tirije Volume 50 August 30, 2000 Issue 1
Welcome, Freshmen! ( Democratic Gore/ See^Kbe ifiletcr's Lieberman ticket must-have Guide to debuts in Nashville Survival at TSU Tennessee State University Pages 8-9 Page 6 IS^ectsure Stz^dent Opirtion. and Sentiment 3 President replaced due to post-election grades Peek backs away from SGA office, stipulation limelight "\ am a broken soldier, my spirit is broken" -Peek
By Hillary S. Condon Community View Editor
President-elect Marc Anthony Peek will not be allowed to PHOTOBYJOHN].CARROLL COURTESYOFCHRISTOPHERBERRY take an official student government office at Tennessee State (Left) Marc Anthony Peek last winter, as a soldier for the TIME IS NOW STUDENT University. He came close last spring, when he was elected as presi MOVEMENT. (Right) Christopher Berry, who will soon be inaugurated as president of dent of the Student Government Association. the Student Government Association for 2000-01. However, at the end of the spring semester, his grades pre vented him from passing posi-certificalion requirements, and now, runner-up Christopher Berry w/Jl take the helm. Berr}^ready for actiofi^ sets ^ Many say he was elected because of his outspoken attitude and representation of TSU's stipulation of settlement, but Peek said he was backing down from the attention he has garnered as an activist inaugurationdateforAug.3^ in the past as well as his elected office. "I am a broken soldier," he said. "My spirit is broken." \y Henderson Hill HI "I want people who are interested m He also said that he finds it difficult to be seen on campus 'Community View Writer being SGA president to come and talk to me"' because of his mistakes, and feels the pressure every time he is more," Berry said. "I think if people are inter approached by those who elected him. ested in running for SGA president they should Christopher Berry will be inaugurated "I know how much faith the people had in me," he said. "I know about priorities and history of the office." IS the new Student Government Association hate that I let them down." Berry said that individuals w.ho )residentThursday, Aug. 31, at 5:30 p.m. on the Peek says he failed post-certification requirements with two become SGA president should also keep in "D" grades; one in the History of the English language, the other in iawn of President Hefner's home. mind they should not allow extracurricular Berry is tlie second president to be Logic and Critical Thinking. He is the first to admit that grades were activitiestointerferewiththeirsuccessas pre^ installed runner-up the two years, not a priority last spring. as a in last ident. "Last year my focus was Tennessee State University," Peek ifter the initially-elected President was dis- Although Berry was not originally lissed because of failing to meet post-certifica- said. "My focus was the stipulation of settlement...! deemed that elected as president, he .says he still would have, ion requirements. more Important than myself." found a way to be involved with the SGA by •; He believes this will help people to The stipulation of settlement requiresTSU to increase its enroll running for a representative-at-largc position. tot make the same mistake of failing to meet ment of white and other non-black students. Sf. 30St-certificatlon requirements. See "Berry" on Page 2 See "Grades" on page 2 Car crash leaves one TSU student dead, another "satisfactory" By Mia D. McNeil from Memphis for the first day of classes A candlelight vigil sponsored by the killed. last Friday. The car driven by Gatewood SGA was held on Monday at 9 p.m.al the Stewart was Editor in chief was approximately 15 miles outside of ampitheater. easily recogniz Nashville when it was hit from behind by His friend Jessica Davis, a junior, able by his profes-. A car accident involving two another vehicle. Once hit, the car.pro says that it was important to Stewart to sional ba|^^tball. Tennessee Stale University students has ceeded to flip on the expressway. make it to his 21st birthday. jersey, oversized left one dead and the other In serious con Stewart, in the passenger seat, "He was raised in an enviomment shorts, a baseball dition at Vanderbilt UniversityHospital in was killed and Gatewood was taken to where people didn't make it to 21," she cap always turned Nashville. to the back and VanderbiltUniversityHospital;" - said. "He always said it was important to Stewart Demetrius D. Stewart, 21 and At fHctcv press time, Gatewood, a him to make it." knee-high