Afro-A rica Colieot'-OD Help available for students via crisis line

"Hello, my boyfriend just left come in for counseling. The "...we help repair the victim's ego. We help are taught preventive awareness chemistry, algebra, accounting, me for another girl, my parents person feels better after talking," restore the person back to normal good mental to avoid sexual crimes. "The biology, English and history. The recently divorced, and I'm Barrett says. The hours of the certain times and places rapes classes are conducted on a one- thinking about killing myself." crisis line are Monday, 8:30-9:00 health." occur are discussed, and we talk to-one basis and in groups of up to "Suicide," said Barbara Barrett, p.m. and Tuesday through --Barbara Barrett about how to avoid becoming a five. Through an evaluation director and associate professor Friday, 8:30-5:00 p.m. The phone sexual abuse workshop, help other students. victim and what to do if a person program at the assessment center of career, human growth and number is 599-3145. academic tutoring program and "They learn first to understand finds herself a rape victim. If a the tutorial program is rated the development "is a problem Several counseling and tutorial the crisis line. themselves, and to be a good FAMU student is raped we help highest among students. among students on Florida A&M's programs are also available to The peer counseling program listener and to make referrals," repair the victim's ego. We help Barrett said "the center mostly campus." students at the counseling center and the human relationship she says. "The students," said restore the person back to normal sees well-adjusted happy "Because of stress, depression, to assist in academic progress workshops are coordinated by Saylor, "prefer relationship good mental health," said Barrett. students who have concerns and diseases, rape and academic and in preventive and Lucille P. Saylor, counselor and workshops. They get to talk about Barrett said the most popular need someone to talk to. We care difficulty many students com- developmental areas. These assistant adviser of the Coun- loved ones--how they feel and program is the academic tutoring about students and offer them the template suicide. The students programs include the peer seling and Assessment Center. what's expected of loved ones." program directed by James opportunity to come in and share want help and don't know what to counseling program, human She has paraprofessional peer And in the rape and sexual Simmons. Students are helped by in our expertise with them." do. They call the crisis line or relationship workshops, rape and counselors who are trained to abuse workshops, the students students and staff in physics,

Volume 65 Number 4 February 22, 1985 Chief defends city drug busts

By Denise Baker FAMUan staff writer

Despite complaints from "Now I have to be Frenchtown merchants, careful because I could Tallahassee Police Chief Robert be arrested." Tucker has told Frenchtown --Rev. Gooden business leaders that recent drug busts and mass arrests have nothing to do with discrimination or not, is hereby declared to be a against black-owned businesses. disorderly person." Tucker fielded complaints This has caused many residents recently when he and Leon and business owners to become County State Attorney Willie afraid of socializing. Meggs met with leaders to discuss "I often ride through Fren- a controversial city ordinance chtown and sometimes stop to passed in 1957 which allows talk to people. Now I have to be police to arrest people who are in careful because I could be the vicinity of or suspected to be arrested," said Rev. Gooden. involved in the illegal use or sale Rev. Lee Harris, executive of drugs. director of the Frenchtown Area A recent crackdown resulted in Development Authority was also the closing of two local outspoken. businesses and threats of "I don't want what is going on suspension of liquor licenses. to set the community back. It (the Among those at the meeting enforcement of the ordinance) is Friday was pharmacist Dr. supposed to help revitalize and Howard A. Roberts, president of make Frenchtown a safer place to the Frenchtown Merchants live." Roberts said police were Association. Roberts, who opened going about making arrests the Lottery not funding answer --Lawson the meeting, told of the "great wrong way. of the Frenchtown "Police come into the 400 block concern" By Chukwudi Ibegbu toward incidents that that represents the Frenchtown Association FAMUAN staff writer and Finance, told the students have occurred in the last two area with so many police cars that under the federal and weeks. that it appears like a Christmas Attempts to slash student state educational programs Roberts was concerned with the celebration and this puts a blight aid nationally and raise "education might become way the laws were being en- on the community." tuition in the State of unaffordable for a lot of he "by no Tucker said "The thing at hand Florida "You all will be faced forced. He stressed that probably people." the by which goals are won't find their with more and more means condones breaking is the method solution in a proposed Only last week, Gov. Bob law, but I do not agree with the reached. I don't condone statewide lottery, a member tuition increases." Graham unveiled his 1985-86 way things have been rendered in disorderly conduct." Tucker went of the Florida House --Rep. Alfred Lawson budget, in which he proposed out the law." on to say "We are not involved as of a matter of carrying Representatives a hike in tuition by 12.7 of to form a predicted in Rev. R.N. Gooden, president a police department Tallahassee. percent. He said tuition would state and local chapters of the large scheme to take a black the "The move in the legislature further be increased by 12.5 Southern Christian Leadership man's business to give to a white is that we would not accept percent in 1986-87 school Conference, asked Tucker man." lottery," Rep. Alfred Lawson, year. whether the ordinance is "aimed Tucker made a plea to the D-Tallahassee, told students Graham announced that and those present at at Frenchtown or will it be en- merchants during a question-and-answer financal-aid money would be the meeting to work with the forced all over Tallahassee?" session at Florida conducting of lotteries, the very small tax base .. . if the increased, but the measure instead of A&M Tucker replied that the ordinance police department University. proceeds of which are to be people are still opposed to a would not be sufficient to tested and, depending on against it. He said that if state income tax or any is being He said tht bill seeking to for public education." offset the proposed cuts decision, will either, be residents have complaints about additional tax increases, then the court legalize lottery in the state If it passes, the bill, which announced by President rescinded or enforced. how police officers perform they was not popular among the is being considered by we (the Legislature) might Reagan. officers involved are should talk to the state attorney's have to look at a lottery to "The people of Florida, because, he Regulated Industries and The president, in the office or the police department. (generate) additional $54 acting in good faith and this is not said, "there are more Licensing, the