North Atlantic ens-coming-home-to-roost qual- fuels industry – is of a piece best they can.) Daniels Now let's look at television. According to an arti- whose apparent oceans over the next sever- ity to the rise of the "scam with what makes some sig- cle in TV News Check, "Whites owned 1,070 full- primary goal is al decades will by the end PACs." They operate by twisting nificant number of GOP vot- power commercial TV stations in 2013, up 14% really only enriching those of the century help raise sea conservative voters' anger the ers susceptible to the three- from the 935 they owned in 2011. Racial minorities who run them. Critics call levels around the world, GOP establishment stoked card-monte schemes of owned 41 of the U.S.'s 1,386 full-power commercial them "scam PACs." flooding coastal regions against President Obama and those running the new con- TV stations in 2013, up 32% from the thirty-one The device that unites these and cities "from New York progressive issues into an servative scam PACs. they owned in 2011 - but only nine of those sta- stories in terms of consider- to Bangladesh." indictment of the GOP leader- Both are partly a manifes- tions were owned by African Americans during ing the GOP is human beings' But, on the other hand, ship's failure to produce the tation of a willing suspen- 2013, down 18% from the eleven they owned two willingness to suspend disbe- don't worry. total victory against them it had sion of disbelief: on the one years previously, according to a study of station lief. Usually, that phrase The Republican Party has promised. Their emails to con- hand, the willingness to dis- ownership released by the FCC..." refers to just the offerings of it on good authority – its servative voters – which deride believe the overwhelming The FCC report also found that "Asians owned the entertainment industry - own rhetoric and that of the the GOP leadership as RINOs weight of scientific evidence nineteen full-power TV stations in 2013, up 73% things that we well know in fossil fuels industry – that (Republican in Name Only) – about the climactic danger from the eleven they owned in 2011. Hispanics or real life would range from climate change is fiction contain online petitions calling facing humanity; and, on the Latinos owned forty-two full power TV stations in unlikely to impossible cooked up by the world- for action of some sort or other other, the willingness to dis- 2013, up 8% from the thirty-nine they owned in because we just want to enjoy wide scientific community that supposedly furthers con- believe that they could not 2011." ourselves. But the Republican with the aid of the servative movement goals and and would not outmaneuver I guess I could end this article right here, but Party has been reminding us Democratic Party. So an appeal for donations to the the man who rose to become without application, knowledge and information for the past seven years that Republicans in Congress PAC. the first black president of are without effect. The obvious point here is the use of a willing suspension of are trying to gut federal aid But what the appeals don't the United States. necessity for black people to own more communi- disbelief can, in real life, be a for research on climate say, according to the Times, is Lee A. Daniels is a longtime cations outlets in order to control and disseminate political weapon with very change. that the donations' "ultimate journalist in New York City. pertinent information to black people. How? Establish syndicates that could purchase more out- lets; form an alliance of affluent and conscious OUR VOICES blacks to purchase communications outlets and produce programs to empower rather than dumb- down black people. Increase support of black-owned media and their PollingTuesday night shouldand be thea have establishment Democrats in states likeDemocratic lost in Governors Kentuckywith two consultants on his advertisers by black consumers; leverage the sup- cautionary tale for Democrats North Carolina watching Association said that team this week and both port of black readers, listeners and viewers of black and pollsters. By all accounts, closely. Americans for Conway ran into “head- were confident of a victory, media by insisting on more than just mind-numb- Kentucky Attorney General Prosperity ran ads clearly winds” in the “Year of the which means their internal ing idiotic portrayals of black folks. These simple Jack Conway was going to targeted to African- Outsider.” That should be polls must have had Conway tactics could strengthen our lines of communica- win his race for governor. It Americans calling for school the “Decade of the Outsider” up outside of the margin of tions. didn’t work out that way. His choice and highlighting fam- and Democrats need to get error. Accessibility, accountability and acceptability are opponent, Matt Bevin, won by ilies stuck in failing schools. that message. But nine points isn’t close. essential elements to a strong and relevant media nine points. That’s a rout. Democrats have drawn a Voters believe the political The polls were off by 10 presence within black society. Our current position Bevin is not just your run- line in the sand on voucher establishment has little to points or more. While polling in that game is untenable and tenuous at best. In of-the-mill Republican. He’s programs. However, the offer people still suffering can continue to help cam- light of the fact that we have the financial where- an outsider who has never Democrats most supportive from the effects of the reces- paigns shape messages, it’s withal – collectively and individually – to purchase held office and ran against of traditional public educa- sion. At the same time that I not the tool it once was. and support media outlets, it is intriguing how we the Republican establish- tion are those in school dis- was watching the Kentucky Pollsters will need to figure seem to have settled for much less than we need. ment. In 2014, he challenged tricts that are doing well and results on Twitter, I was also out a new instrument for Most of us understand and even admit we are in the state’s senior senator and in counties where schools following Wal-Mart Moms predicting voter behavior. a war and fighting for respect and empowerment. Senate Majority Leader Mitch are subsidized by local taxes.focus groups in New North Carolina Democrats That being the case, why are we content with hav- McConnell in a primary. He African-Americans, at least Hampshire and Iowa. Both need to be offering solutions ing our lines of communication controlled by oth- came back this year and in Kentucky, in failing Republican and Democratic that directly address the ers? If we are reluctant to acquire more conscious squeaked through a GOP pri- schools feel they are being women are still concerned issues affecting people’s media outlets, the least we can do is hold those mary against an establish- ignored or left behind. If about their personal finan- lives and not fall back on tra- who purport to be "black media" accountable by ment candidate. Republicans can peel off cial situations. Neither group ditional Democratic talking refusing to accept the trashy caricatures of black By most accounts, Bevin ran even a thin slice of the has much faith in points. They are not the people and the negative portrayals of black life that a disjointed campaign, alter- African-American electorate Washington, which trans- establishment anymore so bombard us every day. nately sparring with the GOP using school choice as a lates loosely to the political they should make sure that Without control of communications, an army is establishment and shooting wedge issue, Democrats establishment in general. In voters know that. They severely handicapped. We had better get rid of our himself in the foot. After could be devastated in bub- Kentucky, the sitting should be concerned that negative channels of communications, shore up pulling out of the state in ble states like North Attorney General was clearly polling might be missing the positive ones and create more of our own. September, the Republican Carolina. the establishment candidate. conservative voters as they Governors Association came So far, most of the post- If Conway was the big loser clearly were in Kentucky and back at the end with support. mortem lays the blame for last night, polling came in a might have been in 2014. Jim Clingman is the author of Black Dollars In addition, third parties were Conway’s defeat on Obama close second. Most of the Matter: Teach Your Dollars How to Make More in the state supporting Bevin. and Obamacare or an anti- public polls showed him up Frank Mills is a political Sense. One third party ad should establishment mood. The by five points or so. I spoke blogger in North Carolina.