socks. Naaman Gatewood, 20. both from junior, was upgraded from serious to sat Stewart, a junior, had turned 21 on But Chanda Santiago, Stewart's former Memphis,were travelingback to TSU isfactory condition. July 23, only a month before he was See "TSU" on page 2 Page! tKIjejHcter ' August 30,2000 Grades prove fatal for Peek in post-certification days From Paee 1 Peek said. "I don't want the student body to Although Peek did not decide to run for office be broken... I'd like the student body to stand until less than a month before the elections, he was by behind the representatives they elected to rep no means unknown before his campaign. resent them." Peek was active in student leadership as the Although he says he was asked by TSU founderof the Time is NowStudent Movement, which President James A. Hefner to "back away" began Oct. 1 to address the stipulation issue. from stipulation issues because of the bad The organization sparked controversy andnegative publicity and his own desire to back away publicity for the university last winter as members dis from the limelight because he let his fellow guisedtheir faces withwhitepaint and brandishedpick students down, he sees himself as a "free et signs protesting the stipulation of settlement at the agent," to be used for assistance by any and annual Martin LuUier King Day march atTSU. all who need him. The SGA president-elect was also active in the* "I will continue to stand on what I feel is Concerned StudentAssociation,a like-mindedgroup on right, and I will continue to empower my campus, and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. peers to the best of my ability," Peek said. Despite his drastic differences with the new admin- "Regardless of what happens, I am still in PHOTOS BY JONATHAN GRAY -istcition, headed by runner-up Christopher Berry, Peek thanksgiving to my creator. Marc Peek(left) and Chris Berry in the days before the april encourages alTsludents-to follow their officials. Godknowswhatis best...Godhasa electionandpostcertificationwoes.Berrywill beinaugu- "WithChris, theSGA's goingto do a fantastic job," , and I'm just filling in the piecespieces."- rated on the President's lawni on Aug.a..^ 31.oi Berry plans for future of the new SGA f eath remembered From Page 1 ^omPage1 I He also said he would have stood told the student behind the SGA even if he had not body, "Yes, we have ^friendsayNthathewasalsoeas-I 1 been elected president, because overcome many lly recognizedby his good-hearted not doingso woulddefeat the pur obstacles, but the pose of him supporting a student- best is yet to come." 3 ^ "He was happyperson. He based organization. He still believes and always sincere. Me^ "I had to just lake the sum in that sentiment, jyould always put you before him- c* mer off and pray about it," Berry but says work is ?>V)Cvaid. said. "1 would still be involved in needed to ovetcomc H AsvSantiago.Tennesseun Otherleadership positions, such as these obstacles. miitor, addressed in the 1999 100BlackMenand various things "We needed to gjhnessean,Stewartwouldoften in my church." redefine our purpose galkherhomefromthestudent ,,3 Berry said that his views on and raise Tennessee Pnterafterlongnightsof bothof^^'fiwood the presidency have changed State University to iiemworkingontheyetirbook,sheastheassisuinlyearbotj since he went through the process another level," rtoratthattitne.andheasasportswriter. • of running forpresident, whichhe Berry said. "We SportswasapassionforStewartatTSU. I lost with 554 votes to Marc need to remind peo S Notonlywasheaspoilswntcrfortheyearbook,butij Anthony Peek's 596 votes. ple what their roles j|articipaledintheintranuiraibasketballandfootballieaguJ "I am more prepared since I are as SGA mem jiiirmghistenureatI'SU. 1 was able to see more from the bers, and by spread HeliadplanstoiryoutfordieTigersFootballteamduriiJ outside before I was president." ing the word of ;ffiesummer,butdecidedtogohometoMemphisforthesuitI Berry said that he realized that the structure to fresh SGA needed more structure by merinstead. | men and by planting PHOTO COURTESYOF CHRISTOPHER BERRY ^ Perhapsthemo.sttellingaspectaboutStevvailcomesfrai| amplifying the roles of committee seeds." ;&smofher,AnitaSlewail.."Henevergavemeaday'slroi| members. AtypicalBerrySGA2000-0X:PresidentChnstopherBeny Ij^e."shesaid."Hewasjustgood."