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Volume I • Number XI Atlanta, Georgia February 14, 1994 CAU Forensics NEWS BRAWLEY WALK OUT BRIEFS Team Takes Top Male Residents Protest Honors In Compiled by: Tarsha Burton Dorm Director’s Rules Tournament TENNESEE Thick layers By Kimathi Lewis consider timing as the of ice have knocked down By Lisa C. Flanagan Assistant News Editor Personals Editor top priority during her power lines in Tennessee evaluation. “I looked and the Southwestern parts mainly for content, Frustrated by dorm poli­ The Clark Atlanta of the state. Over one- opening, body and con- cies, maintenance problems University Forensics clusion. How the quater-million Tennesseans and resident relations, a team took top honors in speakers relate to the are expected to be without group of Brawley Hall resi­ the 1994 Forensics audience and their power until as late as dents staged a walk out Tournament sponsored enthusiasm for the sub­ shortly after midnight on by Morehouse College. Thursday. Crews will ject.” Thursday, January 27. Eleven schools com­ First place winner, work around the clock to “Walking out after curfew peted in the three day Molly Lovell, of the rectify the damage. seemed to be the only way tournament which University of Florida to get our concerns heard,” included 11 individual applied one minute and events and six prelimi­ NEW HAMPSHIRE- said a Brawley resident. 36 seconds for prepara­ “We have pertinent prob­ nary rounds of debate. Two young girls gave tion and Six minutes lems that need to be The event was orga­ and 57 seconds for police a dramatic account addressed.” nized by Nina J.O. speaking. of the shooting of a man in The residents walked out Moore from the After the first day of Walpole, N.H. admitted to of their dormitory shortly University of the tournament, many making the whole thing up. after a meeting with Apalachia. of the competitors said Washroom In Brawley Hall CAU freshman, and They reportedly listened to Brawley Hall dorm director, they were optimistic Lugene Twiggs, who made first-time competitor, accounts given by adults about their chances. a decision to discontinue the Briggs went to Brawley William Bynum, Jr, Jennifer Russell, Pinder said, “I think who witnessed the murder use of all washer and dryer to discuss the situation. associate dean of student placed fourth in the my partner and I have a and recounted it. The machines after someone put “The students were services and Dr. Doris Poetry Interpretation very good chance of young females in question, human feces into an operat­ able to vent their con­ Weathers, dean of stu­ category for her perfor­ winning, but of course ages 9 and 10, told police ing dryer. cerns about their present dent affairs. mance of The it’s up to the judges.” Crucifiction and The that as they looked out the “We realized that we had living conditions,” said Dean Bynum, who is Judge, Amaryllis to suffer some punishment Coleman. The Student Creation by James window they saw a man currently supervising the Hawk, director of the for the incident, but to stop Government Association Weldon Johnson. forensic team and head holding a gun standing department of residence the use of our washers and was able to give the Senior Monica Ellis, of the Department of life, said that after over a body that appeared dryers was a harsh punish­ young men of Brawley placed second in the Theater Arts and reviewing the students' to have blood on it. ment, “ said one resident directions on how to division of Dramatic Speech at CAU, said who did not want to be handle the situation in a complaints with Twiggs, Interpretation and she based her decision mature and professional fourth in Duo CALIFORNIA- A Los identified. noted that some of the on delivery style, After the walk out, Public manner.” Interpretation for her Angeles cab driver was the students' concerns would preparation and under­ Safety and Studert Government On January 31 the performance of, A Long standing of the piece. unwitting get away driver be met President, Jamal Coleman Brawley residents pre­ Time Since Yesterday A member of the for a bank robbery. The and Vice President, Calvin sented their concerns to CONTINUED P. 2 by Peter J. Wilson. audience, CAU driver, Ira Goldberg, sup­ Ellis’ partner, Freshman Jamila posedly picked up a pas­ Cherrylee Pinder, won Smith, said she thought fourth place in The Real Queen of senger at a L.A. motel and employees were shot to GEORGIA- Joseph his care. Mr. Weeks Informative speech cat­ Hearts Ain’t Even drove him to the bank, and Weeks, a 36-year-old reportedly turned himself death, through the head. egory and second place Pretty was the best in later dropped him off at a into Symrna. The body of two employ­ Symrna resident, is being in Impromptu speaking. the Dramatic different motel. The robber Pinder’s five minute ees, Mabel Scruggs-57, held on $21,000 bail for Interpretation category. gave the cab driver a felony charges of cruelty to NORWAY- Tanya and 16 second perfor­ “Her actions were and Mary Bratcher-46, mance, including 24 $43.00 tip for his trouble. children. Weeks is the Harding will skate! After motivated, although were found in a restroom, seconds for prepara­ father of seven children, making a deal with the sometimes I got the while the body of the third tion, distinquished her characters mixed up.” MISSOURI- During a who were placed in foster USOC, Harding will be as the only competitor employee, Fred Jones-58, She said. recent robbery in homes because they were allowed to join her to remain within the Kimoji Brown of was found in the stores Columbus, Mo. at a con- living conditions of Olympic Teammates in seven- minute time CAU rated the first two walk-in-cooler. limit. vienance store three “extreme filth,” while in Lillehammer, Norway. competitors as the best. Tina Flemming, a “They definitely give judge in the impromptu CAU some competi­ finals, said she did not tion.” 2 The Clark Atlanta University Panther November 22, 1993

only check rooms if there is a dorm are being stereotyped tions majoi. probable cause to do so,” said because of past residents. He added that "Because of p; This Week Bynum. We will try to make sure Brawley “Brawley Hall is unique experiences, we are being treat t h e like ' In History resi­ Continued dents "Because of past experiences, we are being treated are are prise February 24, 1803, the like we are in prison. We are mature young men who given Supreme Court, in the Marbury From P. 1 We r their can handle the responsibility of dormitory life." V. Madison case, overturned a matu and that some situations will be own -Anthony Jackson U.S. law for the first time. youi handled differently. space Brawley Resident “The students asked that the and m e February 22, 1819, Spain curfew check be done promptly freedom as much as possible.” ceded Florida to the U.S. because it is the only male dorm who can handle the responsibil between 12 a.m. and 12:20 a.m. Anthony Jackson, a resident of of dormitory life.” and we will enforce this. In Brawley Hall said that he on the campus of Clark Atlanta February 23, 1836, the siege terms of room checks, we will believes the young men in his University,” said the public rela­ of the Alamo began.