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couldSPECIAL TO THE becomeTRIBUNE turing thea strong supportfuture system. otherof optionsleadership and Successful women have been Men bond with each other too, of are good at coming in the news quite a bit. You'd course, but women are known up with solutions have to be living under a rock not for our ability to cultivate a tight- that benefit every- to know that Hillary Clinton has knit, long-lasting group of one. announced her candidacy for friends. And as we seek to take • A deep well- president of the United States. and wield our power, women spring of resilience. And Fortune recently reported need a core support system that As O'Reilly has that women-run companies in provides them with encourage- pointed out, women the Fortune 1,000 perform three ment, feedback, and (when nec- who aspire to lead times better than S&P 500 com- essary) a shoulder to cry on — face obstacles that panies led predominantly by arguably more than men do. most men don't. men. • A thick skin (yes, really!). Often, we've encoun- Dr. Nancy D. O'Reilly agrees Women are often thought of as tered and overcome that they (and many others like "weak" and emotional. When we negative assump- • A communication style that's them) aren't accidents or anom- look at women like Clinton and tions about our abilities and pri- informative and inclusive. Claire alies. Marissa Mayer, whose hides are orities, a tendency not to be Damken Brown, Ph.D. said that "Women are running kick-ass tough as a boot, we see them as taken as seriously as our male women's talk patterns are indi- companies and wielding power anomalies. But are they really? counterparts, harsher judgments rect and detail-driven, meaning on the world stage because we're The truth is, most women pos- on our appearance, and much that we usually provide more exactly what the 21st century sess the ability to ignore criti- more. background information than needs," said O'Reilly who, along cism and work with people we • A style of power that's collab- men. And research has found with 19 other women, co-wrote don't like. orative, not controlling. If you that women talk to exchange the new book Leading Women: • Major flexibility. Whether a think power necessarily means information and establish cohe- 20 Influential Women Share woman is moving forward with a "command and control leader- sion. Their Secrets to Leadership, new business plan, leading a ship," think again. Women wield • The desire to see others suc- Business, and Life. team charged with fixing a faulty our own style of power, and, ceed. Women are natural collabo- Here, O'Reilly and some of her process or pitching a new idea to frankly, it packs quite a punch. rators. We know the significance co-authors take a closer look at a client, she'll surely run into Feminine power is the ability to of a helping hand, mutual sup- the feminine skill-set that's pro- roadblocks, opposition, and last- accomplish our goals, provide port and mentorship, and we pelling women into today's and minute changes of plan. Women for our families, and make the value the satisfaction and mean- tomorrow's leadership positions: are great at navigating these situ- world a better place — and to ing that come from aiding oth- • A talent for creating and nur- ations because we stay open to help others do the same. ers. HBCUN.C. CENTRAL NEWS NCCU was awarded more than $6 WWW.TRIANGLETRIBUNE.COM million and the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center received The Triangle more than $5 million to support an ongoing effort between the institutions to understand and address disparities in TRIBUNE cancer incidence and death for African- Americans in North Carolina. The SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2015 – PAGE 6A National Cancer Institute funding cov- ers a five-year time period and is the lat- est in a series of awards supporting a 14-year partnership between the two institutions. The funding will support molecular- and population-based cancer research, and the research education of Focus junior faculty and students. “North Carolina Central University is grateful to the National Cancer Institute Mono for continuing its support of critical work being undertaken by our researchers to address health disparity,” meals: said Undi N. Hoffler, Ph.D., NCCU’s interim vice chancellor in the universi- ty’s Division of Research and Economic Development. the hype M. Ricardo Richardson, Ph.D., a GlaxoSmithKline Endowed Professor of Biology and NCCU’s principal investiga- andBy Dr.help Ro tor on the project, said the funding will help to strengthen the research pipeline NNPA at NCCU so that scientists may research There's a new diet craze cancer-related health disparities for that's so crazy I have to sound African-Americans by increasing the off. It's called mono-meals number of NCCU students focused on because you eat just one – that's cancer research. right, one – food per meal. At UNC Lineberger, the number of Think pineapple for breakfast, faculty members working on minority mango for lunch, or maybe two health disparities will increase as well. avocados for dinner, or get this “This partnership has forged great – just bananas for collaborations between our faculties the entire week! and students by funding projects across The mono- the spectrum of cancer research,” said meals fad Shelton Earp, M.D., principal investiga- assumes that eat- tor for the partnership at UNC ing one food at a Lineberger and director of UNC Cancer time is easier to Care. “In the last funding cycle, the digest. Not so. teams made particular progress on how Your body does to deliver cancer prevention messages Scholarship fund not require extra Brock to the African-American community and energy to digest in understanding triple negative breast more than one food. In fact, cancer, a subtype of breast cancer that consuming a varied diet of has a high incidence among African- wholesome, nutritious food American women. In addition, numer- awards students that includes 50 percent color- ous researchers have been trained, arti- ful vegetables and fruits; 25 cles have been published in outstanding percent nuts, seeds, beans and journals, and faculty have been recruit- SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE Livingstone College and N.C. Campbell (Hillside), William eggs with fish, chicken, turkey; ed that have formed lasting partner- Kindle tabletsCentral. and 25 percent unprocessed, Boler (NCCU), ZaQuan ships between our two institutions.” DURHAM – Local high Pictured above are stu- Hunter (NCCU), Garysson whole, sprouted grains (think The grants were awarded through an school and college students dents and benefactors, first Lindsey (Jordan), Stilwyn received Kindle Fire HD 6s Ezekiel breads and cereals, NCI program that launched in 2001 to row: Alexia Crutchfield Perry Brown (L&APSF) and quinoa, spelt) provides the full from Technology for Tots (Riverside), Khenedi Daniels Pamela Perry (L&APSF); connect institutions serving health dis- through the Lawrence and complement of life-sustaining parity populations and minority stu- (Northern), Asheley Taylor Fourth row: Dr. Joyce Perry Artelia Perry Scholarship (Bennett), Katia Hughes (DT Edwards (L&APSF), Lee, nutrition your body needs to dents with NCI-funded cancer centers. Fund this fall. Middle College), Ziah Lettice Heater, Jemma Boler get you through the day. The grants awarded this year allow Technology for Tots is a Starkey (Jordan) and Miles (L&APSF), Patricia Walker The mono-meals diet also NCCU undergraduates to gain research private charity funded and Moses (Southern). (L&APSF), Artelia M. Perry claims to “detox, heal, and experience at both NCCU and at UNC. It operated by Dr. Randy Lee, Second row: Ti-Vianna (L&APSF) Dr. Tara Fikes clean” your body's internal will also support three research projects Esq. and Dr. Kaja Heater of Webster (NCCU Early (L&APSF) and Alexander S. Raleigh who seek to enhance organs. Nice try, but this claim and two pilot studies conducted by College), Abijah Gattis Perry, Esq. (L&APSF). reeks of trickery. If your body access to technology for K- (Durham School of the Arts) Not pictured: Sanigea NCCU faculty in collaboration with UNC 12 students. needs a detox, your healthy Lineberger members. and Sumre Freshwater Ainsley (Livingstone) and The L&APSF awards schol- (CMA). Martin Hernandez Morrieta liver jumps right on purging arships to meritorious stu- Third row: Nicholas (Hillside New Tech). foreign substances pronto. dents at Bennett College, That's nature's natural detox, created for your body to rid RECIPE OF itself of the byproducts of too much alcohol, sugar, excess fat THE WEEK and other substances often found in the foods we con- sume,= that are often highly processed. Battered is If your body ever needed an extra boost of detoxification from a highly processed diet, you are likely to find everything better you'd need readily available in the produce section of your local supermarket in the form of fruits and vegetables. Toss a couple of handfuls of spinach, kale, even collards, in a blender with a few chunks of pineapple, a thumb-sized piece of ginger, half of a peeled lemon; add water and ice, and call it a detoxed day. Eating a single-food diet could also be a setup for nutri- NORTH AMERICAN PRECIS SYNDICATE tional deficiencies, namely pro- tein, calcium, iron, zinc, vita- To make your fried chicken one for min D and vitamin B12. But the the history books, chef Kevin Houston process of eating in a way that offers some advice. includes combining protein "Start with quality chicken," said and complex carbs in the same JUSTIN WILLIAMS Houston, who is the "chief flavor officer" meal can be healthy and a boon and lead chef for Church's Chicken. "Buy Wendell Tabb is a big reason for Hillside High Theater Department’s stellar reputation and to your weight-loss goals. It sta- a whole bird, but separate it into parts success. bilizes your blood sugar and so everything cooks evenly." Wings and insulin levels, cuts cravings and breasts cook faster than legs and thighs. helps you to eat less. "Give each piece a double dunk in Mono-meals proponents batter and breading. You'll end up with maintain that eating one food at a lighter, flakier crust and, because bat- wonderful things the stu- black girl in society, and a time helps you to eat less. ter fully coats each piece, it locks in ABy beaconJustin Williams of light in dark times They say having one food in juiciness. Even white meat pieces will be THE DURHAM VOICE dents are doing here,” Tabb OneVoice traveling and per- said. forming shows to empower your mouth will make you fully tender and moist. If you like extra DURHAM – Wendell Tabb And while the trip is help- the black youth, "Gifted" may appreciate when you're full. crunch, put some cornstarch into your stands at the door of his the- ful, the department’s history also bring hope to the sur- What? batter recipe instead of flour." ater room, a group of chil- and reputation precedes rounding community. dren gathered around. “Due The fact is it takes 20 min- Most batter starts with flour and itself. Hillside’s Drama It’s no secret to many that utes for your stomach to send water as a base. Houston prefers a to the situation we are cur- Department has existed for Durham has a reputation of rently having, the school has the message to your brain that 50/50 mix of flour and cornstarch more than 45 years, begin- having a higher crime rate cancelled rehearsal today. ning with John Gattis, taking than surrounding communi- you are full, no matter what before adding salt, pepper and spices. We will resume rehearsal you're