- I He says he believes in mak speechincludessev-f ApnlFrazierareready ing the SGA vision unified. eral motivational begintheschoolyear. Berry wants the members of inspiration and acronyms. audience. At Wht Jleter's press time, funeral arrange SGA to have a shared vision with Forexample,describingthe "If it touchedoneperson,it ments for Stewart were not finalized. However, the student body. SGAoffice as S- erving , G-' made a difference," he said, students may send their condolences to: "Being of one accord and iving,andA-chievingwasoneof "Differentis good. sharing ideas is one of my overall BerryBerry'ss most recognizable And the new SGA.SGA president goals for the year," he said. acronyms during the April elec MJ Edward Funeral Home urges people to continue to ask Such things as a community tions. questions, know that the SGA 1165 Airways Boulevard service project for the entire cam He says the use of acronyms door is always open, and to build Memphis, TN 38114. pus in the fall and a Million- is just a personal touch he likes to instead of tear down. Person March for Historically use in his speeches. Berry "If you tear down, come with Black Colleges and Universites in Gatewood may receive get-well wishes at: believes in crowd participation, better ideas," he said.- the spring. whichis why he had the freshmen He says he believes in ideas repeatachantat theelectionrally Vanderbilt Hospital from seniors to freshmen. last semester. Rm. 6431 Before the Student Election Berrysaysthisis his wayto Nashville, TN 37240. Commission week in April, Berry conveyhishiddenmessagestohis eter Titans owner presents $100,000 to TSU foundation
By Hillary S. Condon Community View Editor
"Bud" K.S. Adams, owner of the Tennessee Titans football team, present ed a gift of .$100,000 to the Tennessee State University Foundation's Scholarship Fund this summer at the 20lh Annual Foundation Dinner. With his wife, Nancy, Adams was the special honorce at the event, which raised a total of $500,000 for TSU. "Tonight, we stand side-by-side to being young people to the banquet of life." Adams said as he delivered the check to TSU President James A. Hefner. "We are giving them the oppor tunity to taste the fruits of knowledge, to sample the joys of learning and prosper ing from their knowledge. Their pros perity will benefit us all." This is not the first interaction between the Titans franchise and TSU. In addition to the training camps thai were held in the now-retired Hale Stadium in 1997 and 1998, the two foot ball teams are joint tenants in the state- PHOTO COURTESYOF TSU PUBLIC RELATIONS of-the-art Adelphia Coliseum.* BudAdams(center)is presentedwitha portraitbyMalindaTrickChandler(right)attheTennesseeState UniversityFoundationDinner,atwhichhepresentedTSUPresidentJamesA.Hefnerwith$100,000. New dean appointed to College of Arts & Sciences Lawsonbrings experience and knowledgefrom around the globe By Mia D. McNeil ing a desire"to returnto teaching,Sciences,theuniversity'slargestcollege, CollegeofArtsandSciencesbecausehe researchandwritingandallowfornew whereheimplementedbaccalaureatepro- wantsachanceto"dialoguewithstaffand Editor in Chief leadership,"hesaidintheApril20edition gramsinhealthinformationmanagementstudents,"sotheycansharea visionfor of ®I)B iFletcr. and occupational therapy and a masters thecollege. A Guinean proverb that hangs on the "I was very impressed with degreeprogram •in physical• • • therapy.• . However, he said that he is "person- wall of Dr. William Lawson says, "He (Lawson)," said Dr. Donald Page, a mem- ^Although accomplishing_ much at ally committedto qualityassuranceand who does not cultivate his field will die of ber of the search committee to fill the ASU, including being the immediate past thebestinstruction possible." hunger." position. "He was atthe topof my list."list. chairoftheAlabamaCouncilofDeansof Hisgoalis forstudentsto beableto As new dean of the College of Arts Lawsonisanactivememberofmany ArtsandSciences,he says he wasready communicateeffectively;have apprecia- and Sciences, Lawson is determined for organizations,includingAlpha Kappa for a changeanddecidedTSUwasthe tionfortheworldinareassuchashistory, TSU arts and sciences students to be well Delta International Sociological Honor right direction for" him.