Finance and budget he presented to Meggs said this is the first time million that could be used a black and white issue," he said. questions in lottery, especially Taxation and Appropriations to Congress earlier in the month, several that the incidents over the last subsidize education." The ordinance has in dealing with the committees, will amend urged Congress to seal federal weeks were brought to his poor controversial sections. two people." Section 7, Article 10 of the Furthermore, Lawson said, aids to students at $4,000-a- attention. He said that he felt Section 15-15 states "Every Lawson said if a lottery was state constitution. "You all (students) will be year; prevent students from apart- there were some faults with the house, building, room, legalized the poor would be faced with more and more getting a federally subsidized or ordinance. ment, tent, booth, premises tempted to spend their social The section states that: tuition increases. And that's loan if their families' annual other place within ,the limits of Tucker brought up the fact that one of the proposals from the income exceeds $32,000; security checks on it, with the "Lotteries, other than the type the city where any narcotic drug some 4,000 calls had been made Board of Regents hope of winning millions of of pari-mutuel pools that tuition prevent students from getting is unlawfully kept, sold or used is last year from Frenchtown asking authorized by law as of the fees are increased on regular a Pell Grant if their families' declared a disorderly for police help, twice as high as dollars, which, he said, might hereby not be the case. effective date of this con- basis." annual income exceeds house." the average for that area in the Lawson, The lottery bill, which is stitution, are hereby who is vice $25,000. It goes on to say, "any person past. prohibited in this state." chairman of the House Lawson said he is opposed frequenting or found in, at, about "The police department was sponsored by Rep. Robert Shelley, R-Pompano Beach, However, Lawson said, Healthcare and Insurance to both the president's and and around and about the same, petitioned by the Frenchtown seeks a "constitutional "Where there is more committee and chairman of the governor's plan. whether participating in the community to help make it a safe (Continued on Page 3) amendment to authorize demands for education, with the Subcommittee on Banking unlawful use of any narcotic drug - - a Inside Bulletin Board today m Internship Available Page 2 The Florida House of Representatives is now accepting ap- plications for the 1985-86 House Intern program. Application Tuition hike possible CLAST Review Sessions deadline is March 1. For more information conctact Gail Page 3 Albritton, Program Administrator, at 488-0710. Atlanta murders The Division of Languages and Literature will sponsor review sessions in Tucker Hall for the grammar and theme sections of the Orators Speak Page 5 CLAST scheduled Saturday, March 9. Grammar seminars are Malcolm X role model one hour and theme seminars are two. Sessions are 6-9 p.m. Thursday, February 28 in room 300 and The Orators Guild and Women in Literature class will present Page 6 Monday, March 4 in room 200; and 8-11a.m. Tuesday, March 5 "A Walk Through Black History With Langston Hughes" in honor in room 421. The afternoon seminar is Monday, March 4, in rmom of Black History Month on Thursday, February 28 in 300 Tucker Fashion scene '85 420 at 1:30-4:30p.m. Direct all questions to Professor Heald, Hall. Orators include Philip Smith, Harold Crum and Beulah Hemmingway. ext. 3321. I II I February 22, 1985 Page 2 Hike in state college costS possible By Lornet Turnbull FAMUAN staff writer Graham's plans are too much too soon. adding that President Reagan's proposed cuts The study revealed that smaller annual in- Representative Al Lawson, D-Tallahassee, in federal aid will make it even more difficult cremental increases of up to five percent would for college students to achieve higher be more practical. Students enrolled in Florida universities may was not available for comment but his "I think his (Gram) proposals are in- have to dig deeper into their pockets for extra legislative aide, Martha Williams says he education. tuition monies in the fall if Gov. Bob Graham's (Lawson) strongly opposes the proposal. Brown said his office will begin setting up sensitive. areas in the university union (FSU) from which budget recommendation is approved, as is, by "Rep. Lawson feels that students do not need But there are some who disagree; who feel students can place free telephone calls to their the legislature. such a high dramatic increase now," Williams that Florida tuitions are minimal in comparison to voice concerns about the to schools in other states and see such slight Although Graham's $14.25 billion proposal said. area legislaturers proposals. increases as "harmless." for the upcoming fiscal year, disclosed last And Representative Herbert Morgan, D- is also said to be opposed to "that Meanwhile, Florida Student Association, also Some students receive up to $300 and $400 week, outlines education as its biggest area for Tallahassee, opposed to the tuition increases, has begun back (after tuition payment) from financial spending, it aims to raise tuition in the state's type of increase as proposed by the Governor," contacting state lawmakers advising them of universities almost 25 percent through 1987. according to his legislative aide, Edward aid," said Kevin Anthony, a junior FAMU The 12.7 percent increase intended for the Bishop. the impact the increases could present; an Architecture major. "They could use that impact FSA officials claim could "prompt a 1985-1986 school year would result in a tuition And as would be expected, students and "extra" money to cover any increase in fees." change in the system." And maybe it was the finding thatlfees in boost of about $69 for a full-time un- groups representing students are fighting the Tom Florida's institutions are among the lowest (if derclassman, about $83 for an upperclassman tuition boosters. According to FSA Executive Director Graham' tuition hike came "without for a graduate Anna E. Willis, a senior medical technology Abrams, not the lowest) around the nation that and between $109 and $121 motivated Graham's tuition increase proposals. student. major at Florida State University feels the forewarning to students." The national annual tuition average is And if the Governor's plans to increase are proposal to raise tuition is a bad one. But referring to the issue as "Florida politics," Student Government slightly more than $1,120 compared to implemented, the state can expect to net more "They really don't need to be raising tuition Florida A&M University Florida's less than $1,000. than $12 million the first year from the some now at the same time Reagan plans to cut President Darryl Reaves had "no comments" on 140,000 students in state universities, with a financial aid," Willis said. the impact he thought the plans could have on According to Graham's deputy budget slightly lesser amount the following year. And these are the same concerns student students at FAMU. director Glen Robertson, a Florida student's But Graham might have a tough time putting leaders at FSU share. In defending FSA's opposition, Abrams cited tuition acccount for only 16 percent of the his plan pass legislaturers, as many have Tyron Brown, president of FSU's Student the findings of the Board of Regents last year university's operation. already shared doubts about some of his Government Association feels the tuition in- when it conducted a tuition feasibility study - If implemented, Graham's increase would proposals, particularly those concerning tuition creases will have a drastic effect on higher with the help of a committee made "up of raise that figure to 18 percent next year and 20 increases. education. university presidents, students, student groups the next. Many of the lawmakers seem to believe "The increases are too much," Brown said, and others - at the request of the legislature. The national average is 24 percent. Howard dean praises FAMU J school