eating. Just slow down "You can triple dip before frying," he a decline in the 1960s and ties, something that was tomorrow as planned,” he '70s. It wouldn’t be until the highlighted in the documen- and viola! You actually eat less said. "Just be sure to give each layer of said. early to mid '80s that Tabb tary "Welcome to Durham." when you listen to your body. batter time to settle." Now it's time to The students all scurry off, took the reins of the program Hillside also fell victim to But you must feed your fry. "You don't need a deep fryer, just a calling for rides they weren’t and helped it flourish into the stigma. But the theatre aware they would need. Only body. The mono-meals diet has good cast-iron skillet and either peanut the entity it is now. program is a signature pro- been around for a long time; it's or canola oil." 10 or so minutes earlier, With the ability to take on gram that has an excellent Hillside was on lockdown not really new. It's called a Bring oil to 350 degrees or just challenging Broadway musi- reputation. after a security threat was cals, a traveling troupe in the “For as long as I’ve been in “food jag” – a typical food between medium and high on the stove. called in by the police, the phase we nutritionists see in Cook light and dark meat in batches, form of OneVoice and the Durham, Hillside’s Theatre second one this month. Yet, creation of the International Department has always toddlers during the stage submerging pieces halfway in oil...with- instead of the students being Theatre Program, the depart- seemed to beat out the bad known as the “terrible twos,” out crowding the pan. Wait five minutes excited to not have practice, ment has gained local rep the area gets,” said when they eat just one food – before turning, then dial heat down to they were upset. acclaim, and it doesn’t seem Mychal Keels, a N.C. Central “It’s over now, I don’t get say hot dogs – for weeks but medium-low to prevent overcooking set to slow down with the student and Hillside alum. “I eventually grow out of it. and dark crust. Cook five to seven more why we can’t stay and prac- year they will be having. remember moving here from tice,” one said. Bottom line? Your body minutes, then move to a drying rack “It’s been a great beginning Waxhaw. I’d heard a lot of And while most would be to this year, and I expect it to things about Durham, espe- needs a variety of nutrients in (never paper towels). Crust should be concerned, this moment the proper quantities for nor- golden brown, shiny and ready for only get better,” Tabb said. cially Hillside. would remind you of why the With a season ranging from “I remember hearing about mal bodily function. There is no greatness. Hillside Drama Department African-American classics to how bad the school was and single food that can do that on was so well-known, because Broadway hits, this season not wanting to go originally. its own, hence every nutrition- even in a dire situation, the has a little something for But I am so glad that I did. I’m ist's recommendation is to eat a program prevailed. everyone. One of the most a dancer and an actor now, Since their trip to Beijing, variety of foods. That's based VISIT US ONLINE interesting pieces being the and had it not been for the on science, not a fad on social China, to perform at Jiayu original play "Gifted." drama department, I’m not AT Public School, the school’s Designed to give the histo- sure I would have had the media. positive reputation has been ry of African-American tal- security to pursue it.” Rovenia Brock, Ph.D. is a WWW. on the rise. ent, the show will premiere The drama department will medical advisory board mem- “With the notoriety of our in February. be performing "Bubbling ber and contributor to the “Dr. TRIANGLETRIBUNE. program, and with us going Dance instructor Nicole Brown Sugar" in November, Oz Show,” where she helped a somewhere like Beijing gave Oxendine will be taking on "Gifted" in February and COM us more attention to what half-million Americans lose what it means to be a young "Grease" in the spring. more than 5 million pounds. WWW.TRIANGLETRIBUNE.COM CIAA The Triangle has TRIBUNE decision SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2015 – SECTION B to make on SportsTRIANGLE HBCU BASKETBALL COLLEGE CORNER BowieWith the end of the regular season this weekend, CIAA football has more questions than answers. Will Winston-Salem State win its fourth straight divi- sion title? The Rams could have answered that question last weekend at home- coming but got too caught up in the festivities and Shaw’s 0-8 record – they can deny VB season BONITTA it all they want – to seal the deal. BEST So now they’ll windsWOMEN down have to win it N.C. Central against a Fayetteville State NCCU The Eagles will end their home volleyball team that is tied for first season Nov. 8 against Bethune-Cookman. place despite losing to Liv- North Carolina Central will have to bond early to keep the wolves at bay. The regular season concludes Tuesday at ingstone in overtime. Winthrop. NCCU is a game ahead of S.C. As the late Yogi Berra used State for the fourth spot in the Southern to say, “It’s déjà vu, all over Division. Only the top four teams advance again.” to the tournament. The Broncos could have won the division last season St. Augustine’s with a win against the Rams Eagles looking to The Falcons had a successful volleyball in the regular season finale. roundup after going undefeated. SAU won But they lost at home. Now three matches in two days and sit in fourth they get another opportu- place in the CIAA South with three nity. matches remaining. As a refresher course for three-peat in MEAC Only the top four teams in each division some of you, the conference advance to the tournament. record counts first. If there is Can Hopkins make magic a second time at Shaw? Senior Olivia Porter recorded 19 kills a tie, then the division record By Bonitta Best undefeated conference sea- me to win one more game against Virginia Union in the third match. comes into play. So although [email protected] son – another first – but an than we won in previous WSSU has a better division upset in the tourney semifi- years. Then they wanted me The HBCU basketball sea- Shaw record than FSU (3-1 versus nals sent the team to the to win three games. Then son begins next weekend The Bears had their five-match volleyball 2-2), they are tied in the con- NIT instead of the Big the next year, they said just for area teams. Livingstone streak snapped by first-place Winston- ference at 4-2. Dance. For most programs, beat (N.C.) A&T. Then they men will be seeking their Salem State Monday. The Rams swept the Over in the CIAA North, especially an HBCU, it still said just win 10 games. And third consecutive CIAA title, Bears in three sets (25-23, 25-16, 25-14). Bowie State is in the driver’s would have been a success, now anything short of a while the Eagles will try to Shaw, which is in second place in the seat – for now – at 6-0 in the but Eagles fans have be- championship is consid- keep their MEAC unbeaten CIAA South, returns to the court Monday conference, followed by Vir- come just a little spoiled in ered failure. The expecta- streak going. against Fayetteville State at 7 p.m. ginia Union at 5-1. three years. tions continue to increase.” The Tribune previews the And speaking of…no team “The NCAA, that is every- All five Eagle starters were Triangle’s three teams. MEN has attracted as much con- one’s childhood dream named to all-MEAC teams, N.C. Central troversy as Bowie State. The right now because that’s however only one return in N.C. Central After making an impressive showing in Bulldogs, No. 2 in the Super just the way of the world. Dante Holmes. Redshirt What to do for an encore, the Arizona Rookie League, Eagles alum Region 1 poll, technically can To get on that grand scale senior Jay Copeland re- and an encore and an en- Eric Kimber (above) has been invited to the win the division with a vic- and experience both, obvi- ceived a medical hardship core? That’s the dilemma Kansas City Royals Fall Instructional tory over Elizabeth City State. ously the NCAA is the No. 1 after suffering a knee injury the Eagles are starting to League. Kimber appeared in 11 games But once the final poll is re- choice,” said coach LeVelle and will return for his sen- face each season as the pro- over the summer and struck out 14 bat- leased for the playoff seed- Moton who enters his sev- ior year. gram builds upon its suc- ters with just three walks. ing, that should all change. enth season with a 114-75 Also back are guards Jere- cess. And speaking of baseball, the Eagles will Then the NCAA will nullify record. “However, the NIT miah Ingram and Jamal Fer- Two seasons ago, it was a host two fall camps: Nov. 15 at 9 a.m. for the five wins that former can’t be frowned upon, es- guson, seniors Enoch Hood, MEAC championship and a ages 6-14; and Nov. 22 at 8 a.m. for stu- quarterback Matt Goggans pecially for a program such and Rashaun Madison, jun- trip to the NCAA Tourna- dent-athletes interested in the program. played in. as ours. ior Kevin Crawford II and ment – both firsts in school Both will be held at the Durham Athletic According to “When I took over the pro- history. Last season saw an Park. herosports.com, which ex- gram, people just wanted Please seeEAGLES/2B Kudos to men’s golf for finishing as the plains the scenario in excel- runner-up at the Savannah State Univer- lent detail, nullification won’t sity Fall Tiger Invitational. NCCU was 10 take away any of Bowie’s HBCU FOOTBALL shots behind the first-place Tigers. The fall wins, but deducts points from its winning percentage Please seeCOLLEGE CORNER/2B for each ineligible game. It’s déjà vu, all over again Livingstone women were No. 1 in the region right up to the CIAA tournament last season. But once the final poll was released, the Blue Marion Jones Bears were nowhere to be found after having 18 wins nullified for playing an ineli- gible player. shares Why does it take so long for the NCAA to make adjust- ments? Because the organi- redemptive zation doesn’t recognize forfeits during the season. It waits until the conclusion of the regular season to take storyBy Antonio Harvey any