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“Men of Brawley,” is a popular slogan among the residents of the freshman male dorm on main Waco: As the standoff persists, 3 pesky government agents campus. With recent turn of events they are playing a practical joke accidentally set the main complex proving their slogan true, or are they? on fire. By: Jamal Caliste On January 27, the residents stormed out of the - ---- • dorm after curfew to take a stand on an issue. They maturely stood together to protest bad treat­ ment from the dorm director, Lugene Twiggs, who according to one resident treats them like Year in Review kids. Their nonviolent protest, by walking out of the dorm, expressed the resentment they feel There Were Many People And Events That towards being treated unfairly.* Their stand also signifies that they will no longer accept this Caught The Eye And Tongues Of The World behaviour and will take actions against it. However, to be fair to Twiggs, packing human By Ed Blakemore became law. It is Michael Jackson ly charged with breaking feces in the dryer in the residence hall is not only Editorial Editor intriguing to speakwith various assisted suicide immature, but also disgusting. The persons those who believe it will Michael Jackson was laws. Being a proponent involved lacked the maturity to respect the other make much of a differ­ extensively vilified by of euthanasia, I have dif­ men in residence by their unsanitary demonstra­ Now that a new year is ence in the handgun the media. Despite an ficulty seeing what prob­ tion. Obviously this is not one of the positive upon us, it is important immense lack of evi­ lem others have with activities Twiggs discussed with a news reporter to reflect upon some of abuse dilemma plaguing dence, he has already Kevorkian. He has yet last semester, or one in which he wanted broad­ the positive and negative America. Guns get into been all but convicted of to kill anyone. He mere­ casted. aspects of events which the hands of individuals The residents of Brawley Hall and the dorm his alleged crimes. ly allows those who are occurred in 1993. who want them regard­ director need to take an honest look at themselves less of federal regula­ Many people, while only suffering from debilitat­ and their living conditions so they can live tions. I guess the com­ knowing one side of the ing illnesses the option together. They need to analyze their individual Reginald Denny Trial of suicide as a redress to behaviours and try to establish an understanding mon sense solution of story, have already making sure people do passed judgement on this their pain and suffering. of each other. Maybe they should do more of First, the Reginald those public relations activities together that not see guns as a solu­ man. Similar to what Denny trial, in combina­ Twiggs suggested last semester (selling hot dogs tion to conflict might be has already occurred Robert Townsend tion with the verdict ren­ and cokes during registration was an excellent too sensible for govern­ with Malcolm X, black bonding idea). Going over resident rules together dered in the first Rodney ment to ever implement. people, once again, have Lastly, Robert Townsend might pass a boring evening after everyone takes King trial, may have no problem abandoning has shown us that his a dump, in a toilet. Negotiating on resident rules proven justice no longer their role models once comedic genius has gone and the consequences of breaking them, is a won­ exists for those of lower Waco Incident derful way for the residents to feel involved in those in power do not south. His variety show socioeconomic strata in the important decisions in their campus home. like them anymore. was significant only American society. The government decid­ Nevertheless whatever is decided should benefit because it lasted slightly Damian Williams and ed that the of murder 85 all people in residence. John Demjanjuk Tria/ longer Chevy Chase’s Henry Watson, contrary people in Waco, Texas program and afforded to popular belief, were was okay. I wish some­ John Demjanjuk was everyone a chance to see just as guilty as the one could tell me what Staff finally exonerated of the Biz. Markie in a wig. I crooked cops of Los these people did wrong Sews: 880-8077 Nazi death camp opera­ probably expected too Angeles. I have to give except collect weapons tor charges against him. much from the creator of Jews Assistant: Lisa Flanagan We encourage letters to the editor. Watson credit for being and practice religion. catures Editor: Chandra Thomas Letters should be 200 words or less, eatures Assistants: Stacy Adams, The bottom line is that Despite a great lack of arguably the funniest clearly written or typed and double­ somewhat humorous arsha Burton evidence against him, film ever made, Entertainment Photographen Rondre spaced. All letters must include the while pleading for the government got tired iummerville author's full name and signature in of Koresh’s beliefs of Demjanjuk was convict­ Hollywood Shuffle. order to appear in The Panther. The understanding on the *ersonak Editor: Kimathi Lewis ed and sentenced to Meteor Man was almost holography Editor: Rondre deadline for all letters is Monday of Donahue show. More his own superiority. He iummaville each week by 5 p.m. Letters will thumbed his nose at the death largely due to the as bad as his television Graphics Editon Jamal Caliste run according to date received and importantly, the hero kdvisen Sabbaye McGriff amount of space available. The great power of Jewish show. The only items and victim were one in establishment. History Panther reserves the right to edit for individuals as an ethnic worthy of note were that business length, grammar, and libelous mater­ the same in this story. shows us that when one business Manager: K.A. White ial. All submissions once received, upsets the power struc­ group. I guess black it displayed a black become the property of The Denny demonstrated people may never realize superhero, for probably Panther. No letters will be returned. love for his attackers. ture, their elimination as Advertising Address all letters to: the influence we could the first time in cine­ Most of us, myself a perceived threat is not Advertising Manager: Franchella far behind. I hope some­ have if we ever unified matic history, and gave Hater included, could learn National Advertising Rep.: one besides myself our stance on an issue. acting jobs to all the tedelia Shaw from his message of for­ ,ocal Advertising Rep.: Alex The Panther found the whole fiery black people who Valdron giveness. 240 James P. Brawley ending to the Waco inci­ Jack Kevorkian couldn’t get roles in Jpinions expressed in The Panther Drive, Box 329 dent extremely conve­ Posse, Malcolm X. or re the opinions of the writers and Atlanta, GA 30314 The Brady Bill o not reflect the ideas or opinions nient. Doctor Jack Kevorkian Roots. •f The Panther staff. All rights continues to be constant­ eserved. Reprints by permission of The Brady Bill finally tie editor and adviser. 4 The Clark Atlanta University Panther February 14, 1994 What ever happened to the holiday spirit? the United States. Everyone seems finds some compassion for others These people’s problems are year By Ed Blakemore to suddenly get a heart once the hol­ less fortunate. December seems to round. Unfortunately, few realize or Editorial Editor idays arise. If this spirit and desire be the month where love for one’s care that homelessness, poverty and to help others was ever sustained for fellow man is acceptable and even, hunger occur every day and not As I take the time to reflect upon an entire year, many individuals popular. solely in December. this past holiday season I cannot lives could be altered for the better. How many times have any of you Somehow people must get the help but sit with my mouth agape But, that would probably make too seen a politician, sports figure, news message across that helping others due to the inundation of kindness in much sense. The more sense things anchor, or just an ordinary person should not just be a matter of conve­ the United States. If 1 had just make, the less likely they are to be take time out of their day to help nience for the giver. Doing whatev­ arrived in America during the time in accordance with the aims of our anyone unless it was required? er one can for those less fortunate is between Thanksgiving and the New society. Society has made the holidays the of paramount importance if we ever Year, I might mistakenly believe It is rather interesting when only time when giving of oneself is hope to arrest the rising rate of dis­ that the citizens of this country truly eleven months of the year, most of the essence. enfranchised individuals in this cared about one another. people, ignore charities, community The only problem is that those country. I guess that would take I hope most of you realize that, service, or problems like homeless­ persons being helped need this some incentive from an American for the most part, generosity has ness. But as soon as the Macy’s assistance every day of the year. public and we all know that only nothing to do with the conduct of Thanksgiving Day Parade and It’s a People don’t uplift themselves from appears when there is something for Wonderful Life are shown eveiyone poverty with help for a mere month. someone to gain. Letter to the Editor What Does The CAU Logo Represent- Progression Or Digression? Dear Editor, I joined Clark Atlanta University (CAU) after the consolidation in 1988 and I feel that I am a Clark Atlantan. I have a concern about the different logos for CAU that are displayed on the campus and the university’s stationery/business cards. My concern is, which U of the CAU logo represents this university? One of the U’s is a forward U. Forward- At, near, belonging to or located in the front; going, or moving toward a position. Going, tending, or moving toward a position in the front. Presumptuous, bold. Progressive, especially technologically, politically, or economi­ RIOTS. TMß. cally. Mentally, physically, or socially advanced; precocious. POLLUTION. ffifcHTS WUM MUDSLIDES, fcNEUPTHE The other U is a backward U. QOODUFE?!’./ Backward- In the direction opposite of forward, rear end first. In reverse order or direction. To a worse condition. Into the past. Behind others, as in economic or social progress. Unprogressive, reactionary. Directed or moving toward the rear. Sincerely, Elizabeth D. Thurman Administrative Secretary Department of Mathematical Sciences Taking the history out, and putting the black in