Students also heard Howard poverty in Arkansas City and black-oriented magazine filled There, Jackson met the Rev. for three purposes: to exchange By Leoneda Inge Martin Luther King Jr. and the FAMUAN staff writer School of Communications Dean later moved to Chicago where, with color pictures and in- information with other colleges rest is history. and universities, to meet and gain Lionel Barrow praise FAMU for its among his peers, he was a teresting articles, known as journalism school. Barrow minority within a minority. He Ebony. This has become one of "Communications is a business, knowledge from the 50 planned Florida A&M's School of seminars and workshops, and to Journalism was praised at a lively predicted that his own university was poor, and, he said, bow- the largest-selling magazines in and to get someone to do as well as Jackson State legged -- and he had an accent. the country. something for you, you have to interview with major newspapers, Howard University Com- The only way he could overcome Johnson said that the only way television and radio stations, and munications Conference last University in Jackson, Miss., may promise tem somthing in return, soon join the group of historically these obstacles was to work he got as far as he did is by never and persuade them towards your week for being the first black public relations firms. journalism school in the nation black accredited journalism harder and obtain more accepting "no" as an answer. side without making enemies." "It was a good conference than the ordinary Anyone will tell you "no" the first, A question and answer segment because a lot of companies were which has been accredited. schools. knowledge John H. Johnson, magazine followed with someone asking, "Is represented there," said Sharlean Eight delegates from FAMU student, Johnson told the second or third time, but you must heard inspirational speeches from entrepreneur and the owner of the audience. be patient and try again. it better for blacks to work for the Thomas, editor of the FAMUAN. top flight journalists and at the first black-owned radio station in With a loan of $500 on his "Never underestimate anyone white press or the black press?" "We had a lot of fun and most of Chicago and station WLOU in 14th annual conference which mother's furniture, Johnson began you talk to, treat everyone wit Johnson quickly replied, "If the people who went plan on took place in Washington, D.C., Louisville, Ky., presented the his first endeavor which . was th dignity and respect, and good your life-long dream is to be an going back next year," she said. on the campus at Howard opening address. 1942 publication Negro, Digest, things will come to you." associate, a vice-president, or an "It was a good place to seek job University. Black undergraduate He told Inaudience of came which later became Black World. Johnson said on of his bestt. assistant, the white press is for opportunities." and graduate students as well as 300 studen s, prqfessional s and Not soon after,) Johnso$ moves was givin the Rev. Jesse you. No one is going to;make you professional journalists from all faculty members ;, that he had checked te magazine market to ., Jackson his first job. Jackson's job editor of the Washington Post -- areas of the United States heard a some guidelines about life. see just what was sellin at that was initially in shipping, but after no one was going 'to make me virtual parade of speakers in- "When you run up against tim and noticed his Negro Digest Johnson saw him, he' noticed editor of Life magazine. I feel I cluding John H. Johnson, the obstacles, don't - get mad, get and Life Magazine were doing Jackson was too articulate andgN could have saved it." told the audience owner of three black magazines -- smart!" he told the crowd. well. He decided to combine two good looking for shipping and Dean Barrow Jet, Ebony and Ebony Jr. Johnson said he grew up in ideas which gave him a large, immediately moved him to sales. that the students gather annually Alpha Kappa Alpha to celebrate

By Venetta Holifield chapter immediate past Wednesday. It will feature the party. Music will be done by D.J. and Valerie Lowe president, said. 1985 Calendar Men, members Spike. "Monday Night at the Movies" FAMUAN staff writers from the chapter, and members of The AKA's will "Energize" on begins the campus activities. the audience. the set Friday at noon with their "Purple Rain" starring Prince and "Energizing for the 21st cen- To become eligible, purchase a step show. at 8 The Miss Young, Gifted and tury" is the theme for Alpha the Revolution will be shown 25 cent 'chance' on the set Kappa Alpha's 53rd anniversary p.m. in the TV room free of Monday-Wednesday. Admission Black Pageant will begin at 7:30 celebration on FAMU's campus. charge. A bake sale will start at into the 'game' is 75 cents. p.m, in Perry Paige Auditorium. will "We have talented young ladies Starting Sunday, the week noon featuring the twin brownies Winning couples will be awarded be filled with both fun and fund- and Tallahassee pound cake. a dinner certificate to one of the in the pageant" says Veatrice are $1.50 and raising activities. Literature for the Art Collins for surrounding restaurants. During Holifield. Tickets Beta Alpha week 1985 begins city commissioner campaign will the day, music, refreshments, and can be purchased from any AKA with the 11 a.m. worship or participant in the show. Ticket Sunday, be distributed also. an art exhibit will be on the set. service at Philadelphia Primitive Tuesday is History day. It's pink and green day too! price includes admission into Baptist Church, Moses General "This is a time where we can The annual "See-Saw for Sickle "The Pink Freeze," a party im- mediately following the show. Miles, pastor. Later in the ev- reflect upon the promises that we Cell" will began at 10 a.m. have made to our organization," Thursday and continue until 6 Travis Lucas is master of sning, the chapter will host a Joyce Hill wine and cheese social for Greeks Brown said. "We reflect p.m. Members see-saw to raise ceremonies. "A Night over Egypt," is the at 212 Barbourville Drive from 5 upon the visions that our founders money for the Leon County Sickle Ice Ball, to 7 p.m. had when they organized Alpha Cell Anemia Foundation. theme for the 1985 Pink WHEN YOU REGISTER WITH "During our week, we incorporate Kappa Alpha in 1908 at Howard "It looks like we're having fun, the most anticapated activity of at least two of our seven national University." There is a closed but