action. THE SACRAMENTO OBSERVER What has most people up OAK PARK, Ill. — When a federal prison door in arms is the conference al- to her cell slammed shut behind Marion Jones to lowing Bowie to be eligible start a six-month sentence in March 2008 for ob- for the championship game. struction of justice, the former track and field But according to WWBT-TV in star clearly realized the magnitude of her poor Richmond, Virginia, the decisions. league office will make an an- Her punishment for lying to investigators nouncement this weekend about her knowledge of a scheme to cash in on on the Bulldogs’ postseason millions of stolen or forged checks involving the eligibility. father of her first child and denying use of per- If BSU is ruled ineligible, formance-enhancing drugs was now a reality then the winner of the she learned to embrace. VUU/VSU game would win “It was an eye-opening experience for me,” the division and advance to Jones told The Observer during her visit to the championship. (Are you Sacramento High School last week. “But it was keeping up?) also a blessing because it forced me, literally, to I know people make mis- slow down to see what was important in my life. takes, I certainly make my It’s not the big house, fancy cars and not your share, but heads should roll Running backs Marquise Grizzle (top) and Roderick Davenport will go head-to-head one name in big lights. It’s really what you can do over the Goggans fiasco. It last time for bragging rights of Southeast Raleigh. for other people.” didn’t take a rocket scientist Jones shared her soul as a special guest for In- to add it all up and know he diviZible’s Speakers Series. had exhausted his eligibility. Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson led the dis- Here’s the thing about win- cussion, a conversation Jones was comfortable ning: you’d better have all with and was allowed to speak freely, which she your ducks in a row, because Southeast Raleigh showdown did while showing her signature smile. opponents will go into inves- Jones was the darling of track and field in the tigative mode quicker than late 1990s to the mid-2000s. She won five you can say “How many medals in the 2000 Sydney Olympics: three gold credits is that?” in Durham closes campaign and two bronze medals. But her use of perform- As long as you’re losing, ance-enhancing drugs and later jail time put a nobody cares who’s on your St. Augustine’s last chance for a victory dark cloud over those feats and other perform- roster. pearance at No. 25. By Bonitta Best ances. Bowie’s woes puts the Pan- [email protected] The Aggies and South Carolina State battle During her six months of incarceration, she thers in the driver’s seat, but in the MEAC Game of the Week this week- Bowie State is ranked No. 25 in this week’s spent 49 days in solitary confinement for fight- as my good friend and col- end in Orangeburg, South Carolina. The AFCA Division II Coaches’ Poll, it’s first rank- ing another inmate, an incident she highlights in league John Dell pointed out, Bulldogs have defeated N.C. A&T 14 of the ing in school history. The Bulldogs can her memoir, “On The Right Track.” She also a loss in the championship past 15 meetings. clinch a spot in the CIAA Football Champi- learned who were her actual friends during a game could derail VUU’s onship Game with a victory over Elizabeth time she called “dark days” and “tough years.” playoff hopes. Maybe the St. Augustine’s (0-9) vs. Shaw (1-8) City State this weekend. “I was able to see who really loved me and who Panthers would be better off Before last weekend, one of these teams Over in the MEAC, N.C. A&T has moved up are my true friends,” Jones said. “When you’re staying home and waiting for was assured of not going winless this sea- to No. 16 in the latest FCS Coaches Poll, making a lot of money, everybody is your the call. while Bethune-Cookman makes its first ap- Drama. Drama. Drama. Please seeSOUTHEAST/2B Please seeMARION/2B Sunday, November 8, 2015 2B SPORTS/The Triangle Tribune Eagles looking to three-peatContinued from page 1B games in at one pointMEAC in the Shaw redshirt sophomore guard first semester, the Falcons The Joel Hopkins Train Marius McAllister. had a roller-coaster second takes off Nov. 13 in the Fair- Coming in will be seven half, never winning more mont State Classic in West newcomers to incorporate than two games in a row. SAU Virginia. into the mix. did advance to the second Shaw, predicted to finish “I tell our team right now, round of the CIAA Tourna- dead last in the conference, you’ve been given a Porsche. ment before losing to returns three starters, includ- Your job is to keep it clean, Chowan. ing preseason all-conference bring it back with a full tank The Falcons return presea- Larry Richardson II and of gas and not crash it. That’s son all-conference Anthony Jamar Cooper. Richardson your job. They (new players) Gaskins and last season’s averaged 14.9 ppg for a Bears are coming in with privilege, rookie of the year, Quincy team that finished a disap- like Puffy Combs children. January. pointing 13-15 last season They haven’t worked for it or Gaskins is the team’s top and sent coach Cleo Hill Jr. to earned it,” Moton said. returning scorer and 3-point the showers. The Eagles open their sea- shooter with a 14.4 ppg. Jan- Hopkins’ roster looks like son Nov. 13 at Clemson. uary led the conference in the days of old with seven field-goal percentage with transfers, including his son, St. Augustine’s 10.9 ppg and a team-high 7.4 Hopkins Jr., and 6-foot-9 cen- Second-year coach MarQus rebounds per game. ter Joshua Cassidy of Wake Johnson admitted at the “We’ll go as far as they’ll Technical Community Col- take us,” said Johnson, lege. Marion Jones shares her CIAA Media Day that things didn’t always go as planned whose team was picked to “I want to show people in his first season. finish fourth in the CIAA that, hey, I know what I’m “I found out I’m not as South. “They’ve got to con- doing,” Hopkins said. “I personalContinued from page 1B redemptivefrom track due to a lifetime therestory for the six months, or good as I thought I was, but tinue to grow and continue to know talent and you got to friend. When you have to ban. For a brief time, she five months, I was able to re- I’m not as bad as I thought I get better. I’m excited about have good ballplayers be- send an email to 500 people played for the Tulsa Shock of connect with my faith. I real- was, either,” he said. the chemistry between cause that’s going to make who you think are friends, a the WNBA. ized that God had my back, The Falcons finished the them.” you win. I’m looking forward day before you fly to New Jones now spends her time and He had been with me all season 12-16, including 5-11 The Falcons open the sea- to the challenge.” York to plead guilty, and with her husband and three along. God knew my story in the division. son Nov. 13 at the Virginia then get 30 responses is kids in Austin, Texas. But way before I was born; He After winning six of seven State Classic. Jonathan Duren con- humbling.” leaving that prison cell, her knew I would make poor tributed to this article. Still faced with 400 hours home for about 180 days, choices, He knew where I of community service, the was a frightening experience. wound up at, and He knew at prison door eventually “There was uncertainty the end I would come out swung open for Jones. when I left. I was scared and smiling. There was fear when She was free to leave, but there was fear,” Jones ex- I left prison, but I felt that Southeast Raleigh showdown had to earn a living away plained. “But while I was things were going to be OK.” inContinued Durham from page 1B son, closes and last weekend’s campaignrecord of 1-15. NCCU hosts son. But since the Bears’ game against Johnson C. Delaware State this weekend upset win at Winston-Salem Smith was no different. SAU for Senior Day before going State in double overtime, the committed five turnovers – on the road at Howard and at four interceptions – in a 22-3 N.C. A&T. Spice up game day pressure now is on the Fal- cons to take the zero off the loss. Of course, coach Jerry win column. SAU is 1-12 in its past 13 Mack said he isn’t looking at Senior running back Mar- games, but that one win is records. quise Grizzle had his best over Shaw in last season’s “Delaware State is a danger- game in almost two seasons regular-season finale. SAU ous team on our schedule be- with 164 yards rushing to place-kicker Michael Lima cause it’s the next game,” he surpass Raymond Williams nailed three field goals, in- said. “I don’t want them to as the school’s all-time rush- cluding a 49-yarder, and sen- explode on us this week, so ing leader. Grizzle also ior safety John’ta Cooper we have to make sure it does- scored the game-winning TD intercepted the ball on the n’t happen.” against the Rams, a 25-yarder final play of the game in the After a tense-filled three up the middle in the second 16-9 win. quarters, the Eagles pulled OT. Safety Bruce Parker Jr. in- “We have to run the ball ef- away from Norfolk State 24- tercepted WSSU QB Rod Tins- fectively and have no 16 before a sellout home- ley in the end zone to turnovers against them,” coming crowd. NCCU’s solidify the win. Massey said. “This is for defense still is the only unit The victory ends 10 bragging rights and future re- in the FCS not to allow a straight losses for Shaw dat- cruiting. We have to make fourth-down conversion (0- ing back to last season. sure there is no letdown 4). Senior safety C.J. Moore is “We have matched up well from last week.” seven tackles away from No. against teams in our division The game at Durham 5 on the program’s career the past two years,” Shaw County Stadium is Shaw’s tackles list. coach Robert Massey said on homecoming. On offense, the Eagles’ The Batchelor Pad radio ground game is clicking on show Wednesday night. “To N.C. Central (5-3 overall, all cylinders, averaging a beat a team of their caliber, 4-1 MEAC) vs. Delaware league-best 235.6 yards rush- we needed that. I’m proud of State (0-8) ing per game. our guys for being resilient.” Two of the Eagles final The Hornets lost to B-CU Turnovers have been the three regular-season oppo- 49-21 and have been Falcons’ Achilles’ heel all sea- nents have a combined outscored 85-14 in the first quarter.

