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OBJ (Application/Pdf) THE The Organ of Student Expression Sesmng Morehouse College Since 1898 VOL. 73, NO. 15 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE; ATLANTA, GEORGIA Thursday, May 17, 2001 Congratulations to the new 2001-2002 Maroon Tiger staff! Thursday, May 17 Geoffrey R. Bennett Dorian Burton Editor-in-Chief Arts & Entertainment 12:00-1:30 p.m. SENIOR APPRECIATION LUNCHEON Editor Morehouse Cafeteria James Britton 1:30-2:00 p.m. Charlene Cole SENIOR GROUP PICTURE Managing Editor King Chapel Plaza Sports Editor 2:00-4:30 p.m. Johnny Anderson REHEARSAL FOR BACCALAUREATE AND Philip Asbury COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Copy Editor Photography Editor Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel 4:30-5:30 p.m. RITES OF PASSAGE Christopher Eagjin Roger Spencer coordinated by College Staff Members and Campus News Editor Humphrey Alumni Association Place TBA Swing Editor Friday, May 18 Henry Thompson Shaun King 2:00-5:00 p.m. Wbr/d & Local News Editor Senior Columnist SENIORS PICK UP RESERVED TICKETS FOR PARENT SEATING AND OFFICIAL NAME CARDS TO RECEIVE DEGREE AT COMMENCEMENT George A. Peters II Gloster Hall, Room 100 Brandon Hudspeth Note: You must have your Clearance for Graduation Form Features Editor Business Manager with you to pick up your tickets, honor cords and cap and gown. W New School University Saturday, May 19 Robert J. Milano Graduate School 12:00-2:00 p.m. SENIORS PICK UP RESERVED TICKETS FOR PARENT of Management and Urban Policy SEATING AND OFFICIAL NAME CARDS TO RECEIVE DEGREE AT COMMENCEMENT Gloster Hall, Room 100 We are still accepting 2:30 p.m. ALUMNI & SENIOR CLASS MEMORIAL SERVICE CatlOOS TOF John Hope and Benjamin E. Mays Grave Sites Master of Science il nnn 2:00 p.m. degrees and certificates in: cimili 1 LINE UP FOR BACCALAUREATE • Health Services Management and Policy Front of Nabrit-Mapp-McBay — only caps and gowns-no • Human Resources Management hoods • Nonprofit Management • Organizational Change Management 3:00 p.m. • Urban Policy Analysis and Management BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel Ph.D. degree: • Public S Urban Policy Sunday, May 20 6:30 a.m. SENIORS REPORT FOR COMMENCEMENT p Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel 8:00 a.m. Hie Next Step. COMMENCEMENT call for information; 212-229-5462 Campus Green 72 Fifth Avenue New York, N.Y. 10011 049 Cover art by Derek Fordjour, Class of 2001 www.newschool.edu/milano Campus News Satcherto speak atcommencement think that it is Kasi David an awesome Campus News Editor statement to Class of2001 have him as a r. David Satcher speaker," said '63 will deliver Henry this year's Com Goodgame, mencement ad director of dress on Sunday, Alumni Rela­ May 20. This will mark the 117th tions. "As a Commencement at Morehouse Col­ former Bennie lege, Dbeginning at 8 a.m. Satcher winner and served as the 16th Surgeon General world class of the United States and was sworn figure, I be­ in on February 13, 1998. lieve that While he was serving as Sur­ there is no geon General, Satcher simulta­ better role neously served as Assistant Secre­ model espe­ tary of Health from February 1998 cially for until January 2001. Besides serving those aspiring in the federal government, Satcher to be doc­ Students awarded SGA also contributed to the education of tors." young doctors throughout the coun­ With all Scholarships try. He served within the Atlanta his experi­ University Center as the Chairman ence, Satcher n compliance with the Student of Community Medicine and Fam­ will be Aid Act passed last year by the ily Practice at the Morehouse School charged with JSGA Senate, the SGA Executive Board set aside $2,000 for scholar­ of Medicine from 1979 to 1982. providing ships to give to needy students. This After leaving the Morehouse words of in- year, our eight awardees are: Speciai spiration to School of Medicine, Satcher spent Chukwuemeka Nwabueze Ajene, Jus­ United States Surgeon General, David Satcher the first eleven years as president of tin O'Neal Anderson, Willie Meharry Medical College in Nash­ graduating Harrington, Ashley T. Head, ville, Tennessee from 1982 to 1993 trator of the Agency for Toxic Sub­ class of the twenty-first century, fol­ Lodriguez Murray (above right), the College. Leading up to his ap­ stances and Disease Registry from lowing in the tradition of past Katarro Tranel Roundtree, Tishaun pointment as Surgeon General, 1993 to 1998. alumni commencement speakers Rendrick Scott (above left) and Jef­ frey Donnell Tate. Their awards will Satcher also held the posts of Direc­ "With Dr. Satcher being the such as Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. be awarded during the fall 2001 se­ tor of the Centers for Disease Con­ quintessential health official both in and Lerone Bennett Jr., Executive mester. trol and Prevention