•• social sciences and natural sciences; prepared for life after college. Society, Phi Delta Kappa Professional He said he wanted to experience new manipulate data and think critically. "I want for students to use TSU's Fraternity in Education and Pi Gamma challenges at a larger institution with "I want students to take what they education, not just to earn a living, but to Mu Social ScienceHonor Society. more resources and make,a difference. learn to the community and be defined by improvethe humancondition," hesaid. After gaining his B.A., M.A., and "I was extremely impressed with theirability. After a nearly eight-month search,a Ph.D. degrees in sociology from TSU and with the quality of faculty. The Lawson may be contacted in the TSU committee chose the Lafayette, Ala., Knoxville College, Atlanta University campusinfrastructureis marvelousand I College of Arts and Sciences office at native to replace former arts and sciences and Iowa State University respectively, was very impressed by students and their 963-5971, on the first floor of the dean, Bobby Lovett. Lovett resigned Lawson became the dean of Alabama questions," he said. Lawson says that he Graduate building.* from hisposition lastyearonAug. 17cit- State' University's college of Arts and is hesitant to discuss his plans for the The Tennessean yearbook is now accepting applications for various positions.
Come by The Tennessean^s office in Kean Hall, Suite 304, or call editor Chanda Santiago at 963-5036. tKhe ii^leter August 30, 2000 Forum Editor in Chief Mia D. McNeil iHeter News Editor Kester Kilkenny The Measure of Student Opinion and Sentiment Community View Editor Hillary S. Condon Tennessee State University Arts & Entertainment Editors Metra Baugh, Sparkle Davis TSU Box 1246; 3500 John A. Merritt Blvd. Copy Editors Sonja Jones, Regan Toomer Nashville, TN 37209-1561 Advertising Manager Dorian Wynn phone: 615-963-5652, fax: 615-963-5452 Adviser Pamela E. Foster ^ From where I sit: Twice is not nice
happen again. not, you say "If I pass this class, I'm Cfje iWeter Evidently, I was wrong. straight," you should not run. You should Mia D. Am I the only one who realizes how be worried about passing the class. McNeil embarrassing this is to TSU? I hope not, 2. If you have a hard time figuring because if I am, this will surely happen out if you have enough hours to run for a again. position, save yourself the embarrass Yes, ®ljc fBleter did endorse Marc ment and don't. welcomes all\ Peek, and aside from the academic 3. If you have no idea what the term aspect, I still think that he is the right per "post-certification" means, which evi HSHkm son for the job, but my opinion, in this dently is true for a lot of people, please Usually, I take this opportunity to case, doesn't matter. leam. welcome the incoming freshmen and What's done is done and done equals Learn quickly. Write it down. Ireshmen and new students to the university, but this gone for Peek. Commit it to memory. Please. time I think my topic is more important However, let us not be so quick to 4. Finally, if you know in your mind than a welcome. think that this is just a presidential prob and inyourheart that you are not ready to As you have read, for the second lem, many people in lower positions have run, please realize that unlike Cinderella, lime intwoyears, an SGApresident-elect been ousted for the same reason. there will be no Fairy Godmother to has been ousted from office because of Don't get me wrong. Holding a change your mentality and grades b returning academic performance. position on this campus is great. I have midnight. Would someone please, I am beg had more doors opened to me as editor of Now, as for what the SGA will be ging, tell me how we,andyes,I do mean this paper than anyone I know, but the likethis year afterthishappening again,I we, allowed this to happen in the highest notoriety is fleeting and will pass while hastento speculate,but I will ask youto student office a second time? Student- your education remains. refer back to last year and hope that it S students to voters who really care about SGA. came Everyone's goal is to graduate and out to vote for the person they wduted as will be better. preterabVy on time, not gain a position. 1 expect good things from the SGA president,and once again, we havebeen To keep this fromhappeningagain on let down. thisyear,butI cautionthem to stayon any position, I have compiled a list of their toes. I believe that if the SGA does I'm sick of it. thingstoletyouknowthatyourpriorities that, the students will too.