We have now attained enough dignity By T.C.G. called commercialism or “the American What it has is economic wealth. We have Staff Writer way.” waited for others to tell us it is important, that we can reject 28 days, the shortest In full recognition of our dollars, adver­ and continue to pour money into their month of the year, knowing that it will not tisements suddenly appear in black maga­ pockets for it. hurt or lessen our dignity, but might cause In 1926, Carter Woodson founded zines and newspapers featuring black mod­ What if we refused to acknowledge a few people to go bankrupt. Black History Week to recognize the els, who only can land a job for 28 days February as the time we rejoice over our That is the power we control. achievements of Black Americans. out of 365 day year. history and past. What would happen to Collectively, it can bring down walls big­ In 1994, some 68 years later, this week­ We are bombarded with posters, flyers, us- would we be sent to jail? ger and greater than Berlin; separately, it long celebration has turned into a month­ books, and celebrity gatherings which are Would insecure men dressed in bed forms roadblocks and pot holes bigger and long fiasco. all shoved down our throats until we gag sheets surround your yard burning their greater than the judicial system in This is not to knock the concept of pay­ on March 1. emblem of Christian love while calling you America. ing homage to our ancestors who paved the And the children, the poor children. a hate monger of your own people. Is there a need for black history month in way for us. How they must endlessly rehearse con­ Or, would you be whipped and chained 1994? Yes, there is a strong need for it. This is to critique the execution of the stantly to screech and giggle through “Lift to a log to starve until you learned to mind Instead of calling it Black History idea and how it is being received in our Every Voice and Sing” songs, forget lines your place, of course not. Month, make it shorter- call it Black lives today. in Harriet Tubman plays, and yawn Yet, our ancestors went through these tri­ History Day and celebrate it everydayand The whole thought behind Black History through “I Have a Dream” speeches. als to retain not just civil rights, but human learn something new about our culture, our Month has steered left of its original mean­ dignity. ------ancestry, and our past. ing arilkiaeshfed'drito that big melting pot Black History Month has no significance. v, ri'i.Gf.-w.jis.fiJ' WivkuZas February 14, 1994 The Clark Atlanta University Panther 5 C lark Atlantan l_ iT ostyl

LIFE IN THE WINNER'S LANE CAU Student Wins Picture Perfect With Personal Style In Revlon/YSB Contest Franchella Slater Beat Out 1,000 contestants with a picture and 50 words

By Chandra R. Thomas Features Editor In the essay, Slater compared her versatile hairstyle to her daily life, “It’s about being con­ Her looks didn’t earn her fident, ladylike, and ambitious,” recognition- but her style did. she said.