your legs and hands get sore Beta Alpha week. ."We look SELECTIVE SERVICE? sorors again. foci into the program of activities. rededication service for all Alpha from see-sawing. It's for a good forward to seeing It's like a reunion." says Yolanda This year, we included three foci; cause, so I can handle it for a few Kappa Alpha's from 6 to 7 p.m. in Thomas, cochairman of the collaboration, health care, and hours," says Debra Williams. the Palm Room. The quadrangle will come alive the arts in our week-long committee. Pink Ice by invitation The AKA Love Connection will only. celebration," , Michelle Talbert, connect" at 7:30 p.m. on from 6-to 8 p.m. with an outdoor Liberal arts grads iSterest cc)mpanies By College Pr mService "Even major corporations are valuable skills," said Judith that's not the case." McGrath said an improved now giving an increasingly Kayser of the College Placement sincere look at liberal arts Council. economy is the reason more When Iowa State University momn pop" employers are interested in senior Jeannette Fielder recently graduates," reports Victor Lin- "But with a and walked into a job interview with dquist, who directs Northwestern operation, it's easier to get the liberal arts grads. University's career placement time to sell yourself." "When the economy improves, some conservative bankers, she center and is the author of an If the trend in favor of liberal employers are wilding to look at a figured she didn't have a chance. more diverse group of ap- She was, after all, an English annual report tracking job offers arts grads is reaching new highs, NOTHING. it could mean the end of what major. nationwide. plicants," said McGrath. [ Men, if you're about to turn 18, it's "I said 'Do you realize that I Lindquist says the increasing some administrators have dubbed The College Placement time to register with Selective Service athaven'thad any finance classes?' interest in liberal arts graduates the "taxi-driver syndrome:" the Council's annual survey of major at any U.S. Post Office. is part of a trend that began in And they said 'No problem. We'll spectre of bright, overqualified corporations indicates business train you, "'Fielder recalls. "They about 1980. humanities graduates who drive executives plan to hire eight It's quick. It's easy. all said they wished they had Liberal arts grads "tend to have tajcis while waiting for percent more grads this year than And it's the law. been a liberal arts student. marketable communication skills, 'meaningful' jobs that never last. Other surveys, however, "They felt theic perspective both written and oral, analytical materialize. Presented as a Public Service Announcement narrow. I was tickled." tools, and tend to be more But others say the increase in suggest that liberal arts majors was so job offers for liberal arts will not benefit from that in- Fielder, who will go to work for trainable," he explains. graduates is no larger than for crease. the bank after graduation this Small businesses are also hiring graduates in other disciplines. In fact, both Lindquist's suivey spring, was, in fact, interviewed more this year, and are more "i'd like to believe that em- and a similar study by Michigan about 10 corporations. receptive to liberal arts grads by come around to the State University placement than to grads with technical or ployers have Though her case may not be advantages of arts director Jack Shingleton, show typical, college placement of- specialized degrees, who may 'liberal graduates," said Gary McGrath, the number of job offers to liberal country report demand higher salaries. ficials across the the career development director arts-'grads will decline slightly the number of firms looking "It's hard for a liberal arts that for liberal arts majors at the this year. to hire liberal arts grads is up graduate to convince a major University of Minnesota. "But substantially over last year. corporation that he or she has' ~U~lcJV~1C~L~C~e~L~ ~~IL~~~C~IIl.H~~eC~~~1 February 22, 1985 Page 3 Victim's mother lives in Tallahassee Child murders investigatioin criticized convicted him on cir- regular murder case," she aid. enclosure alone. "The ad- Boll said when the ad- By Leona Sue Brown concerned, irresponsble white ministrators admit there was a ministration. government and cumstantial evidence. FAMUAN staff writer administration and all we got "Something is fundamentally Comments were made by problem and they refused to media play down importaant was the same in black," said wrong when a third of the facts, such as the Lanier case, people are considered not of Inform the people-that's not Bell on some steps parents BelL During this time, Bell responsible government," said or ignore them that's changing should and should not do in said. the civil rights movement value." the safety of their child. She If you were one of the many Bell said while people was about changing and there BelL history and you can't learn inquiring minds, you probably from a changed history. said children should know to tuned into the somewhat cliff was no change. outside of Atlanta knew about The Atlanta administration "We The Task Force was formed the missing and murdered was fearful of releasing in. learn from an actual history," call 911 for emergency or hanger of the ABC world formation because they did not said BolL should have proper change for premier movie, The Atlanta in July 1980 after attempts to children, the people of Atlanta Bli moved away from a phone call Parents should want to got the residents upset Child Murders,' which was convince the mayor of Atlanta wasn't fully informed. "They also check from time to time to didn't know to be aware or frightened until they had Atlanta in 1982 to Tallahasee shown Feb. 10 and Feb. 12. the need to form a group of child still have because the government, some real proof, according to with her throe children, see if that Camille BelL mother of Yusuf police from the surrounding his/her dime.' Make along with the media played it Dell. because she was unable to 'telephone Bell, one of the murdered counties to start a search for the down," she said. We knew When Angel Lanier was find work. She contends today sure they know dime is to children of Atlanta. and a the missing children and their call the police or home. murders. there was a problem but the found dead it had boon five that Justice was not the case resident of Tallahassee since during the horrid three year Bell also said that, "shirts 1982, talked about what really All the Task Force received government did not want to days since she was last heard from the police department admit it," said Bell. from. The police started their period. And as for Wayne with a child's name on it is happened with the justice stupid, because it puts a was a lieutenant sargeant, The case of Earl Terrell was search two hours before her Williams. Bell said they system during that time. who was a detective from the (police) found a suspect and stranger on first name basis "First of all people don't used by Bell as an example of body was found tied to a tree department of missing persons worker. built a case around him and with your child." understand that they took how the people of Atlanta by a resident and three other Atlanta were not warned about a three years of occuring events policemen. and compressed it into three child's