* Tennessee Thisisjust anotherclassicexample may be skewed about running for an of howwe don't have our prioritiesin office. order. I thought that after the mess from 1.Ifatanytimeduringtheprocess of last year, people would not want that to deciding on whether you should run or uFromWhereI Stand: Willyouhavethe faithto train? I knew the different plays, player mainfocusofthis wholecamp." Baugh positionsandmostofthefootballjargon. It's obviousthat Sandersis a very That special day finally came and it was God-fearing man. Arts & no surprise to me thatI forgot it all. He alwaysgives God the praise in University, I Bntertain- As the other reporters and I stood in everything he does. We often fail to do jnent the sweltering sun for a few hours, I thatandthatiswhenwefail.Beforeevery thoughtaboutthe differentquestionsthat lEd/tor game Sanders saysa prayer. I could ask the players. He"said, "I'm dependingon Christ I still came up with nothing. when I step out on the field." Finally, after practice was over, we As a freshman, I observed Tennessee wereable to havethe student-Titanpress Collegeis a big trainingcampthat StateUniversityandit's surroundingsand prepares you for all of life's difficulties conference. I thought I'd never survive. After a tiring practice, Chris Sanders and triumphs, so what you do here at Well, now as an editor at UTIjeiHeter (#81, Wide Receiver) took the time to tell Tennessee State University can either (andas a graduating senior) I can see TSU usabouttheimportanceoftrainingcamp help you or hinder you. and its surroundings in a totally different andwhatgetshimpumpedbeforeagame. Have a great The same is true for the Tennessee light and I praise God for that. "Youreally have to get your mindset Titansandtheirgoalsduringtheseasonal The people at TSU are wonderful. because you gotta realize that football is training camp. And the whole experience is priceless. fun, butalso it's yourjob. This summer,I was given the oppor Experience is good and plentiful at "You'vegottocomeinhereprepared tunity to attend the Titans' first Student Tennessee State University's training number one. You've got to come in here MediaDay at the Baptist Sports Park. camp, but will you take the time to seek it, schoolyear! withyourmindfocused number two. And A weekbeforeStudentMedia Day, I obtain it and use it? get ready to help your team get back to scrambled to leam as much as I could Will you have faith? • the Super Bowl. And I think that's the about football. August 30, 2000 Wbe Meter Page 5
Letter to the Editor: Accountability dje iHcter is now
And we know thai alt things work not know exactly what purpose my mother, mom, aunt and uncle received accepting together for good to them that love creator has for me. while attending TSU. God, to them who are the called So until I receive my call, I will 1 love TSU for all the lessons I applications for the according to the will of God . continue to assist my people in over have been taught while attending. I (Romans 8:28) coming injustice and oppression. will continue to love TSU when my following positions: The second semester of the 1999- son attends our university. In the midst of any situation that 2000 academic year, 1 lost my acade In short, I love TSU and all of the has the possibility to cause spiritual, mic focus. friends I have been blessed with while mental, emotional or physical harm, I 1 was preoccupied with doing in attendance. Staff Writers am reminded of this scripture. I everything to fight against the "stipu I pray you share the same love. received this scripture from a minister lation of settlement." It is true, 1 was See you next revolution. in 1996 while recovering from the car forewarned by elders in administra (smile) accident that took my life. tion and faculty to allow the universi Marc Anthony Peek Finance Writers Once I regained my conscious ty to be sold to the highest bidder ness, 1 remember being told the doc (UT/TBR/racists). Due to my acade tors pronounced me dead seven days mic negligence and my seriously iffleterwel- before. As the doctor continued to strong desire to preserve the Advertising Assistants give me a detailed verbal reply of the Agricultural and Industrial State comes Letters to the medical procedures performed, 1 Normal school's (present-day TSU) Editor from received a revelation. culture and heritage, 1 received poor Photographers My revelation came to me after grades in two classes. students, faculty and the doctor asked me if 1 wanted to During my campaign, I stressed know the length of time 1 was legally accountability and empowerment. 1 the entire dead. My revelation was two-fold. stand as a man, accountable for my TSU community. Layout and Design Half of it dealt with my disregard for short coming and success. 