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FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 27 - NOVEMBER 2, 2015 2 0 1 5 B L A C K C O L L E G E F O O T B A L L (Standings and Weekly Honors)

CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE MID EASTERN SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE SOUTHWESTERN CIAA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEAC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SIAC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SWAC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE INDEPENDENTS DIV CONF ALL DIV ALL W L CONF ALL DIV CONF ALL NORTH DIVISION W L W L W L EAST DIVISION W L W L W L W L EAST DIVISION W L W L W L West Virginia State 4 3 Bowie State 3 0 5 0 7 1 Fort Valley State 2 0 4 0 4 3 Alcorn State 3 1 4 2 Langston 4 3 Virginia Union 2 1 4 1 6 2 NC A&T State 4 0 6 1 Virginia State 2 1 3 2 5 3 Bethune-Cookman 4 1 6 2 Albany State 2 0 4 0 4 3 Alabama A&M 2 2 2 4 Tennessee State 3 4 Chowan 1 2 3 2 5 3 SC State 3 1 4 3 Morehouse 2 1 2 3 4 4 Jackson State 2 3 2 5 Texas College 1 6 El i z a b e t h C i t y S t a t e 1 2 2 3 4 3 N. Carolina Central 3 1 4 3 Clark Atlanta 1 3 1 6 1 7 Miss. Valley St. 0 6 0 8 Lincoln (Mo.) 1 7 ™ Lincoln 0 3 1 4 3 5 Hampton 3 2 4 4 Benedict 0 3 0 6 0 8 # Alabama State 3 3 3 4 SOUTH DIVISION Edward Waters 0 6 Morgan State 3 2 3 4 WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION Winston-Salem State 3 0 4 1 4 4 Tuskegee 3 0 5 0 7 1 Concordia-Selma 0 7 Fayetteville State 2 1 4 1 4 4 Norfolk State 2 2 2 5 Grambling State 6 0 6 2 Cheyney 0 8 Delaware State 0 4 0 7 Miles 3 0 4 1 4 4 Livingstone 2 1 2 3 3 3 Central State 2 2 4 2 4 4 Prairie View A&M 4 1 4 2 Johnson C. Smith 2 1 2 3 3 5 Howard 0 5 0 7 Southern 4 1 4 3 Saint Augustine’s 0 3 0 5 0 8 # Savannah State 1 3 1 5 Stillman 1 2 2 3 3 4 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Texas Southern 2 4 3 4 OFFENSE Shaw 0 3 0 5 0 8 # Florida A&M 2 3 2 5 Kentucky State 1 2 2 3 2 6 Lane 0 4 1 5 2 6 Ronald Butler, Jr., QB, TENNESSEE STATE - 22 # Not eligible for title Ark. Pine Bluff 0 5 1 6 CIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK # Not eligible for title of 37 for 222 yards and two TDs with two picks in QB - Shawheem Dowdy, Jr., VUU - School-record 28 loss to Eastern Kentucky. MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK SIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Alcorn State Sports Photo completions (40 att.), 399 yds., 3 TDs in loss to Bowie State. OFFENSE SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK DEFENSE WR - Nyme Manns, Sr., BSU - 6 catches, 147 yards, 2 OFFENSE Matthew Vincent, Jr., QB, CLARK ATLANTA - Set OFFENSE Vantaious Williams, TENNESSEE STATE - Led TDs (4, 62) in win over VUU. Quentin Williams, R-Sr., QB, BETHUNE-COOKMAN - 20 of CHAMPS CHALLENGE: single-game highs with 25 completions (35 attemps, Devin Fosselman, Sr., WR, JACKSON STATE - Six re- Tigers with eight tackles, three solos in loss to EKU. OB - Kavon Bellamy, So., VSU - 22 carries, 240 yards, 29, 389 yards, four TDs (25, 34, 31, 89) vs. NSU. ceptions for 175 yards and 3 TDs (48, 10, 59) vs. UAPB. SPECIAL TEAMS STRETCH De f e n d i n g S WA C c h a m p i o n 3 TDs (5, 3, 6) in win over Lincoln. 1 pick) and 278 passing yards and one TD in loss DEFENSE NA DB - Carlo Thomas, JCSU - Three interceptions, 67 yards to Albany State. DEFENSE Alcorn State will look to QB Javon Hargrave, Sr., DT, SC STATE - 8 tackles, 6 solos, 4 Daniel Brown, Sr., LB, SOUTHERN - 6 tackles, 3 vs Shaw. Also had four tackles, 3 solos. TFL of 24 yards including 3 sacks for -22 yards, one forced DEFENSE RUN OL - Jac’Que Polite, Jr., WSSU - solos, 4 TFL all sacks for -39 yards and one QB hurry John Gibbs Jr. to get a win fumble and one QB hurry vs. DelState. Deonte Gary, Jr., LB, CENTRAL STATE - Had two DL - Darren Wilson, Sr., DT, ECSU - 13 tackles, 2 sacks SLFNVRQHUHWXUQHG\DUGVIRUD7'¿YHVRORWDFNOHV vs. Texas Southern. ROOKIE SPECIAL TEAMS Saturday at Southern. for loss of 15 yards vs. Chowan. one forced fumble, ARRIVES LB - Austin Jacques, JCSU - Had game-high 19 tackles, Darien Williams, Fr., DE, HAMPTON - 7 tackles, 5 for -22 Willie Quinn, Sr., KR, SOUTHERN - 96-yard KO return SPECIAL TEAMS & NEWCOMER 11 solos, four for -14 yards in losses vs. Shaw. yards, 1.5 sacks, forced fumble and QB hurry ivs. MSU. for TD vs. Texas Southern. Had 123 yards in returns. Amyr Smith, Fr., KR, MOREHOUSE - Returned kick- ROOKIE - Rod Tinsley, Fr., QB, WSSU - 13 of 22 for 243 SPECIAL TEAMS NEWCOMER off 100 yards for a TD. Had two returns for 122 yards. SIAC, CIAA HEADED FOR ROUSING FINISHES; \DUGV7'VQRLQWV¿YHFDUULHV\DUGV Tevin Richard, R-Sr., LB, SC STATE - Blocked 2 punts. 2 Jaren Morikawa, So., QB, JACKSON STATE - In SPECIAL - Will Johnson, PK, WSSU - Three FGs (27, 28 forced fumbles, ret. one 10 yards for TD, 5 tackles KLV¿UVWVWDUWRISDVVHV\DUGVWKUHH7'V FSU HEAD COACH KENNY PHILLIPS SUCCUMBS 25) incl. game-winner vs. Livingstone. Also had two PATs. OFFENSIVE LINEMAN COACH - Damon Wilson, BOWIE STATE - Guided without an interception vs. UAPB. Dariusz Blazek, B-CU - Five pancakes. %XOOGRJVWRZLQRYHU988WKHLU¿IWKZLQLQDURZ

SCORES OCTOBER 24 Central State 24, Stillman 7 Much left to resolve in conference races CIAA Miles 37, Lane 20 Bowie State 23, Virginia Union 19 Morehouse 42, Benedict 10 LUT WILLIAMS G A M E S T H I S W E E K Chowan 24, Elizabeth City State 20 Tuskegee 38, Kentucky State 28 BCSP Editor Fayetteville St. 40, St. Augustine’s 18 SWAC Conference races are far from over. In fact, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 Johnson C. Smith 17, Shaw 10 Grambling St. 49, Miss. Valley St. 14 they are getting more interesting by the week. Stillman vs. Miles in Tuscaloosa, AL 6p Virginia State 35, Lincoln 0 Jackson State 37, Ark.-Pine Bluff 3 +HUH VKRZWKH\ORRNKHDGLQJLQWRWKHÀQDO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 W-Salem State 23, Livingstone 21 Southern 40, Texas Southern 21 two weeks of the SIAC and CIAA regular seasons Ave Maria vs. Edward Waters in Ave Maria, FL 12n MEAC INDEPENDENTS DQGWKHÀQDOPRQWKRIMEAC and SWAC games. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Bethune-Cookman 59, Norfolk State 49 Arizona Christian 24, Texas Coll. 0 Cheyney vs. West Chester in Cheyney, PA 12n

N. C. A&T 65, Howard 14 E. Kentucky 45, Tennessee State 21 Va.-Lynchburg vs. Alderson-Broaddus in Lynchburg, VA 12n N. C. Central 20, Morgan State 17 Indianapolis 41, Lincoln 18 CIAA McKendree vs. Lincoln (MO) in Lebanon, IL 1p S. C. State 34, Delaware State 7 Langston 49, Bacone 7 The biggest question in the CIAA, other than RUNNING BATTLE: Southern's Lenard Tillery Prairie View A&M vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff in Waller, TX 1p William & Mary 40, Hampton 7 Shippensburg 70, Cheyney 7 ZLQQHUVDQGORVHUVRYHUWKHÀQDOWZRZHHNVRIWKH (l.) and Alcorn State's Darryan Ragsdale (r.) are Texas Southern vs. College of Faith in Houston, TX 1p SIAC West Va. State 24, Glenville St. 21 regular season, is the situation in the North Divi- the top two rushers in the SWAC as their teams Tuskegee vs. Central State in Tuskegee, AL 1p Bowie State vs. Lincoln (PA) in Bowie, MD 1p Albany State 26, Clark Atlanta 14 do battle in Baton Rouge Saturday evening. sion. Chowan vs. Virginia State in Murfreesboro, NC 1p Currently, no adjustment has been made on Howard vs. Savannah State in Washington, DC 1p the record of Bowie State after its starting quar- season-ending showdown (Nov. 7) at the Fountain Virginia Union vs. Elizabeth City State in Richmond, VA 1p WHUEDFN RYHU WKH ÀUVW ÀYH JDPHV UHFRUGVHWWHU City Classic in Columbus, Ga. to determine the di- Concordia-Selma vs. Clark Atlanta in Selma, AL 2p B C S P F O O T B A L L T O P T E N Matthew Goggans, was declared ineligible. The Lane vs. Kentucky State in Jackson, TN 2p vision winner. Lyon College vs. Langston in Batesville, AR 2p 1. NORTH CAROLINA A&T (6-1) - Won its homecoming game conference announced shortly after Goggans' in- Before that however, are games this week as OK Panhandle State. vs. Texas College in Goodwell, OK 2p 65-14 vs. Howard. Next: At Florida A&M. eligibility was announced, after an Oct. 3 win over Albany State plays at home Saturday vs. winless Tennessee State vs. Austin Peay in Nashville, TN 2p 2. GRAMBLING STATE (6-2) - Easily got past Miss. Valley Johnson C. Smith, that it was "working with the Benedict (0-8) and FVSU has its homecoming vs. Albany State vs. Benedict in Albany, GA 2p Delaware State vs. Bethune-Cookman in Dover, DE 2p State, 49-14. Next: Idle. LQVWLWXWLRQ %68 GXULQJLWVIDFWÀQGLQJLQYHVWLJD- Morehouse. Both games get under way at 2 p.m. tion" and would report once that was completed. UNC-Pembroke vs. W. Va. State in Pembroke, NC 2p 3. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (6-2) - Outscored Norfolk State, 59- In the West, Tuskegee and Miles are tied at Florida A&M vs. NC A&T in Tallahassee, FL 3p 49. Next: At Delaware State. &,$$RIÀFLDOVVDLG7XHVGD\WKDWWKHIDFWÀQGLQJ 3-0 also headed for a Nov. 7 showdown at Tuskeg- Miss Valley State vs. Jackson State in Itta Bena, MS 4p 4. ALCORN STATE (4-2) - Idle. Next: At No. 6 Southern. had not been completed yet. ee's homecoming for that division's title. Tuskegee Southern vs. Alcorn State in Baton Rouge, LA 4p 5. PRAIRIE VIEW (4-2) - Idle. Next: Hosting Arkansas-Pine 7KDWPHDQVQRRIÀFLDOZRUGKDVEHHQUHOHDVHGhas a home game Saturday (1 p.m.) vs. dangerous HOMECOMINGS Saint Augustine’s vs. J. C. Smith in Raleigh, NC 1p Bluff. as to whether BSU will have wins from its 4-1 start Central State and Miles is on the road Thursday (6 ZLWK*RJJDQVXQGHUFHQWHUQXOOLÀHGRUIRUIHLWHG Livingstone vs. Fayetteville St. in Salisbury, NC 1:30p 6. SOUTHERN (3-3) - Won at Texas Southern homecoming, 40- p.m.) at Stillman. SC State vs. Hampton in Orangeburg, SC 1:30p 21. Next: Hosting No. 4 Alcorn State. That decision is just part of the problem. Also to Fort Valley State vs. Morehouse in Fort Valley, GA 2p 7. TUSKEGEE (7-1) - Knocked off Kentucky State, 38-28. Next: be publicly made clear is how conference records MEAC NC Central vs. Norfolk State in Durham, NC 2p Hosting Central State. will be adjusted to determine division winners and In the MEAC, North Carolina A&T moved W-Salem State vs. Shaw in Winston-Salem, NC 2p CLASSICS 8. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (4-3) - No problem with Dela- participants in the Nov. 14 Championship Game in to 4-0 in the conference with its 65-14 homecom- Durham, N. C. BSU's current 5-0 conference mark 74th Magic City Classic - ESPNU delayed / ESPN3 ware State 34-7. Next: Has homecoming vs. Hampton. ing win over Howard Saturday. The Aggies, up to Alabama State vs. Alabama A&M in Bham, AL 2:30p 9. NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (4-3) - Knocked off Morgan DQGGLYLVLRQUHFRUGSXWVWKHPLQÀUVWSODFH 20th in both the STATS and Coaches FCS national State, 20-17. Next: Has Norfolk State in for homecoming. While waiting for that decision, this week polls, travels to Tallahassee, Florida to take on p.m.). 10. BOWIE STATE (7-1) - Beat Va. Union in N. Div. showdown, Bowie State hosts Lincoln, Virginia Union hosts Florida A&M Saturday (3 p.m.). The game between the high-scoring teams 23-19. Next: Hosting Lincoln Elizabeth City State and Virginia State is at Bethune-Cookman (4-1), South Carolina (SU 35.4 ppg., Alcorn 37.8) will feature the top OUT: Virginia Union (6-2) Chowan. All three games are 1 p.m. starts. State (3-1) and North Carolina Central (3-1) are two running backs in the SWAC in Southern's In the South, Winston-Salem State and Fay- just behind the Aggies. B-CU plays at winless Del- Lenard Tillery (104.6 ypg., 9 TDs) and Alcorn's etteville State are tied atop the division with 4-1 aware State (2 p.m.) Saturday while SC State (vs. Darryan Ragsdale (85.5 ypg., 6 TDs.). The battle conference marks. Livingstone and Johnson C. Hampton) and NCCU (vs. Norfolk State) have will also include two of the top QBs in Southern's Smith are two games back at 2-3. dangerous homecomings games at 1:30 and 2 p.m. Austin Howard and Alcorn's John Gibbs Jr. STAT CORNER This Saturday, WSSU has homecoming vs. respectively. Southern needs a win to remain a game be- WHO ARE THE BEST PERFOMERS IN BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS winless Shaw (2 p.m.), FSU is at Livingstone's Hampton is 3-2 in MEAC play while NSU is hind West Division leader Grambling State (6-2, homecoming (1:30 p.m.) and JCSU plays at win- 2-2. Morgan State (3-2) is off this week. 6-0 W) who is idle. less Saint Augustine's homecoming (1 p.m.). Elsewhere, Alabama A&M and Alabama TOP PERFORMANCES For football games of Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015 SWAC State meet in Birmingham's Legion Field in the SIAC East Division leader and defending league 74th Magic City Classic (2:30 p.m.). A&M (2-2) PASSING In the SIAC East, Fort Valley State and champion Alcorn State (4-2, 3-1 SWAC E) is needs a win to stay close to Alcorn State in the Shawheem Dowdy, VIRGINIA UNIOIN 28-40-1 399 yards 3 TDs Albany State are both leading the division with back in action Saturday after a week off playing East. Quentin Williams, BETHUNE-COOKMAN 20-29-2 386 yards 4 TDs Jerrin Morikawa, JACKSON STATE 25-40-0 333 yards 3 TDs 2-0 marks and appear headed for their traditional at Southern (4-3, 4-1 W) in Baton Rouge, La. (4 Derek Bryant, FAYETTEVILLE STATE 20-28-0 332 yards 4 TDs Greg Hankerson, NORFOLK STATE 19-36-1 286 yards 4 TDs Matthew Vincent, CLARK ATLANTA 25-35-1 278 yards 1 TD Daquan Neal, ELIZ. CITY STATE 18-37-2 256 yards 0 TDs BCSP Notes Caleb York, S. C. STATE 17-28-1 241 yards 2 TDs Seth Higgins, MORGAN STATE 17-26-1 226 yards 1 TD Johnathan Williams, GRAMBLING STATE 13-22-2 225 yards 2 TDs Former Fayetteville State head coach survived by his wife Beverly, daughters Kathryn and Kennedy, and grand- Ronald Butler, TENNESSEE STATE 23-37-2 222 yards 2 TDs son, Brayden Jones. Gil Rivera, DELAWARE STATE 23-41-1 219 yards 1 TD Kenny Phillips succumbs to cancer

Drew Powell, LIVINGSTONE 19-27-0 217 yards 2 TDs Former Fayetteville State head football coach Kenny Phillips, who Nyema Washinton, BOWIE STATE 10-24-4 206 yards 1 TD NCAA approves plans to assist Rod Tinsley, W-SALEM STATE 13-22-0 205 yards 2 TDs led the Broncos to three CIAA championships and led FSU from 2000-2012, passed Friday after limited resource and HBCU programs RUSHING a lengthy battle with cancer. The NCAA Committee on Academics has approved a plan to con- Kavon Bellamy, VIRGINIA STATE 22 carries 240 yards 3 TDs  3KLOOLSVÀQLVKHGDVWKHDOOWLPHZLQQLQJHVW tinue to assist limited-resource schools and Historically Black Colleges Lenard Tillery, SOUTHERN 25 carries 196 yards 2 TDs Tyree Lee, CHOWAN 31 carries 173 yards 1 TD coach in FSU history with a 75-63 record when he and Universities in improving the academic success of their student-ath- Jestin Kelly, GRAMBLING STATE 18 carries 159 yards 2 TDs was released following a 2-8 season in 2012. letes. Kendall Jefferson, BOWIE STATE 18 carries 148 yards 0 TDs "The entire Fayetteville State Univer- Traditionally, Academic Progress Rates (APR) of teams at limited- Roderick Davenport, ST. AUGUSTINE’S 25 carries 144 yards 1 TD sity family is saddened by the death of Coach Michael Jones, BETHUNE-COOKMAN 14 carries 136 yards 2 TDs resource schools and HBCUs have lagged behind the rates of teams at Tarik Cohen, N. C. A&T 17 carries 137 yards 3 TDs Kenny Phillips,” said FSU Chancellor James A. other Division I schools, though the rate for these schools has increased Jamarcus Nance, MILES 18 carries 129 yards 2 TDs Anderson. "He brought prominence back to the 16 points in the last four years. Teams from those schools also are penal- Reginald Harris, KENTUCKY STATE 15 carries 127 yards 1 TD PHILLIPS FSU football program, but most importantly, he ized more often for academic shortcomings. These schools often have a Kerrion Moore, W-SALEM STATE 16 carries 118 yards 0 TDs was a role model and mentor to the young men he Thomas Stokes, Jr., MISS. VALLEY ST. 30 carries 118 yards 1 TD clearly stated mission to provide access to educational opportunities to a Dorrell McClain, N. C. CENTRAL 20 carries 113 yards 2 TDs coached." Phillips was the defensive coordinator under broad group of students, including those who might not otherwise have Kenno Loyal, TUSKEGEE 9 carries 113 yards 2 TDs Connell Maynor at Hampton last year but resigned midway thru the sea- the opportunity to attend college. Tyree Massey, W-SALEM STATE 17 carries 106 yards 0 TDs son when his cancer was discovered. An advisory group comprised of representatives from limited-re- Gerard Johnson, NORFOLK STATE 17 carries 103 yards 0 TDs 0D\QRUZKRJRWKLVÀUVWFRDFKLQJMREXQGHU3KLOOLSVDVRIIHQVLYH David Whipple, MILES 16 carries 101 yards 0 TDs source schools and HBCUs studied the issue and recommended a three- Robert Johnson, JACKSON STATE 18 carries 100 yards 1 TD coordinator at FSU, talked about his mentor on the MEAC Teleconference SDUWSODQ7KHSODQLQFOXGHVDFRQWLQXDWLRQRIWKHH[LVWLQJÀOWHUVZLWKD Jarvis Small, ALBANY STATE 22 carries 100 yards 2 TDs Tuesday. VXEWOHVKLIWLQKRZVFKRROVXVHÀOWHUVWKDWUHOLHYHWKHPRI$FDGHPLF3HU- Ra’sheed Rushing, ELIZ. CITY ST. 17 carries 96 yards 1 TD "He's a winner, he's a man, he's a leader, he's a father, that's what I formance Program penalties. Also, the recommendations involve stronger RECEIVING leaned from Kenny," said Maynor. "I learned to put coaching in its per- requirements for schools writing and implementing Academic Progress Devin Fosselman, JACKSON STATE 6 rec. 175 yards 3 TDs VSHFWLYHSXW*RGÀUVWFRDFKLQJVHFRQGDQG\RXUIDPLO\WKLUG'R\RXU Rate improvement plans and a robust educational component. Nyme Manns, BOWIE STATE 6 rec. 147 yards 2 TDs job and then go home. Greg Burke, athletics director at Northwestern State University and a Isaac White, NORFOLK STATE 10 rec. 126 yards 3 TDs "I wouldn't be the head coach at Hampton now if not for Kenny Phil- member of the Committee on Academics, chaired the advisory group. Montario Hunter, ELIZ. CITY STATE 6 rec. 125 yards 0 TDs Chris Hubert, FAYETTEVILLE STATE 6 rec. 124 yards 1 TD lips." "We agreed that all Division I schools must be committed to the foun- Patrick Smith, TENNESSEE STATE 9 rec. 119 yards 2 TDs Phillips graduated from D.H. Conley High School and played football dational principle of the Academic Performance Program and the aca- Chester Rogers, GRAMBLING STATE 3 rec. 118 yards 0 TDs at East Carolina University. He graduated from ECU in 1985 and started demic success of students," Burke said. "At the same time, these schools Jordan Turkvant, ST. AUGUSTINE’S 4 rec. 114 yards 2 TDs his coaching career as a student assistant with the Pirates. He went on to Taquan West, S. C. STATE 9 rec. 113 yards 0 TDs serve a very important role and serve an under-represented population Michael Jones, BETHUNE-COOKMAN 3 rec. 112 yards 1 TD assistant's jobs at Catawba, North Carolina A&T, Ohio and NC State in many cases. We tried to balance both of those considerations with our Shaquille Mitchem, VIRGINIA UNION 7 rec. 110 yards 1 TD before joining the Broncos as head man in 2000. recommendations to the Committee on Academics." Olu Izegwire, VIRGINIA UNION 4 rec. 108 yards 1 TD )68ZDVFRPLQJRIIDÀQLVK+LVÀUVW)D\HWWHYLOOH6WDWHWHDP8QGHUWKHQHZUHFRPPHQGDWLRQVWKHÀOWHUVWKDWDOORZHGVFKRROVWR Lovie Banks-Rose, ELIZ. CITY ST. 8 rec. 107 yards 0 TDs ZHQWEXWWKH%URQFRVFRPSLOHGDUHFRUGRYHUWKHQH[WÀYH\HDUV Devon Mann, MOREHOUSE 2 rec. 106 yards 1 TD escape penalties based on various factors – including resource level, mis- Andre Coble, VIRGINIA UNION 4 rec. 103 yards 0 TDs ZKLOHZLQQLQJWKHÀUVWRIWKUHHCentral Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- sion and academic improvement – would be available only twice over a Frank Brown, BETHUNE-COOKMAN 4 rec. 102 yards 2 TDs tion championships under Phillips in 2002. The Broncos also won titles in ÀYH\HDUSHULRG7KHÀOWHUVKDGEHHQDYDLODEOHHYHU\\HDU7KHFRPPLWWHH Tavon Gatlin, FAYETTEVILLE STATE 5 rec. 99 yards 3 TDs 2003 and 2009 while advancing to the NCAA Division II playoffs on three ZLOOUHYLVLWWKLVLVVXHDWWKHFORVHRIWKHÀYH\HDUSHULRG Lynard Jamis, S. C. State 3 rec. 93 yards 1 TD occasions. Jesse Atkins, ALBANY STATE 3 rec. 92 yards 1 TD Also the committee approved a comprehensive educational program- Information on funeral arrangements are not yet known. Phillips is Bold: Leaders ming approach aimed at helping schools improve academic performance.