Clark Atlanta University junior Slater contends it is all an Franchella Slater won the first expression of her motto “If you runner-up position in the Revlon believe in yourself, your time Franchella Slater, won the first-runner-up position in the Revlon Fabulaxer/YSB “Stylesearch” will come.” Fabulaxer/YSB "Stylesearch" contest. contest. Slater, a public rela­ tions major, beat out 1000 con­ She views winning the contest A Revlon/YSB Photo Shoot proves to be quite testants ages 16-24 in the nation­ as an opportunity to act as role al cover model contest. eventful as Slater, shown here in New York at a luncheon, model for others. Slater said she where she met professional models and entertainers. hopes the contest will encourage Slater and Grand Prize Winner other young women and girls to April Dawson, a graduate student maintain a viable image. at Delaware State University, will appear on the cover of the “Revlon and YSB need to be April edition of YSB magazine. commended for continuing the education of young women. They As runner-up, Slater was deserve lots of recognition for awarded $500 and a trip to New promoting positive images of York worth $8,000. Dawson also African Americans. I hope oth­ won a $10,000 scholarship. ers will see this as an opportuni­ Slater will appear on BET’s ty to be acknowledged for their (Black Entertainment Television) positive endeavors,” she said. Teen Summit and Screen Scene. Slater is the advertising manag­ To compete, Slater submitted er for The Panther and a copy Picture perfect Slater poses (left) with the Grand Prize photographs and wrote an essay editor for the campus yearbook. Winner, April Dawson, a graduate student at Delaware about her own personal style. State University and (right) the Grammy Awarding group group Boyz II Men. Pinder Goes Down In CAU History

By S.N. Brown Atlanta University student the course of a year’s com­ Champion. Staff Writer Cherrylee Pinder. petition to make the finals. She said she joined the In 1993, Pinder, a member The last person to make the team because, “I enjoy talk­ of the CAU Forensics finals was CAU alumnus and ing, and from my high “Don’t worry, be happy. Society became the first per­ Forty Acres and A Mule school experience I realized Life consists of bad times, son in 15 years to reach the Vice President, Monty Ross I had a knack for speaking. I but it matters how you deal National Finals in prose- the in 1977. also enjoy competition. I with the bad times, and how first in CAU history. Pinder said she plans to love to win.” you make positives out of She had placed in the top have a successful season this Despite her many activi­ negatives,” is the philosophy three slots of the same cate­ semester as she continues ties, including being that governs the life of Clark gory at least six times over her quest to become National Educational Chairperson of Cherrylee Pinder The Panther December 6, 199: CAU Beat

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»3® I :vÄ$xW>: RMXHMh Happenings Red Fox February Challenges CAU 20 Chapel Service 9:30 a.m., in Haven Waren. 14 CAU v. Albany state World With away. Express yourself 21 CAU v. Jacksonville with Poetic flavor in state, away. Black Thayer hall. History movie series, Reggae Hip- 7p.m. 15 Black History Cultural series. 22 Student Health Sexual Assault Services Clinic, 7p.m. Hop Flavor Awareness Seminar, Crime Prevention By Kimathi Lewis heroes in the reggae industry, Fox said he quickly 7:30p.m., in Simon Seminar, 7:30p.m., in Personals Editor adopted the street slang of dancehall reggae. Courts. Brawley Hall. Now his hard-core, reggae hip-hop, roughneck From Kingston to Flatbush, Red Fox challenges style has earned him the recognition of a contem­ the world with his reggae hip-hop style. porary in the reggae dancehall category. As a 16 Funk Aerobics at 23 CAU v. Lemoyne- Born Garet Shelton, the reggae artist said he has bona fide deejay at the age of 21 Red Fox (dub­ 6p.m., in Thayer hall. Owen, away. Funk been singing since the age of 11. Fox, now age 21, bing himself Red Fox because of his long red Intr. Basketbl. Captain’s Aerobics at 6p.m., in admits to being a crowd pleaser. His lyrics caus­ hair) has toured everywhere from the Caribbean to meeting in Thayer hall. Thayer hall. Self ing hip-swinging, lip-sinking, rump-shaking party­ Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theater. Self Defense Seminar, Defense Seminar, goers to groove as he rips the mic worldwide with “I’m not about making money. I seek to edu­ his “20 megaton thermonuclear vocal delivery” (as cate my black brothers and sisters through my 7:30p.m., Brawley Hall. 7:30p.m., in Bumstead he calls it). music,” he said. According to Fox, his hit singles Hall. With his mother living in the states and his Dem A Murderer and Born Again Black Man 17 Leadership series III, father dying when he was six, young Fox was left urges blacks not to give up the fight for black unity “Parliamentary 24 Crime Prevention under the care of his grandmother. But this and to accept themselves for who they are. Procedure,’’ in Thayer Seminar, 7:30p.m., African Jamaican says he is by no means a With his new album release, As A Matter Of “mama’s boy.” Spending most of his time on the Fox, he said he continues to fight for black people. Hall. Sexual Assualt Pfeiffer Hall. streets of Jamaica, and later in Brooklyn, New Spreading real dancehall vibes internationally as Awareness, 7:30p.m., York, Fox contends he learned how to take care of he thrills persons of all persuasion with a strong Birdcage.. 26 Leadership himself without any assistance. By following his voice. Fox said his message is coming straight Conference for all organi­ mentor Yellow Man (King of dancehall) and other from the heart. 18 Black History zations. Cultural Series 27 Chapel Service, Systas' Terri & Monica 19 CAU v. Fort Valley, 9:30a.m. away. Intr. Basketbl. Perform With Sexy Style Starts. Funk Aerobics at 28 Black History movies By Quencie Thomas 2p.m. in Thayer hall. series, 7p.m. Contributing Writer

There was a time in the music industry when it appeared that anyone could be a star. Talent was the last requirement needed to be an artist. Overnight success stories had become common. Gimmicks, lip synching, and false images overshadowed the talent during this popular period.

The sexy duo Terri & Monica have proven that those times may finally be coming to an end. Along with their manager, and close friend Tara Geter, they have established a creditable background that put them a cut above the rest. Singing background vocals for artists such as Al B. Sure, Jodeci, Mary J. Blije, and Heavy D. seem to have prepared them to take on their own projects.