1 did not obtaining an answer to the question of make the post-certification criteria for Managers how long 1 was legally dead. SGA president, but you better believe Please address all As far as Marc Anthony Peek is that 1 will continue to speak truth to concerned, one-tenth of the time it power. letters to takes one heart beat to meet the next is 1 am in full support of the present Copy Editors too long. The second half of my reve SGA and our SGA president. I am Mia McNeil, Editor lation dealt with my duly to service. more than content with the comfort of in Chief, TSU P.O. As my great-grandmother would knowing that they will uphold stu always say, "Everyone is placed with dent's rights and best interests with Box 1246^ 3500 John Come by Vtlje Meter in this cardinal realm for a purpose." the tenacity and urgency warranted. I A. Merritt Blvd., When I "flat-lined" and was pro will not create any agitation ... unless office in Kean Hall nounced dead by the doctors, appar I am presented with the need to. Nashville, TN, 37209, Suite 304 or call Mia ently I had not served my purpose. So ASHE. or email to theme- my creator made an appearance and I love TSU for what all of my McNeil at 963-7530. denounced the doctors decision. I do great aunts and uncles (four), grand [email protected].
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. f M < Page 6 tlClje ifBeter August 30, 2000 Gore/ Lieberman ticket debuts in downtown Nashville Historic running mate choice breaks racial and religious boundaries in politics
By Hillary S. Condon of America forever." Community View Editor The vice presidential candidate, in his introductory speech by Gore, was hailed as a warrior for civil rights - trav Vice President AI Gore hails him as eling to the South in college to register a crusader for families, sayinghe has "all the experience and integrity, ... the African-Americans to vote, and nominat ing John Kennedy for president. courage and commitment, and for all of "And as I stand next to him today, I his public life...has stood for working believe we are all one step closer to truly families." being one nation," Gore told the huge Republicans and Democrats alike crowd of supporters. offer praise for Gore's selection of Vs U. "We both believe, with our whole Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman as his running mate in the race for the resolve, that as Americans we must make real the great ideal that we are one coun --White House. try, with a At the Aug; 8"announcement at the common destiny." War Memorial Plaza in Nashville, surg Gore addressed the crowd of home ing heat lit a fire both under the crowd town supporters in his introduction of his and the emotional Lieberman, who running mate, and said that his choice would make history as the first Jewish would "tear down a mighty wall of divi vice president if elected. sion" that exists in politics today. "Dear Lord, maker of miracles," The White House hopefuls also Liberman prayed, "I thank you for brin ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO demonstrated an appeal to the local crowd, from speaking of rural Tennessee ing me to this extraordinary moment in Vice President Al Gore announced his running mate in Nashville this roots of both the Gore and Lieberman my life." month, democratic Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman. He also hailed Gore's historic families to a mention of Lieberman's choice as a "miracle," and said the bold step would appeal to a larger, more Lieberman thanked Gore for granddaughter, whose name is none diverse crowd. "breaking down this barrier for the rest other than...Tennessee.* Are you interested in writing? Mississippi youtb found dead, lynching conspiracy suspected Do you have Rev. Jesse Jackson young man "had a lot to live ment. His family, however, had transportation? joins cause to support for." "A hanging Black man in refused to turn over the com family who say suicide In the Johnson case, two Mississippi is a powerful thing puter to anyone but the agents Write for was impossible autopsies, including one com that conjures up all kinds of from Washington, because the Community View! missioned by the family found images," said Joe Roy, a lawyer family felt that the only way to that Johnson's injuries were at the Southern Poverty Law have the computer fairly exam Call Hillary By Henderson Hill IH consistent with suicide. Centerin Montgomery, Ala., an ined. Condon at 963- Community ViewWriter