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AROUND THE WWW.TRIANGLETRIBUNE.COM TRIANGLE The Triangle TRIBUNE Time SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2015 – PAGE 5B forRALEIGH Tots BOOK FUNDRAISER Life & Arts Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County will host its annual Breakfast of South Champions Nov. 9, 7:30 a.m. at Raleigh Convention Center featuring Phil Ford. Visit www.wakebgc.org. African MUSEUM OF HISTORY • Nov. 10, 10:45 a.m. – pens Time for Tots: All about Corn. Register at NCMOH- programs.com. ‘autobio’Saved for a Purpose: A BOOK SIGNING Journey from Private James Joseph will read Virtues to Public Values from his memoir, Saved By James Joseph for a Purpose: A Journey In his new autobiography, for- from Private Virtues to mer U.S. ambassador James Public Values, Nov. 13, 7 p.m. at the Regulator Joseph recounts the moral and Bookshop, 720 Ninth St. ethical considerations of being a part of important human and civil JUSTICE HEALING rights movements of the 20th Capital Restorative century. Justice Project will host its In addition to being his life annual gathering Nov. 14, story, “Saved for a Purpose: A 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Journey from Private Virtues to Blacknall Presbyterian Church, 1902 Perry St. Public Values,” published by Register at www.capital- PHOTO COURTESY OF THA MATERIALS Duke University Press, is a reflec- restorativejustice.org. tion on the characteristics of Tha Materials perform at the Tooties Bar. transformational leadership. GIVEAWAY Joseph’s sense of purpose came A Coat Giveaway is Nov. to fullest 14, 11 a.m. at Sgt. expression with Courtney T. Johnson his work in Community Center, 1801 Proctor St. South Africa. He returned to the DURHAM Tha Materials climb country in 1996 PSI PHI as the U.S. Durham Beta Phi Chapter a m b a s s a d o r of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity during Nelson will host Achievement By Brittney Bizzell see are Tha Materials.” tion we did in Raleigh we Mandela’s pres- Week Convocation Nov. 8, the musicalThe six band membersscale met ended up winning first place idency. The THE DURHAM VOICE 4 p.m. at NCCU School of and a cash prize,” Justice said. Education, 700 Cecil St. Durham – Nod-worthy beats, in 2010 while marching in N.C. country was undergoing the “It’s all raw emotion, and the Open to the public. enticing melodies and soulful Central’s marching band, The transformation from the oppres- emotion and the flow of six lyrics are the ingredients used Sound Machine. Eaves is the sion of apartheid to the birth of a creative brains linking togeth- RALLY & MARCH to make Durham’s music female lyricist and Ryan Hayes new democracy. er to bring back great music Fight for $15 movement group Tha Materials. On a cool sings and writes. Cameron “What was really unique about will hold a mass rally and and lyrics with substance,” fall Friday night, band mem- Tripp is a lyricist and plays the South Africa was the way in which march Nov. 10, 5 p.m. at Eaves said explaining how the bers gather for a weekly jam trumpet. Durham native JC the country was tackling some of CCB Plaza, 201 Corcoran group comes up with original session to prepare for a spe- Justice III plays the drums. the most profound moral and eth- Street. lyrics and music. cial upcoming performance. Travis Jones plays bass and ical questions facing the world “Our plan is to be able to SECURITY On Oct. 10, Tha Materials keyboard, and Reuben then and now: questions about quit our day jobs and start Durham County will host performed in Atlanta during Ahukanna plays the keyboard truth, forgiveness, justice and making our dreams a day-to- a Cyber Security Seminar BET’s annual Hip-Hop Awards and is also a lyricist. community,” he writes. day reality,” Justice said. “By Nov. 10, 10 a.m. at 200 E. show. It was their first tele- In the past year, Tha After the end of his tenure as Main St., second floor. the end of the year, we plan on vised performance. Materials have showcased ambassador, Joseph felt called to being the voices of our gener- “The thought of having a live their musical talents all over “help prepare emerging leaders to JOB HELP ation. We want to elevate the band came from Cam, J and the Bull City. Eaves said some cope with the moral challenges of NCWorks Mobile Unit of their best performances people (community) to be returns to East Durham Will maybe two years ago. We an increasing complex world.” He great, and we want to create Nov. 11, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at went through a couple of were at Cuban Revolution, The was appointed an honorary pro- great music.” South Driver Street, next to group changes until finally at Pinhook and on NCCU’s cam- fessor at the University of Cape Tha Materials plan on releas- Angier Avenue Baptist the beginning of 2015 we all pus. Town and a professor of the prac- ing their first album “One Stop Church. pieced together,” band lyricist Outside of Durham, Tha tice at the Duke Sanford School of Shop” on Nov 6. Juteria Eaves said. “Realizing Materials have performed at Public Policy, where he estab- GALA Find them on Facebook for we all were hungry and pas- the Ugly Monkey in Raleigh, lished the United States-Southern Nasher Museum of Art more information at sionate about our dreams, we Pintxos Pour House in Winston Africa Center for Leadership and will host its 2015 Gala Nov. Salem, Noda in Charlotte and https://www.facebook.com 14, 8 p.m. Contact: Tracey got on the same wavelength Public Values. /Tha-Materials- Lannon at 681-8515. and, boom, this cohesive unit at S.W.E.T. in Greensboro. Mandela served as a model of 661710527262755/info/?tab of undeniable individuals you “Our first open mic competi- the kind of leader Joseph hoped AUTISM =page_info. to train, combining both the hard My Circle of Girls will power granted by the office or host a sensory-friendly roll position, and the soft power of a around Nov. 15, 5 p.m. at combination of emotional intelli- Jellybeans Skate Center, gence and a grounding in ethical 10701 Common Oaks Dr. principles. RSVP by Nov. 12 to: mycir- FILM REVIEW [email protected]. Born the son of a minister in Louisiana’s Cajun country, CHAPEL HILL Joseph’s family emphasized edu- LECTURE cation and service while dealing Christo Brand, Nelson Don Cheadle leads inspired cast with the dangers and humilia- Mandela’s former prison tions of the Jim Crow South. This guard, will speak Nov. 11, upbringing and his studies at Yale 7:30 p.m. at the Friday Divinity School provided the ethi- Center. Email: fridaycen- of characters in ‘Miles Ahead’ cal grounding for his work in the [email protected]. named Dave Brill (Ewan By Dwight Brown civil rights movement, philan- GEORGE CURRY MEDIA McGregor) who swears FESTIVAL he's a writer from Rolling thropy, higher education, and in Festival in the Park is There's an old Phil Spector song leadership and advisory roles for called "To Know Him is To Love Stone. Davis wants no Nov. 14, noon to 4 p.m. at part of him, but through four U.S. presidents. Southern Community Him." But if you were referring to “I had chosen the world as my Park. legendary trumpeter Miles Davis, happenstance, the scribe gets in. The two bond, parish, where everything I did, I you'd have to re-coin the title, "To saw as a form of ministry, seeking Know Him is to Love How and have a testy relation- ship, which includes the to infuse values into all sectors of Talented, Scattered and Crazy He society, promoting justice and Was." feisty musician pulling a gun on the journalist. compassion,” he writes. That's the theme of Joseph’s moral compass some- actor/writer/director Don Meanwhile, Davis is on the phone with the exec- times steered him into great risk. Cheadle's drama “Miles Ahead.” If As a faculty member of Stillman you're looking for a conventional utives at Columbia ‘MILES AHEAD’ closed out the New York Records asking about a College in 1963, Joseph started bio-film, you'll be disappointed. If Film Festival in a big way. the local civil rights movement as you want to get inside the head of $20,000 check. They won't release the money Those performances are leader of the Tuscaloosa Citizens the ingenious, erratic, enigmatic Action Committee. He led a high priest of jazz, fasten your until he sends them his latest ses- crowned by Cheadle's star turn as sion tape. He won't budge. Davis. The strange behavior, neu- march of students and local seat belt and enjoy the ride. This church members to city hall to was the closing night film for the Cheadle's job as the filmmaker, rotic artist bent ("Don't call my with this graphic glimpse of Miles, music jazz, it's social music"), protest segregation. Ku Klux Klan 2015 New York Film Festival. members with baseball bats and The screenplay by Cheadle and is to render the essence of the macho swagger ("You are my wife, man. As a director he does just your place is with me."), anger and state troopers with cattle prods Steven Baigelman (“Get on Up,” broke up the march. He was beat- the James Brown bio) doesn't pre- that. His scattered approach to the need to be respected. He was storytelling – with detours, tan- never an easy man, and Cheadle en and became a target of the tend to put the life of Miles Dewey KKK. Davis III in order. You won't learn gents and flashbacks – is the way reconnects audiences to his the mind of a drug addict or men- bravura and introduces them to Being the undersecretary of the where or when he was born Department of the Interior is not (Alton, Illinois, May 26, 1926), tally ill person works. Davis looks the drugged out and creative at the cover of an album and block malaise he experienced usually seen as a high-risk job, how he grew up, when he starting but when he held the position in playing the trumpet, how he thinks back to the woman he around 1975. Watching the loved. He steps into a room that scrawny Cheadle limp around, the Carter administration, Joseph became a professional, how many was among the survivors of a wives he had (three, including takes him back to another memo- displaying the hip degeneration ry when he made an entrance. that Davis' suffered, but still strut- plane crash in the Pacific Ocean. Cicely Tyson), how many He was flying to meet with Grammys he won (nine), when he Cheadle's strategy makes sense, ting like a lion, and brandishing a even when his filmmaking hits gun is disturbing but so noncha- Micronesians who wanted to relo- had a cameo on TV's Miami Vice, cate to their native home at Bikini why he had a fierce rivalry with some clunky moments. lantly Miles. Thanks to Cheadle, strong per- The opening credits start with Atoll, which had been a nuclear Wynton Marsalis, how and when testing site. he died (brain aneurysm at age 65 formances abound: lead roles, an interview with the edgy, put supporting roles and extras. upon Davis. It's as if Cheadle is He had to decide “between a Sept. 28, 1991), where he died right and a right,” respecting the (Santa Monica, California) or Everyone with a SAG card gets the summoning the man's ghost. The space to show his craft. McGregor final credits roll and there is democratic process of the com- where he was laid to rest munity, which voted to relocate, (Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx, is fine as Brill, a shyster along for Cheadle as Miles playing his trum- the wild ride. Emayatzy pet with a backup band that and the obligation to protect the New York). For this info, you'll health of the younger members have to read