2 0 Discussion- Proff. Dr. Maceo Dailey They may be described as “true artists” who co-produce, write and arrange all of their material. Their to discuss Booker T. Washington’s new single uh hugh from their debut album Sistas, is one of their “must-hear” singles. The single has Philosophy of Uplifting the Race (APEX an outrageously fly, club beat flavor. museum Last December the duo performed the much raved over song at Velvet, a local club. The live perfor­ Jan. 21-Feb. 20 The Tragedy of mance allowed the audience to sincerely appreciate the re-birth of true artists. Other singles performed include I’ve Been Waiting , from the Poetic Justice soundtrack, and Intentions. Julius Caesar, a Jomandi Production-

Wed. Student Night, call 873-1099 for Terri & Monica left the audience screaming for more. They gave off a vibe that everyone in the club more information. could feel. Go out and get Terri and Monica’s new album Systas. It will be a music investment you won’t regret! February 14, 1994 The Clark Atlanta University Panther 7

Sugar Hill, A Powerful Saga That Promises To Be Big Hit

Sugar Hill battled their way to the top of a toll on young victims. Actor he explains. “It’s a human climb out of a hole to rise up to Compiled by Redelia Shaw their own crime empire, which Michael Wrights character is a drama piece that delves into the a certain level, and getting has brought them money, case in point. As Raynathan, psches of these men.” Off­ sucked back down.” “Sugar Hill” is a pow­ power and infamy. he portrays the brash and screen as well as on, Snipes Beacon Presents erful saga about redemption, But now Roemello, unpredictable older brother who believes he and Wright embody “Sugar Hill,” a South Street Entertainment Group love and the price two brothers weary of the violence that sur­ cannot assume control of the the temperament of their char­ Production of a Film by Leon are forced to pay to fulfill their rounds him and offered the family’s business. Unwilling to acters. “I’m reserved; Ichaso. The film stars Wesley destinies, in a high stakes game promise of a better life with a go straight, he is trapped in a Michael’s animated. I’m tacti­ Snipes, and also stars Michael cal and experimental; he’s emo­ for control of the streets they new love, Melissa (Theresa life of organized crime. “He Wright, Theresa Randle, rule. In many ways, this movie Randle), has decided to walk doesn’t see any alternatives,” tional and expressive.” Clarence Williams III, with is the real and brutal history of away from this destructive says wright. “All he knows are Snipes also says the Abe Vigoda and Ernie Hudson. the first “hood.” The title world, The painful decision the streets. Ray’s not gonna be story typifies what so many “Sugar Hill” is directed by “Sugar Hill” is taken from the threatens to bring down not a soda jerk, taxi driver, shoe young African American men Leon Ichaso, written by Barry legendary neighborhood that only the lucrative business he salesman or something like experience in major cities Michael Cooper and produced represented the aspirations and and Raynathan have built that, So what’s he going to do? throughout the country. Like by Rudy Langlais & Gregory hopes of all Harlem. together, but the last vestiges of It’s a tragedy,” says Wright. Wright’s character in the film, Brown. Armyan Bernstein, Tom Rosenberg and Marc Wesley Snipes stars in his family as well. Wesley Snipes they become casualties in the Abraham are the executive pro­ “Sugar Hill” as Roemello “Sugar Hill” is a reali­ describes “Sugar Hill” as a film war to survive on the streets. ducers. The film is being ty-based story which illustrates about relationships and the “It’s about the quicksand effect Skuggs, the younger, yet wiser released by Twentieth Century of the drug business — and of and cooler-headed brother to both sides of street life. It search for fulfillment. “It’s a Fox. The soundtrack is avail­ Raynathan, played by Michael shows that the strong-willed do Cain and Abel story played by ghetto life period, “ says able on Fox Records/Beacon Wright. Together, they have survive and that the streets take Michael Wright and myself,” Snipes. “It’s about trying to Records. young sisters & brothers PINDER CONTINUE! FROM SPEAKOUT on media issues P.5 with professional journalists FRIDAY 2/18

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How Do I Say: A Thooglht: "I Care?” Waiting For My Valentine “How many By R. Thomas second, was challenging. On times aday do you think about nals? What do you guys Contributing Writer the third and fourthday, I was Dear him calling,” she asked. “At It was the eve of Valentine’s absol utely restless and by the Jasmine & Jabere: think? Should I try to get least six times,” I reluctantly Day and my boyfriend and I fifth day, I felt like singing this guy for myself or admitted. “Call him,” she I am very nice girl and were sharing our usual night Toni Braxton’s gloomy tune said, “Just call him.” I just can’t seem to find should I go on being his on the town. Before the night Seven Whole Days. It had been settled. I swal­ friend and wait for him to was over we found ourselves However, it was my friends the right man for me. I lowed my pride and pulled in the midst of a heated de­ who made the whole ordeal have been talking to this decide? out my white flag. bate. even more dreadful. When Sincerely On the sixth day, the phone guy on the phone for been called the most romantic As silly as it sounds today, I walked down the halls, I’d rang as I was entertaining a about a month, thinking Confused day of the year. (just one year later) I cannot hear “Call him.” When I group of friends (the same recall what sparked this de­ stepped into class, theirques- maybe wecouldget some­ Jasmine ones who had hounded me to Dear Confused: bate. Needless to say, the ar­ tions would greet me at the thing started. Then the call). Before, I could even gument escalated into a major door, “Did you call?” Don’t wait for him to decide prepare for the shock, I heard other day he told me how Confused, Jasmine is finally quarrel and I left his car in a This trivial argument hat because he may never make a his voice on the other end he just got “dissed” by right. Go for it! Brothers are huff. escalated into a war between asking, “Whatchadoin?” move. Take the initiative and I called all my friends and my heart and my mind. To some girl he was talking always putting their neck on the I calmly asked him to hold tell him how you feel. Don’t told them play-by-play the some extent, I knew he was to. I was so hurt, but I line by telling sisters how they on a minute and I pressed the gory details of our most recent wrong and that 1 deserved an put it off or it may be too late feel. I think it’s about time that mute button and screamed to didn’t let him know. I clash. I decided I was “never apology to maintain my dig­ and, after all, what better day to the top of my lungs. guess I was just picking sisters do the same, since they calling him again.” nity. Yet deep down inside, do it than on the day that has Alarmed by my shrieks, my up on some friendly sig­ are doing everything else. At that point, I had suc­ my heart ached to hear his friends ran into the room. cumbed to the infamous wait­ voice. ” Jabere “Guess who this is,” I teased. ing game. The situation became more “Oh, shut up,” they said in I passed through the first bearable when an acquain­ unison-1 smiled with satis­ daywith grace and ease. The tance offered some advice. faction.