safety at this time. hours," said BelL "Some of the Bell said when the police Bell eaid it was reported that scenes were compressed with department decided to show Terrell left home with his aunt other events that happened to their unity, she along with the on the way to the public SPolice here don't waste time other mothers, they Just used Smith High School ROTC was swimming pooL "He was in child cases, officer says the diffferent characters in out searching for one of the acting up as all children may placing more events upon missing children while the do," said BelL "He was warned them then what really hap- police were marching through that if he kept it up he will be pened.' the streets ordering people to placed out of the pool en- By Janine R. Rogers Uzzeli. goes to schooL" said get involved. Bell said she had closure." According to Bell the FAMUAN staff writer Establishing a few safety tips Cassandra Jenkins. a criminal Bell said there was a silent with your child would be justice reporting systems rule in Atlanta, that you didn't asked the police to help in the pool attendant placed Terrell out of the enclosure-he was "One of the myths that specialist at the criticize blacks in front of search and they refused. helpful in case of emergencies. Clearinghouse. According to Bell the taken away and was later parents have about the police Uzzeli said parents should call whites. Bell said the Task department is that we wait 24 home to see if their child has The center has kept on a Force that. was formed did not Atlanta administration and the found dead. made it in from school safely, played the If the attendant had known hours before we take action on state computer list of all start to criticize the ad- government missing children." said Donna instead of waiting until the Juveniles (children under the ministration until they tried to murders down. "They said the about the other children ago of 17) who have been dying., she end of the day. She also ad- get them to move privately, in murders wsere not relate, and disappearing and Ussoli a Tallahassee police vises parents not to advertise finding the missing or mur- that there was not pattern and probably would not have officer. reported missing. "Now entries Uszell said that when a call the name of their child on his and ther is dered children. each case will be treated as a placed Terrell ouside the come in everyday comaes in from a parent who book bag, lunch box or articles never a specific number of "We called ourselves has a missing child the missing children in a one year changing from an un- of clothing. "In case someone department sends an officer else has to pick your child up period because when the child hour~ raid B~11, "Som of the 11~1weld wllen are po~l~~ out to the home immediately. after school establish a code ais been found, their name is The second stop the depart- so the child will not go off taken off of the computer." ment takes is to help the with anyone7, Uzzell said. said Jenkins. As of Feb. 1. 1985. parents try to come up with a nother agency that works there were 3,324 missing place where they think the closely with the police children in the state of Florida. tL h ifoocaater notutclgfroooh child might be. If the child has department is the Tallahassee The Clearinghouse is located an address book with Clearinghouse. "The first thing at 408 N. Adams St. and is telephone numbers of friends parents should do is to contact open from 7:30 a.m.to 5:30 the police officer goes over the the Tallahassee police p.m. After 5:30 p.m., parents list with the parents. department and then they may call their toll free number "If all of these efforts fail we should talk to any friends or 1-800-342-0821. us. HOITI3 Y~ put out what is called a "Bolo" relatives that might be in the (Be on the look out)," said ,,,, area where the child lives or ' -"' Dr. Ben C. McCune elected president of education group AMERICA's LEADING SINGLE-FAMILY HOMEBUILDER Upward Bound and Talent National Council of Educational in Search Programs; Educational Oppportunity Associations Washington, D.C. will be atFlorida A&M University recruiting Dr. Ben C. McCune, Florida Opportunity Centers or other A&M University professor of training programs. In delivering his acceptance The membership of SAEOPP Sand interviewing forsummer internships. General Studies and director of speech, Mc Cune, said, "It is not represents 309 TRIO programs TRIO programs, has been only an honor but a challenge to eight Southeastern states; elected president of ,the from pursue the goals of the Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Southeastern Association of association in the face of the Educational Opportunity Kentucky, Mississippi, North current federal and state budget Carolina, South Carolina and Program Personnel (SAEOPP). proposals. Thes proposals, which Organized in 1976, SAEOPP Tennessee. include drastic cuts in financial is a non-profit organization SAEOPP's primary ,purpose is aid, an overall 28 percent to provide services that will formed to bring together those reduction in higher education INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE: students for post- persons actively interested or prepare programs and the proposed professionally involved in secondary education and to Florida tuition hikes, will have a educational opportunity facilitate institutional responses negative impact on educational opportunities for all students and programs at two-and four-year to serving more diverse student Audit Trainee students and institutions of higher education populations. especially those and related community agen- McCune officially took office especially those students from Accounting Analyst Trainee low income backgrounds." cies. at the 13th Annual SAEOPP Construction Management Trainee Many of SAEOPP's 425 Conference in Mobile, Ala., on McCune will serve as members are employed with February 15. As president, SAEOPP's president until 1987. Land Development Trainee TRIO programs, which en- McCune also will sit on the Media Communications/Investor Relations compass Special Services, board of directors of • the Trainee Personnel Trainee runs a printing shop in Fren- Purchasing Agent Trainee schtown, said he agreed that the (Conllnild from Pug 1) presence of officers in establishments cause criminal place to live." acts to cease, but what must be Tucker feels "the police action understood is merchants aren't Chief is the key to revitalization and condoning illegal acts. will help the community become Tucker then made another Internship includes room and board, transportation costs and a safe place to frequent." Roberts observation. complete benefit package, in addition to generous salary. defends agreed that police involvement is He pointed out that in Fren- needed, but still disputed the chtown there are 18 businesses motives. that serve or sell alcohol and -a To obtain more information about U.S. Home and the Rev. Reesce Joyner, president total of 25 in the greater Fren- available, join the U.S. Home representatives. tactics of Accuprint Association which chtown area. These, he said "are causing many of Frenchtown's problems." Date: WEDNESDAY-FEBRUARY 27, 1985 The meeting lasted about an Time: 7:00 P.m. hour in the basement of St. Mary's Location: HILTON-DOWNTOWN HOTEL Primitive Baptist Church on Call Street.