Miles: The Corinealdi, who was disarmingly includes Herbie Hancock and beautiful and sinuous in Middle of blues musician Gary Clark. Never, from the radiation still present on Autobiography, or wait for a more the island. traditional film. Nowhere, is still extremely photo- when Cheadle is playing his horn, genic and summons deep emo- do you think he is not in full com- Even though he could not swim, It's the 1970s. There's a knock Joseph came through the crash on the door of Davis' (Don tions that allow her to play mand of his instrument. His fin- Frances, the graceful dancer, gers are graceful, relaxed and with only minor injuries and the Cheadle) New York townhouse. conviction that he “had been It's a white, longhaired dude reluctant fiancée, dutiful wife and seems like he's producing a sweet wronged/outraged spouse. sound. saved for a purpose.” WWW.TRIANGLE TRIBUNE.COM Trust The Triangle me. TRIBUNE Trust me Religion SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2015 PAGE 6B not. It’s orship yourBy James Washington call THE DALLAS WEEKLY Womack earns multiple Wriefs Sometimes words alone cannot convey meaning and feelings the way we'd honors at awards fete WENDELL like them to. Take trust for BRILEY HILL BAPTIST example. The reference 6101 Riley Hill Road point for my meaning is Raleigh Eastern Area Chapter "Trust in the Lord with all of The Gospel Music your heart, and do not lean Workshop of America will on your own understand- host its third anniversary cel- ing. In all things acknowl- ebration Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. edge Him and He will Contact: Linda Richardson at make your paths straight." (919) 413-3922. (Proverbs 3:5-6.) Trust is such a complex thing. Have you ever been WAKE FOREST betrayed by someone in EVANS GROVE whom you had total trust? 12700 Creedmoor Road Have you been able to The church will celebrate its totally trust another per- 80th anniversary Nov. 8 at 1 son since? See how easy p.m. Public is invited. misplaced trust takes you to a terribly vulnerable place. It's uncomfortable. RALEIGH It's abnormal. It ain't fun. COMPASSIIONATE BAPTIST Yet, in this passage, we 2310 Compassionate Drive are instructed to put our A parent forum is Nov. 14 at trust in the Lord. The ques- 12:15 p.m. All parents are tion is, can you do it? Are invited. you able to put trust in your heart after you expe- rience devastating betray- DURHAM al? And we've all been CHRISTUS VICTOR betrayed in one way or 1615 E. Hwy 55 another; either by having A blessing ceremony for our beliefs proven false or health and school kits, and having our heart broken. quilts is Nov. 8 at 10:30 a.m. Everyone knows some- Amid a host of other ministry leaders from across the country and around the world, one who has been crippled ePastorsNetwork founder Vanda Wilson-Wormack (right) received her third award at the 2015 NEW CREATION UNITED by a lover or spouse gone Black Essence Worldwide Awards in Atlanta. This year’s event was held at the Georgia 201 S. Alston Avenue crazy, or watched some- International Convention Center, with a mission to celebrate and honor ministry leaders mak- Women’s Day is Nov. 8 at one stumble upon the ing an impact around the world. 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Mary truth about a situation that Since 2005, ePastorsNetwork serves more than 50 million pastors, ministry leaders and everybody but them knew Fulkerson of Duke Divinity Christians around the world through email, social media and television by advertising confer- School will speak. the real deal. In the real ences, revivals and other related events. For her continued diligence, with the ministry of world, that kind of stuff ePastorsNetwork, Wilson-Wormack also has been honored by various local and national DUKE CHAPEL hurts. In a real sense, once organizations. She has been featured in online and print magazines. destroyed, trust “don't Lauren Winner, assistant pro- For more information about ePastorsNetwork, call (919) 806-8066, ext. 2, or visit www.epas- fessor of Christian come here anymore.” torsnetwork.com. Now, wait a minute. Go Spirituality at Duke Divinity out and trust in the Lord School, will speak at Duke implicitly. You get my Chapel Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. meaning? Extreme caution usually follows crippling COMMUNITY BAPTIST betrayal. New relation- 4821 Barbee Road ships are founded largely Military Appreciation Day is on mistrust and “prove it Nov. 8 at 8 a.m. to me.” not blind faith and unconditional trust. Life EMMANUEL AME teaches us that only a fool 2018 Riddle Road would allow himself to be The Male Chorus will cele- misused again. brate its 36th choir anniver- Therein lies my question sary Nov. 8 at 2:30 p.m. about trust and what it means to you. Can you WEST DURHAM deal with this concept 1901 Athens Street everyday? How much of a Family and Friends Day and struggle are you having Veterans Day is Nov. 8 at 10 trying to trust people who a.m. Maj. (Ret.) Gregory have taught you not to Simpson is the guest speaker. give them the time of day? Do you treat all people this SHERATON IMPERIAL way or just the one(s) who General State Baptist betrayed you? Can you for- Convention is Nov. 9-11 at give? Can you ever forget? the Sheraton Imperial Hotel Do you really want to? And in Research Triangle Park. what does all of this have Visit the GSBC’s website for to do with God? more information. Well, how are you treat- ing Him in the trust area? ST. JOSEPH AME "Now it is required that AP PHOTO/JOSE LUIS MAGANA 2521 Fayetteville Street those who have been given Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop-elect Michael Curry gives a thumbs up as he arrives at the The church will celebrate its a trust must prove faith- Washington National Cathedral Nov. 1 in Washington, D.C. 146th anniversary Nov. 15 at ful." (1 Corinthians 4:2.) 10 a.m. Bishop (Ret.) John Now, exactly, who's prov- Hurst Adams will preach. ing what to whom? Are you requiring God to prove something to you CHAPEL HILL before you trust Him? Are United States Episcopal Church UNITED CHURCH you demanding from God OF CHAPEL HILL those same things you 1321 MLK Jr. Blvd. demand from someone, St. Paul AME Church of anyone, before you would installsBy Juliet Linderman its firstwith shrinking black membership andleaderwith some conservative church- Chapel Hill will hold a Gospel even consider giving him ASSOCIATED PRESS ongoing tensions with fellow es, have been struggling with or her your love? Anglicans around the world over dwindling membership. Curry Extravaganza in honor of its You see it is so easy to Presiding Bishop Michael the Episcopal support for gay has said he hopes to raise visibil- 151st church anniversary. succumb to a lifestyle Curry, installed Sunday as the marriage. Curry will represent ity of the church in "positive and Contact: the Rev. Thomas O. which requires proof first black leader of the U.S. the U.S. church in January at a genuine ways" and focus on Nixon at (919) 967-3961. before love is given. It's so Episcopal Church, urged meeting of national Anglican recruiting newcomers to the easy to demand the impos- Episcopalians to evangelize by leaders addressing the splits in order. FRIENDSHIP FELLOWSHIP sible from people who are crossing divides of race, educa- their fellowship. Curry also takes over at a time 801 Gilbert Street incapable of giving it to tion and wealth. As the ceremony began of increased focus on racial Women’s Day Celebration is you. But how can you base Curry used the example of his Sunday, Curry rapped on the issues in America and the Nov. 22 at 3 p.m. Many your relationship with God own mother being given cathedral door with a wooden Episcopal Church. In 2008 Schori speakers will share the word on worldly principles Communion at a white Episcopal staff – a custom that symbolizes held a national service of repen- of God. grounded in betrayal and parish before desegregation, and the ushering of a new leader into tance to apologize for the disappointment? Are you how that act persuaded his its halls, both physical and church's complicity with slavery, BAHAMA requiring God to prove His father to join the denomination, metaphorical. segregation and racism. Curry MT. CALVARY MB love to you before you and eventually become a priest. Jefferts Schori passed her staff has said that he will continue to 8021 Stagville Road give Him yours? The key "God has not given up on the to Curry, transferring the grapple with the church's past. The church will celebrate its to this trust thing lies deep world, and God is not finished responsibility of leadership. Curry told those in the cathe- 122nd homecoming Nov. 8 at within each and every one with the Episcopal Church yet," Those assembled in the cathe- dral that, "evangelism is sharing 11 a.m. of us. We first have to con- Curry said during a joyous cere- dral erupted in cheers. the faith that's in you, and listen- front those demons that mony in the Washington "It is an understatement to say ing and learning from the faith KCI MINISTRIES have plagued us for years. National Cathedral. we live in a deeply complex and that's in someone else," he said. 10855 Quail Roost Road And, yes, that means all Curry, 62, succeeds Katharine difficult time in the life of the "It's about listening and shar- Praise and Deliverance KCI the pain that goes with Jefferts Schori, who was the first world," Curry said. "This is a time ing; it's a relationship where God Ministries will host “I AM them. Then, and only then, woman in the job and is ending when again it is an understate- can get in the mix.” Changing the Nations her nine-year term. He served can we begin to even ment to say there are challenges He described how his father Conference” Nov. 21-22 at 10 about 15 years as leader of the accept the concept of trust before the church and communi- reacted when he and his mother a.m. Contact: Bonnie Harley Diocese of North Carolina before and loyalty – total and ties of faith. This is a time of dif- had been allowed to drink from at (704) 214-7246. without equivocation. he was overwhelmingly elected ficulty and hardship for many. A the same chalice being passed Because then trust means last summer to the top church time of goodness and joy for oth- among white parishioners. post. knowing. ers. And a time when we must "He was dumbfounded," Curry Send your church news to: Trust means truth. Trust He grew up in Buffalo, New even find ways to save the moth- said. "Years later he would say he York, and earned degrees from The Triangle Tribune, 115 means, no matter what, I er earth, who is the mother of us joined the Episcopal Church Market Street, Suite 360G, know that regardless of Hobart College in Geneva, New all." because he really hadn't imag- York, and Yale Divinity School. Durham, NC 27701; e-mail conditions and circum- Curry's historic installation ined that could happen in [email protected]; or The New York-based denomi- comes at a time when fewer America, He said, any church stances, I am God's child, fax 688-2740. Deadline: nation was the church of many Americans than ever are affiliat- where blacks and whites drink made in His image and the Tuesday by noon. recipient of His love. It's a Founding Fathers and now has ing with a religious group, and out of the same cup knows always a got-your-back about 1.9 million members. the Episcopal Church and other something about the Gospel I thing. Episcopalians now are struggling liberal Protestant groups, along want to be a part of."