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STEALS #4 Tito Parker 2.4 spg 100-82 Basketball #8 Deron Johnson 2.2 spg By Tarsha Burton half. A jumper by Derrick Contributing Writer Thompson made the score 61-55, but that was as FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE The basketball game close as the Wolverines Schedule between the Clark Atlanta ever got. Scores by #1 Charles Feagin .635% University (CAU) Panthers Johnson, Charles Feagin #9 Deron Johnson .440% and the Morris Brown and Breyon Prescott put (MB) Wolverines was the Panthers up by 13 and CAU THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE action packed. the rout was on. CAU beat Morris Two different times in vs. #9 Tito Parker .333% Brown, for the second the half the lead was up to time this season, 100 -82 21 points and the final Albany State, REBOUNDING in front of a crowd of 2600 score was 100-82. #5 Deron Johnson 8.6 rpg students, faculty, and CAU was led by alumni, at Morris Brown’s Johnson’s 41 points.., and #8 Charles Feagin 7.6 rpg Away John H. Lewis Gymnasium. 7 rebounds. Tito Parker Feb. 14 The Wolverines started added 20 points off the BLOCKED SHOTS the first half off right by bench and Prescott had a taking a quick 20-11 lead. double-double with 10 #9 Jerome Baker 1.0 bpg A jumper by forward points and 10 assist. MB Deron Johnson put the was led by Jerome CAU Panthers up 37-34 with Rowlands 19 points. ASSISTS 6:29 left in the half. The Panthers are now 3- vs. #3 Breyon Prescott 4.7 apg Johnson, who ended the 3 in conference and 7-10 game with 41 points kept #6 Argent Steele 4.3 apg overall. Fort Valley, CAU ahead most of the They are tied for second #10 Deron Johnson 3.6 apg first half. The Panthers in the Eastern Region of Away took a 55-47 lead in at the SIAC, and look to be half-time. in good shape for the Feb. 19 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Morris Brown tried des­ SIAC Tournament in #8 Tito Parker .700 % perately to make a come­ March. back during the second CAU vs. SIAC MENS BASKETBALL STANDINGS Jacksonville State, CONFERENCE OVERALL Away EASTERN W L W L

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HAPPY VALENTINES' DAY

We Believe in Strength We Believe in Love We Believe in EQUALITY Black man's guide to UNITY This Is Dedicated To...