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Black history comes alive You don't have to look any further thin Tallahassee this month to find your heritage coming to life. Langston Hughes, Phyllis Wheatley, Sally Hem- ming, Zora Neale Hurston, Sojourner Truth and Martin Luther King will live again in a play entitled "A Walk Through Black History" which is sponsored by the English Literary Guild, the Oratory Guild, and the Women in Literature class and is guided by FAMU English teacher Barbara Speisman. Many talented students have auditioned and are taking part in the play which will hit the stage in Tucker Hall at 7:30 p.m. on February 28. We think everyone should attend this event which is taking place during Black History Month. The play will be held free of charge. A young Martin Luther King Jr. will be played by Harold Crum. To understand and enhance his oratory role and his gestures he reviewed films of King's famous speeches. Speisman said she became interested in Black women's history through her association with Louise Blackwell, a faculty member who inspired her. Mrs. Speisman applied for funding after the death of Blackwell and received a grant to continue the research Blackwell had started. That's when her in- terest in Black women like Zora Neale Hurston developed. A scholarship was founded in honor of Blackwell after her death and in 1980 the first play Why don't they leave education alone? performed by the Oratory Guild was dedicated to her. According to Speisman, another instructor, Beulah What's going on.... What's with cars and stereos are seniors, nation's defense, and that a believe that it is not good to have Hemmingway, is depicting the character Sojourner happening? and they have job offers upon college education was seen not that many blacks, or poor whites, First, Ronald Reagan wants to Truth "in an astounding one person monologue-that graduation by which to pay for only as an individual going to college; coming out brings Truth's character to actual life before the cut off or limit everyone's these items. achievement but a national in- expecting jobs and lifestyles that 'financial aid and guaranteed Still, that leaves the three- vestment. That investment is said have always been reserved for the audience." The play will also be an audience par- student loans. Then Governor weeks-at-the-beach vacation to have pushed this nation into a privileged. ticipation play, and the public, too, is invited to at- Graham wants to hike everyone's intact, right? Wrong! Unless, of high-tech society that is the envy It's the old slave mentality tend. tuition, which was just increased course you win it on the Family of the world. Now it appears that again. "Gotta keep the niggas 10 percent this year, another Feud. I can see it now, this week, the Reagan Administration insists and po' crackers down, cause' ifs -Vivian Scott 12.7 percent next year. from Tallahassee, Florida, where that we can no longer afford an dey goes to college and git' dem And what's with Reagan's " we have the Thompson family investment of this type. Baloney! selves some edumacation, dey mean-spirited Secretary of , and in this corner from Califorina Why doesn't he cut the defense might think dey's as good as us." Education William J. Bennett . w, have the Reagans." (The budget? 'We've already got But somehow I'm not surprised Rev. Steele suggesting that the proposed cuts h mpsons will be fighting to enough bombs to blow us all up at this imflammatory remark from in the student loan program keep Tola's financial aid package many times over. Why doesn't Secretary Bennett. After all, this remembered would only require "divestitures " alive, and the Reagans fighting to Reagan cut back on some of the is the same administration that of certain sorts: stereo divestiture, take it away.) services provided congress, gave us Edwin Meese who said automobile divestiture, three- Seems like things have really cabinet members, and yes, the "let the poor go to soup kitchens weeks-at.the-beach divestiture." .changed around here, in the last executive staff of the White to freeload." FREEZE THAT! four to five years. House? The memory, accomplishments and the name of the Most students, blacks in par- I'm told that some 20 years ago My guess is that the Reagan that the student loan program Rev. C.K. Steele will be structurally enshrined mn a ticular, can't afford these luxury Administration is populated by Tola Thompson items. The only students I know was viewed as being vital to the more than a few elitists who new mass transit building which everyone can see going up near the downtown area of Tallahassee on ,Tennessee Street. It's another reason to celebrate Pick in'es re sim BlackHis nameHistory became Month ain household Tallahassee. word in Tallahassee, Black Women need black men and, at one point, he was blamed for the demise of the city bus system. He was denounced, shot at, harassed, Being that it is Black History many years the black oman the times and realize these are Month, I would like to take this headed the black family, raised reviled. But he is someone to remember. the 80s. We are struggling just as the black children, and put those you are to climb the ladder of some of that emotional support The Rev. Steele was the first vice-president of the opportunity to make a plea to the back that you have robbed us of Southern Christian Leadership Conference: "Black Man," particularly those same children through school? success. over and over again. We are tired Steele was a long-time civil rights activist, who, at FAMU: Don't forget us in- SHow can you continue to put us Why not work together and of being put down for wanting to achieve our goals together? So telligent black women who need down when your mothers were be independent. Sure, we still with, other black leaders in Tallahassee, an- much more can be accomplished nouncedalong plans to investigate minority hiring and you, but are tired of struggling to among such a beautiful creation? need you but without the cost of get you, and then sacrificing to It is quite demeaning to watch side by side when two people are losing our self-respect. This was promotion practices of the city, county and school who enter the light of reaching for the same goals. Next keep you. those of you not intended to push you further system. So many of you beautiful black success and conquer high time you feel like putting one of away but to bring you closer to us (black sisters) down or calling He was the pastor of Bethel Baptist Church, 224 N. men are forgetting about your economic status only to marry a us. beautiful black sisters. So many woman of lighter color. I thought your lady something less than a Boulevard Street. As a matter of fact, it was from the pulpit of the old Bethel Baptist Church that Rev. Steele of you have borrowed the white we, as black people, had been lady, remember we love you and fighting for years to integrate--not need you but we can go on motivated black Tallahasseeans to fight for justice man's ego and can't let it go. So Dentse Baker many of you walk around as if you inter-relate. If it is subjective without you. and equality. And, it was from the new Bethel--built in This this comes from the heart. can make it on your own. Well, women that you are looking for, call attention to still You must realize that we need 1976-- that he continuedto have you forgotten that for so then I suggest you keep up with "unfinished business" of equal opportunity, justice and human rights. The Rev. Charles Kenzie Steele, Sr., was a guiding Donestdet ge1(o pe force for civil rights for over 30 years an through his efforts Boulevard Street was renamed after slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. He was also instrumental in the organization of the Inter-Civic Council that directed the quest for human rights in Tallahassee. about SGA Steele is best remembered fo the boycott of the city buses in Tallahassee which lasted almost one year, resulting in the integration of the bus system and