and Adminis- the United States and worldwide, I editor of Ebony magazine. Newman to give valedictory address The POWER behind your ates to encour­ '00, much debate Michael D. Harrison potential. age them to alter emerged among ad­ Copy Editor the way they do ministration as to SALES ANALYST Class of2001 -Gaithersburg, Maryland- things over the whether or not a At Honda we've created a stimulating work­ next few years in valedictory address ing environment based on mutual respect. This e's has served in philosophy, combined with our superior prod­ an effort to have would be included just about every ucts, guarantees that our associates are proud a positive impact in this year's gradu­ to be members of the Honda team. leadership ca­ The selected candidate will play a key role in on society." Ac­ ation. Newman ad­ pacity at Morehouse. From zone sales operations and provide support for H cording to him, mits that, although District Sales Managers, including generating presiding as chapter president management reports and handling special his speech will he has received a projects. Requires a BA/BS degree or equiva­ of Morehouse's recently lent experience and a background working with address issues great deal of help financial analysis and statements. Proficiency in charted Omicron Delta Kappa, Word, Excel and PowerPoint is essential, as are such as the social from Morehouse the Golden Key National excellent organizational and communication responsibility of Assoicate Vice skills. Candidates with 3 years of retail automo­ Honor Society and the Tennes­ tive sales experience and a dealership back­ Morehouse President for Execu­ see State club to actively work­ ground are highly preferred. Must be open to graduates to lo­ tive Communica­ -travel and future relocation. Position may lead ing as a business manager for to a District Sales Manager role. cal communities tions Adrienne Har­ the Morehouse Business Asso­ For consideration, please send your resume with and to the world ris in "tweeking" salary history to: American Honda Motor ciation and a member of Phi Co., Inc., 1919Torrance Bhrd.,MS 100- and will include his speech, admin­ 1C-3A, AHM-7455MAS, Torrance, CA Beta Kappa and Beta Gamma social commen­ istration played no 90501-2746. FAX (310) 783-2110. Sigma, Business Finance major www.honda.com. An Equal Opportunity/ tary on African role in writing it. Affirmative Action Employer. Women and Ronald "Ronnie" Newman Minorities are encouraged to apply. Americans and Upon gradua­ now leads the graduating class world events. tion, this Memphis, of 2001 as the ranking valedic­ HONDA Due to col­ Tennesse native torian, maintaining a cumula­ The power of dreams? lege officials' al­ plans to work in tive grade point average of a leged disap­ New York as a fi­ 3.99. proval of last nancial analyst for Set to deliver this year's year's valedic­ Goldman Sachs & valedictory address, Newman tory address by Cedric Dark/Staff Co. in investment hopes his speech will "strike a Andreas Woods Ronald Newman, Class of 2001 banking. cord in five, ten or thirty gradu- — Thursday, May 17, 2001 THE MAROON TIGER CAMPUS NEWS PAGE 4 Duty Calls: My most memorable Morehouse experience brother here, because I con­ with grips and hugs from The party was so awe­ He was promoting his book, Bryce Hairston Kennard sider all Morehouse men my many prominent AUC al­ some that I even met a Above Our Heads-The Making Contributing Writer brother), I found out about ums. As I sampled an array Morehouse alum from my of a Morehouse Man. After he Class of 2001 an alumni party near the of food catered by the Ritz- hometown who is now a signed a copy for my friend Laughter, spirit and a school. Carlton-Atlanta, I had the doctor in Illinois. I had and I, we shared memories sea of maroon and white. and stories about our These are some of the great love for Morehouse. things that I can recall from We concluded that the 2000-01 Homecoming. when you enroll to As I stood in front of King Morehouse, you also Chapel that day of the enroll in her mission Homecoming football game, for producing capable I watched and thought. As leaders who will ad­ I watched the new greeks vance themselves and beam with a new confidence their respective com­ and the freshman scatter to munities. Because I see everything, I thought to enjoyed reading myself, "This is my last Gibbs' book so much, homecoming as a student at I decided to purchase Morehouse." eleven copies for the This epiphany was gentlemen in my puzzling yet renewing be­ protegeprogram that I cause it was at that moment created this year. that I decided to accept the It is my sincere fact that I would leave hope that the book "Dear Old Morehouse" will inspire them to shortly. Again, as I stood have the best and mingled amongst the Morehouse experi­ crowd, I grew restless and ence possible.
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