To: Narumba Love Tara______You're great! To Franchella: You send me swingin' From: Your secret Admirer To All My Lovely Alpha Pi Keep up the good work. Beautiful eyes and a Beautiful K.______Even though you are far, in my Soros!______B.Wright______soul. In you there is heaven. Charles, heart you are near and dear. Happy Valentine’s Day. Leslie John: Elgin______To a very sweet person To: Broke-Jaw alias Nickay! Love Mr. Magoo______You're fantastic! Nannette, on a very sweet day! We loved you even before you To Ed, (My New Man!) Keep up the good work!______Thanks for making my life so Always Dee______fixed your mouth. Happy Valentine’s Day. Love, B. Wright happy! Aki, Love, Love Lynn______Gilberto Versailles: Mac______"Can you please tell that sherry & Kayrene Dear Charles, You're a wonderful friend and 1 Khadijah girl I said hello?" (The Egg Crew)______Thank you for making our first appreciate you.______Let’s go out. The Cha______To: Nokay year together wonderful. Happy Sidney K.______Happy Valentine's Day Mom. From: The Gizzard Queen Valentine's Day Sweetheart. To Darryl Frenchie, ReRe, & Tara: I love U Roses are red Love LaTanya You’re very special to me. Stay 4U is 4ever. Chandra______Violets are blue To 4U: I am so happy Dem girls got it goin' on! To have a best friend Til '95- then we gonna... Like you!______BLOW UP! Happy Valentine's Day Swing. PEAR. CAU. From T______Happy Valentine's Day to Happy Valentine's CAU Vitrec Staff. Comedian James Stephens Dareen______To All STA & MMA Majors Even though I don't say it Happy Valentine's Day! enough, I love you Shree. From: Jackie______From Peon______To The Panther Staff Valentine Greetings Happy Valentine's Day to the CAU Panther staff and con­ From: Tara tributors. Happy Valentine's Ericka Sabbaye McGriff______My love for you is infinite. Happy V-Day to my girls! Akkimo______Love Jennifer Russell______Day Zing Bop Head Dear Yvonne, You...Me..St. John...And my A little note to show that 1 love famous peanut butter you. "samaches"! Love ya! Shadow______Miss T Happy Valentine to my students Rah-Rah!! and colleagues. From: The Panther Staff "Snook" Sabbaye McGriff______Umi______To Sayon: Happy Valentine's Day to My Love Child all of my Friends in Bumstead Happy Valentine! Hall. -Tamara______-Mom______To my girls at WCLK: sweet! Love you guys. Ron T., We love you, Leroy. Amy, Shelia, Larvetta, Chryssie Crystal.______K.A. ______Here's a heart. From Candy & Shenay______and anybody I left out Dear Mom, Boober, Step- J.T.______I love you James. "Don't Trust Them! Thanks for thirty-seven years of I love you. I love you Diya, Happy Heart Day! Quisa______love and affection.______Khadijah______From Diya______Love, To My one & only true love... Dear Toni, Chistopher, I love you Eric. Your Bay!______I love you mommie. You are my love of loves. The man I love today, tomorrow Nekita McAllister Happy V-Day Kristen Anise______Ike______and forever. My love 2 Vashti J Phi J I love Dear Michael, Stacy______My money 2 Al. Thank U all 4 Malik, you Paris.______I love you Boo! Stephen, being my pal. 1 love you. Happy V-Times Day Kevin. Nefertari______My love, my life. Happy Jamie Starr______Love, Tarsha & Treyshawn______Dear Patia, Valentine's day. Much love to Nia______I love you Ma. Thanks for great s-x.______Veronica______Miss A. Emory, Maceo Price To My Lisa______D'Juna Dear David, and all of the We DEEP family Chocholate Drop, Leon Sheri, loves someone special.______Just wanted to wish you luck this A super big hug out to J.D. From your Lollipop Lynn Congrats & Love. Dear Mom, Baseball season.______A phat shout out to W.A.S.P. "Love" Auntie Sage I wanted to tell you how much I Dear Sweet E, And a good work shout out to To my Best Darhling Friend, Catherine, love you, and I thought I'd do it Many miles we have yet to travel Utopia. my wife Happy Valentine's Day. through words. andstill through the thick and Destiny Your Allayon Kevin Love Tarsha______thin we have survived. I love you Love ya Lenna, John Aduiah______Mom, Kristen and Khadijah: with all my heart and and beyond Reggie______J'ai besoin d'amour... Thanks for everything and happy U 2 are the finest women at CAU. the day we finally say 'I do'. Maurice Beasley maintenant! Valentine's Day. To Ericka Always, Happy Vai Day -guillaume______Kevin Looking forward to whatever Sweet T______Love Mother Tarsha, Tasha, Alesa I love you Mom. develops. Dear Nefertar: Emile & Fred Thanks for the Val-O-Gram Happy Valentine's Day. Rob______I love you with all of my body Happy Vai. Day Happy Vai Marcy______Franchella and soul. You will be my one Love, C. ______To: The 9 (Tiger) You are all of DAT! and only baby for the rest of my Your Other Mother Mom & Dad, I miss your bounce! "From U know who"______life!!! To The Panther Staff: Thank you for 21 wonderful years Happy V-Day May peace follow your Michael Price Talk to the computers... and allowing me to be who I am. The "6"______footsteps. Leroy, And they will work. Happy Valentine’s Day Tara Gunter Ron From: A man they call Hawk Has Valentine’s Day Do You Know Become Too Commercialized? Your Valentine History? By Arsan Saulnier gressed from simple paper cut-out remember a time when Staff Writer hearts to high-priced confections. Valentine’s Day was a day to Godiva, a candy store located in exchange gifts of love, now it is a Compiled by Arsan Saulnier Lenox Square Mall, sells choco­ day of exchanging profits in the Valentine’s Day is an annual lates ranging from three to five- pursuit of the almighty dollar,” Valentine’s Day is derived from an execution of holiday observed on February 14, hundred dollars. she said. a Christian martyr, Saint Valentine on February in which lovers traditionally “Valentine’s Day has got to be According to sophomore 14, .270. According to legend, the Saint sent the Amanda Miller, holidays are just exchange affectionate messages the most unromantic day that blind daughter of his jailer a farewell note, which mankind has ever devised. Where not what they used to be. “I and gifts. Some students feel it is he signed “from your Valentine” thus began the the most romantic day while oth­ is the romance if you expect believe Valentine’s Day is just an tradition of valentine's day. ers in the AUC said it is only a flowers, candy, etc. I think the excuse, like other holidays, to cel­ means for profit. Clark Atlanta little surprises throughout the year ebrate something that should be Valentines were first produced commercially in University students were recently are what really counts,” said CAU exemplified throughout the year.” the United States in the 1840’s by their creator asked if they felt the holiday had senior Kimoji Brown. For some, Valentine’s Day is a Esther A. Howland. In the first year sales were become t o o commercialiaad. Junior, Delia Welch disagreed. day that symbolizes loneliness $15,000. Every year, a billion Valentine’s “I think Valentine’s Day is a spe­ and isolation. “It’s only romantic The greeting card industry in the United States Day cards are sold in the United cial holiday in the sense that it if you have a boyfriend or girl­ now prints millions of valentines each year; States, according to Karry Craig, gives couples and loved ones an friend,” said freshman Tina which are usually in verse and tender in nature, Cardosa. assistant manager of Hallmark incentive to do romantic and lov­ but sometimes comic and even vulgar. Cards and Gift Shop in Ansley ing things they normally would A junior, who wished to remain Mall. Craig said the sales are not do.” anonymous, agreed, “To me, only second to the Christmas sea­ According to Albert Maslia, ‘cupid day’ represents to people son, “because Christmas is a two- president of Social Expressions, a like mysel, who has no significant week season as a opposed to the chain of greeting card stores, the other, loneliness and displace­ one-week before Valentine’s Day. holiday has become slightly com­ ment.” Top 10 Things If it were longer it would proba­ mercialized, but “it’s the However, other singles felt the bly equal or surpass Christmas,” American way.” holiday is just as important, said Craig. Maslia said Valentine’s Day “Even though I do not have a A representative for a major provides many people with the boyfriend, Valentine’s Day gives To Do chocalate retailer in Atlanta said opportunity to express themselves me the opportunity to show my sales increase 50 to 70 percent in a loving manner. family and friends how much I during the Valentine’s season. Freshman Paula Myers does not love them.” said junior Michelle For Your Valentine Valentine’s treats have pro­ share the same sentiment. “I Reed. 1. Share a list of 100 reasons Hot Gifts For Your Valentine why you love them. By Tarsha Burton 2. Read poetry to each other. Features Assistant A Few Gift Ideas 3. Take your honey on a picnic Still looking for that special gift for Valentines •Red Rose by candlelight Day? Never fear The Panther is here to offer a few Creative suggestions. Ideas Don’t worry about waiting till the last minute, •Teddy Bear 4. Give your love an intimate your companion will never know if you use a little massage. imagination. Remember it’s not the gift, but the •Cooking Dinner Recite thought that counts. Fovorite If your companion is the conventional type you Love Poem 5. Lip sync love songs to each may be better off purchasing the traditional red rose •Silk Boxer Shorts other. to symbolize your love. Throw in a fluffy teddy Candle light bear and they’ll know your not afraid to show your • Perfume/Cologne sensitive side. Dinner 6. Make your sweetie a heart- If you’re in the mood for a romantic dinner and • Candy shaped cookie cake. can’t afford to go out try cooking dinner for your Glamor mate and serving it by candlelight. I can guarantee Shots Photo it’ll be better than any meal a restaurant would • Jewelry 7. Give your partner some sexy serve. lingerie (red of course.) One particular item that’s hot for both male and female is silk boxer shorts. They’re comfortable sy in which your mate can dress you up in the type and can be purchased for about $20 or 30 in any of clothes they would secretly like to see you wear. 8. Go on a carriage ride together. department store. It is a fun way to spend the evening and will proba­ If money, or lack of, is a problem, head on over bly please both parties, and it is a break from the to the Body Shop, in Lenox Square Mall. Here heart shaped box of candy. Add a little romance to 9. Make your darling a home you’ll be able to purchase something for about ten it by reciting verses from your favorite poem to made Valentine (with your or fifteen dollars that will please both they’re sense each other. Men don’t be afraid to show you can be own special message.) of smell and touch. They offer a wide variety of sensitive! scented soaps, perfumes, body lotions and oils, Another hot idea for the Valentines day is jewel­ shampoos and conditioners, as well as natural ry. Nothin’ says lovin’ like diamonds, they last for­ 10. Say I love you (if you never do) sponges and other bathing accessories. Combine ever. So if your still puzzled over what to get your this with a sultry body massage and your’re in for a sweetheart for Valentines day just hit the malls. All very romantic evening! it takes is a little imagination to show your appreci­ One way to please your mate is to create a fanta­ ation. What' Do You Want for