Dear Editor: fernces stem from particular have for each other, if need be, future and you do have the ability reinforcing the movement which had started in This letter is being written issues or individual views let us maybe every meeting, be it to implement a change. work them out in a Senate or House, should Montgomery, Ala. In reference to the Freshman's learn how to S.G.A., P.S. This university has come to the honor of Person of letter to the editor. I wguld like to rational and mature manner. We be started with a moment of silent far to turn back now. So, let's all The Rev. Steele was bestowed urge the freshman class, as well Decade by The Capital Outlook, and was awarded have enough opposition on the meditation. help it keep going!! the as the other classes not to get outside without going to war To the university, I say please FAMU's most prestigious honor, the Meritorious angry or frustrated with the among ourselves! We have all get it togeather!! FAMU is a good Award in 1978. He was awarded an honorary doc- S.G.A. or Senate, for their un- probably heard the saying that university today, but with our Sincerely, torate in Humane Letters from Florida State University professional behavior which they, refers to our people as "crabs in a help, tommorrow it could be even Judith M. Douglas Jr. Concerned Student in 1979. He died of cancer in 1980. apparently displayed at the last bucket," as soon as one makes it better. We must remember that to the top, the other crabs in their every university has its conflicts, In the years to come, when Tallahassee residents use Senate meeting. Please remember that "one bad apple struggle to also make it to the top, but conflicts are meant to be to remember this the bus system, they will have cause doesn't have to spoil the bunch." end up pulling that crab that worked out! once blamed for the demise of the bus system.man, who But was they will also remember a man who was a We as. Afro-Americans must almost made it down." To the freshman class, I would This particular saying does not like to add if you believed that giant in his own community and who is one of the learn to stick together in everything. We are not all exactly have to be true, if we all help FAMU was worth coming to your reasons we can celebrate Black History Month. alike and therefore ae apt to each other and learn to pull senior year in high school, then I -Raymond Lamar have differences at one time or together. We must put away these challenge you to believe now that another. But whether our dif- feeling of animosity that we might you as Freshman are FAMU's February 22, 1985 Page 5 Malcolm X role model for youth

By Dr. Manning Marable

February 21, 1985 marks the twentieth anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X, the greatest Black nationalist since Marcus Garvey and a major spiritual and political spokesman of the 1960s. It is tragic that many youth know so little about this revolutionary figure. The Cooperative Research Network in Black Studies, based in Chicago, has urged us to plan programs on Malcolm in schools, churchss and community centers during Black History Month. Martin Luther King Jr. will be honored next year when his birthday becomes a legal public holiday. "It is our responsibility to turn our focus to the life of Malcolm X," states the Network in Black Studies. "Malcolm X was just as important as Martin Luther King Jr. and must never be forgotten." What is the relevance of El Hajj Malik ElShabazz (Malcolm X) to Black strnggles of the 1980s? First, Malcolm is an ideal role model for Black youth. Part of his greatness as a social figure was derived from his oppressed origins. Malcolm began adulthood as "Detroit Red," a small-time ghetto hustler who was sentenced to a 10 year prison term. Inside prison he transformed himself,

struggling to overcome his lack of education and political I,Itte IIII II II I " backwardness. He became the powerful minister of Temple "It is not a case of wanting Number Seven in Harlem of Elijah Muhammad's Nation of Islam. Word of his sermons brought hundreds of poor and working class integration or separation, it Black people together to hear the message. Malcolm's life is a case of wanting illustrates graphically the inherent power we all have to challenge our own weaknesses, self-hatred and fears to become freedom, justice, and. leaders and participants in the struggle for Black freedom. equality."' We remember Malcolm X because he loved us, despite the social and political contradictions within our community. In his MALCOLM X autobiography, Malcolm notes that after hours on the speaking platform, he would "become so choked up sometimes I would walk in the streets until late into the night. Sometimes I would speak to no one for hours, thinking to myself about what the white man had done to our poor people here in America." During a period when most Afro-American leaders favored nonviolent tactics, Malcolm urged activists to start "rifle clubs" to defend their neighborhoods and families against police 44 p/ brutality and white vigilante violence. When perplexed white .journalists asked Malcolm why he taught "Black supremacy," Malcolm's response was to "pour on pure fire in return": "For the white man to ask the Black man if he hates him is just like the rapist asking the raped, or the wolf asking the sheep, 'Do you hate me?' The white man is in no moral position to accuse anyone else of hate!" Contemporaries recognized that Malcolm ar- ticulated, as John Lewis once wrote, "the aspirations, bitterness, ?4 and frustrations of the Negro people." We remember Malcolm X because he was one of the very few rr I Black leaders of the period who recognized the limitations of "integration" as a political demand. When civil rights leaders condemned Malcolm for favoring racial segregation, he exhibited a surer grasp of Black social history. "It is not a case of Carl Rowan described himas an "ex-convict who became a wanting integration or separation, it.. is a case of wanting Years before Martin brke.with- the Johnson adminstration's freedom, justice, and equality," Malcolm responded. genocidal war in Vietnam, Malcolm stated that the conflict racial fanatic." But Black actor Ossie Davis' 1965 tribute to "It is not integration that Negroes in America want, it is human "shows the real ignorance of those who control the American Malcolm is what Black history says about his true legacy: "In dignity. ..An integrated cup of coffee isn't sufficient payment for power structure, their ignorance and blindness." While the honoring him, we honor the best in ourselves. He was and is a 310 years of slave labor." Malcolm understood that getting rid of Prince--our own shining Prince! - who didn't hesitate to die NAACP and Urban League were silent on international affairs, because he loved us so." Jim Crow laws and establishing Blacks' voting rights in the south Malcolm realized that Afro-American liberation could only be were only preliminary steps in the battle for real democracy. He won in conjunction with ongoing democratic and nationalist Blacks' endorsements for Lyndon Johnson's 1964 criticized struggles of other peoples of color. Malcolm's Organization for presidential candidacy, predicting with grim accuracy that Afro-American Unity, founded in 1964, established the direction Johnson Dr. Manning Marable isa would stop far short of providing a meaningful economic for the entire Black Power Movement which followed. and social program for Blacks and the poor. Attacking the Negro After Malcolm X was assassinated, Bayard Rustin described nationally syndicated columnist middle class' blind allegiance to the corporate system, Malcolm who appears in more than 100 him as "a tragic victim of the ghetto. Now that he is dead, we Sdeclared: "You can't have capitalism without racism. And if you must resist the temptation to idealize Malcolm X, to elevate newspapers nationwide. find (anti-racists) usually they're socialists or their political charisma to greatness." philosophy is socialism."