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February 14, 1994 The Clark Atlanta University Panther 11 THE POETS ' CORNER

The Dream of Life Ode To a Valentine What About The Children? Ebony Eyes I saw her standing alone EZ25C5AR.E.E.L-P He who is lonely WHO's gonna raise our children when She carried the world on has but his dreams VlZ?L-L.T5AE.LE>LIJL we're dead or gone? her shoulders to be thankful for ML(2RYO-lRlôTMA5 WHO's gonna teach them that life is Because the dream of life T^Y^.Y^uaNpyoi I wanted to speak has not yet given you a nightmare. more than hangin' on the streets? But I didn't want to inter­ By Tarsha Burton WHO's gonna show them that then- rupt her thoughts world is precious? By Rodney E. Mitchell To Be Held She suddenly turned my WHO's gonna tell them that they rise way #32 To be held gently by from kings and queens? For a long second our strong ebony arms WHO's gonna open their minds' to eyes met What a searing feeling, a delight creative thoughts and ideas? We communicated our watching you. Food for the soul WHO's gonna praise them when then- Like a dazzling sunset lives to one another, Strongest passion good and communicate with them when lighting the blue sky with being swept away before she blinked and its smile. by the deep turbu­ their bad? quickly turned away A dream. lence of your emo­ WHO's gonna be there when they're 'Beautiful eyes,' I thought, A myth. tion dying at the hands of violence? 'who made them so sad?1 You. to find yourself in WHO's gonna show them a better way? I stood there watching her All one comfort WHAT about the children? trying to the a Trinity of my mind ebony heaven get up nerve encompassing Sweet Satisfaction WHO's gonna be there? to respond to those beau­ my thoughts, my heart, one in strong ebony tiful ebony eyes my soul arms Cecile Slowly, I walked 1 know your coming, till I stood directly in her to bring By Traci Scott I Remember delicious joy shadow desolate pain Poems of Love She didn't move The best demands, the Gosh or say a word highest Wandering Eyes How do people write them Gently, I pulled her into my price What do they talk about arms as people rushed b y my other half Wandering eyes why did you lie? unyielding roaming about As our souls grew stronger I searched and searched to find the undying waiting unfaltering I glanced at our shadow missing piece- that broken string, that preparing love, That's when I saw him for our encounter. wounded soul. is that real? standing across the yard While I do the same, Wandering eyes why did you lie? Come on, hit me with a small Watching us crying All those dreams we shared dose of reality. your unknown name standing alone. All thoses memories we so dared to When I think of love, against I think of times past and I -Anonymous a starry sky live together- me and you. recall, waiting for you Now it's gone you as being the first man to memorize All fading fast my laugh. Are you creative? By Traci Scott Now I see that you were never what I remember us running after each other Need an outlet to you claimed to be like children in the rain. I remember conversations express yourself? Calling it love about nothing at all. Or, just want to see I call it, "I hate you" I remember looking at you and your work published? feeling like I’d come home. By Cecile I remember laughing and feeling The Victim giddy inside If so, then we'd like to By K.T. Lewis I remember thinking you were beauti­ print it. ful. To their faces she denounced the beauty of Black Love I also remember feeling frustrated and insecure. Please send all love Its power, its strength and its existence I rember pain and anger submissions to: Black love, At their naivete she laughed and their But Warm as the soft summer rain. the cleanest most vivid memory weakness she scorned The Poets' Corner For to be loved is to be destroyed Black love, I have is feeling like I never and to love is to be shamed gentle as a whispering breeze. wanted you to go The Panther That’s what love poems should 240 James P. Black love, be about At the world she was angry strong as the raging ocean. Brawley yet herself she punished The daily struggles, insecurities, From the world she takes and takes Black love, fears, and triumphs we face, Box 329 But it was as if she received nothing the safeguard of Black life. when we look into our Atlanta, GA 30314 Black love, beloved one’s eyes. When I remeber love In a world populated by victims Black people's greatest need. her story was well known I try to recall all the bad Black love. that went with the good, •No submissions will be But she was alone returned; so, please do not and in her separateness she was safe because that’s the sweetness Traci Scott of life submit orginals. Submis­ When I remember love, I sions will appear in the remember you. order they are received.

i ■ * Traci Scott 12 The Clark Atlanta University Panther February 14, 1994

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