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By Kip Jones address such picayane factors as race why some student government leaders be, miniscule justification for unchecked base. Financial aid funding is also quite and 2) although I am a member of The are unethical. There is also the trend of upholding of Democratic Party rhetoric controversial. Sure, if properly used, Black Republicans? Party, I am not going to be iased at all black "leaders" sanctioning any and all is possible. financial aid is indeed beneficial, but administration. Face reality. Leftwing politicians are what about all of the over allocations Yes, Virginia, there are black (really). criticism of the current For no reason at all the Democratic Republicans! Contrary to popular belief, There seems to be a problem with the showing as big a disregard for blacks as that have only sewed to increase waste the Republican Party makes sense for relationship between blacks and our Party receives widespread support (in the Republican Party is reputed to in federal government spending. And exhibit. I question the broad support black people in America today. Unlike almost unanimously elected President. national elections) from the black furthermore, didn't our parents work Democratic leaders, Republican leaders No one seems to know exactly why. I community. From a historical sfandpoint that Democratic candidates receive. themselves through college without the Without question it appears that a aid of candy wrapped welfare do not make legions of empty promises suppose it is because President Reagan there might possibly be some justification for supporting the party that certain block of voters blindly supoort to black voters. is considered to be a bit callous when programs? (Work is usually defined as As you may or may not have guessed I dealing with blacks. The real reason of is politically the dredge of modem them. I suppose this block of votes is labor, task, or duty that affords one his am both black and a member of the course is probably one of those rarely society. If one forgets that under swayed in part by promises of accustomed means of livelihood). illustrious Republican Party. This fact understood genetically induced puzzlers. Democratic leadership poverty has developing a strong economic power The point I am trying to make by seems to perturb many members of the Anyway though, it seems that blacks enjoyed tremendous growth despite base. using financial aid as an illustrative FAMU community. Someone please tell have become so accustomed to the massi4 spending in fabled social Throughout U.S. history, blacks have point is that our government owes us me why! (Please). The only reason I have short-comings of the left that certain programs designed to counter the effects been impoverished and been without a nothing of that sort. The sooner we get found is the possibility of an innate blacks refuse to accept the challenge of of poverty there just might be a reason real economic powerbase. Pray tell, how used to the idea and prepare for the hatred of what is potentially beneficial. the right. In the last two national for blacks so rigorously supporting the in the name of hell do social programs inevitability of more cuts, the more While attempting to address this provide any sort of economic base? Oh, powerful a political and economic base elections, a full 90 percent of the votes Democratic Party. And if one ignores we as a race can begin to develop. strange topic concerning black cast by blacks went (blindly) to the fact that it is very likely that the I suppose you are right, enlarging Republicans I would like to lay down Democratic candidates. Why? I could Democratic Party doesn't give a damn foodstamp allocations will cause a very dramatic increase in the black economic the ground rules: 1) I am going to tell you why as soon as I could tell you about one's vote then maybe, just may rles_IoIotnerDeaa~es orcnia t_nnwlcrnrm-~ ~l~rr;inl~F~wtlnntrrr during the week, I get embarrassed to see them enter the building, because i kn.jw It is really sad to see the way our dorms how much extra effort they will have to are being used in an unfavorable fashion The FAMuAN by guys who don't seem to give a damn. place into their daily routine, in order to Although this sort of behavior is found get our building clean. The FAMuAN is published weekly on Thursdays during the fall throughout the campus, I am speaking Of course, you might say this is their and spring semesters. We welcome the views and opinions of our primarily about Gibbs Hall. If one walked job, but come on guys, how would you like readers on any issue. Deadline for submitting articles and letters on any floor in our dorm, he would find it if you were in their shoes. You guys in to the FAMUan is 5 p.m. on the Thursday before publication. All lJettern empty pizza boxes, bottles, paper, and Gibbs Hall know that the guys adjacent, to material should be submitted either to the FAMUAN, Florida other objects that would be considered our dorms would give anything to be A&M University, Tallahassee, Fl. 32307, or brought to the trash thrown in the halls by guys who where we are. Perhaps you guys haven't FAMUan office in room 309 Tucker Hall. seem to lack their home given discipline. realized that we are very fortunate to Sharlean Thomas ...... Editor-in-chief However, I will admit that I come a family have kitchens, carpet and other nice facilities to keep them from being Jonathan W. Ogburn...... Managing Editor where these behaviors were not in Erica Redman ...... Sports Editor process. If by chance they were, drastic degraded. Valerie Lowe ...... Advertising Manager actions were in route. Finally, all I'm suggesting is that, either Berry Davis I l...... Chief Photographer Walking in our restrooms, one would you clean up your act, or suffer the Tracie Reddick...... Production Manager think that he's dreaming because he consequences. Leoneda Inge ...... Circulation Manager would see our stalls and wash bowls Sincerely Michael E. Abrams ...... Adviser already preoccupied with objects to A.W. Ronald Norvelle ...... Designer embarrassing to mention. Though we have custodial workers to come in often February 22. 1985 Page 6 '85 r. r.. ; r - .;-. n~xr.~TJ r~arr*r

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