There were no bruises or organization that keeps tabs on However, 12 state and 5555. other marks on the body, and racist groups. county agents went to the there wasno trace of a struggle A Black youth was found "Butit serves us no goodto home, while Johnson's parents found at the scene of his death. hanging from a pecan tree in label it all until the investiga were out of town. Instead the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who is front of his red cinderblock tion is complete." agents obtained the computer a leader of the Rainbow/PUSH home offa small blacktop road, "I know that he didn't take from Rondel! Johnson, one of Coalition, is an activist for nestled in trees facing a pasture his own life," mother Maria Johnson's older brothers. TSUSwimmingPool minority rights. Jackson has in Kokomo, Miss. Johnson said. Jackson said that the GentryComplex x-5610 also ruled out suicide and The death of Raynard "He's dead and somebody seizure by the county and state believes that Johnson was a vic Johnson, 17, on June 16, has did it and everybody's a sus officials was "gestapo-like" MondaythroughFriday 12-1:30pm tim of a lynching. pect." Openswim sparked national attention. because of the number of inves - wHhlapswimm'ing Jackson has been the fami Johnson's family, particularly Johnson's mother refuses tigators and the fact that ly's representative at news con his mother, believes that the to add her son to the Black teen Raynard's parents were out of MondaythroughThursday ferences along with their suicide rate. OpenRecswim youth was murdered as a warn town. lawyerLewis Myers, has cham ing to other Black males who According to Self Jackson holds to the idea - Po(^opentoallFaculty.Staff,andStudenti pioned prayervigilsthrough the have relationships with white Destruction: The Increase in that Johnson's death is a hate ' T.S.U.IDrequiredtoenterswimmingpooll Marion County community of women. the Black TeenSuicideRate, by crime • PoolavailaljleforrentalsS poolparties Kokomo, Miss. Dara Cook, Black teens contactOeptofHPER,3"ft,GentryComplex. The family believes that A hate crime is defined by The Johnson family said the teen's death may be con between the ages of 10-19 the Hate Crimes Prevention Act • Pro^hop Itemsforsaleinpooloffice. that the belt found around nected somehow with the two increased by 114 percent as a crime in which the defen Raynard's neck was not his white, teenage girls he and between 1980- 1999. dant intentionally selects a vic own, the family also argues that Roger, one of Johnson's older Columbia, Miss, investiga tim becauseofthe actualorper the Federal Bureau of brothers, visited days beforehis tive officials seized Johnson's ceived race, color, national ori Investigation lost critical evi death. computer to see if there were gin, ethnicity, gender, gender dence such as an answering Friends and family mem any notes saved on the comput expression or identity, disability machine tape. bers contend that Johnson did er to shed some light on his or sexual orientation of any per- The FBI refused to com death. Cuirentiyaaepdngapplicationsforlifegjards* not commit suicide, because the See "Johnson" on Page 7 August 30,2000 Wf)eMeter Page 1 We're not in Atlanta anymore Titans flip Super Bowl score in rematch Are you By Hillary S. Condon O'Donnell, who replaced McNair in the CommunityViewEditor secondhalf..half. McNair was nursing a'sore shoulder The full moon over Adelphia last week, but practiced before the game at a training session open to Titans fans. registered to Coliseum and the 68,072 fans lit a fire under the Tennessee Titans in a Monday He said at halftime that his shoulder Night Football preseason match against felt "pretty good," and that he was still their Super Bowl rivals, the St. Louis impressed with new receiver Carl Pickens, who proved his $20 million Rams. vote? worth in the preseason opener against In a stark contrast to the 23-16 Rams win at Super Bowl XXXIV in January, Kansas City. the Titans reclaimed their prowess by "Carl ran some good catches, and pummeling the Rams 30-3. as a quarterback, you need to get to him," McNair said. "You need a wide More of the Titans' roster was Exercise your right to shownin the rematch, after runningback receiver who can make tough catches, Eddie George and quarterback Steve and he has done it two weeks in a row." While the Titans failed to make the McNair showed their stuff in the first startlingdrivesthat nearly won the Super vote today... pick up a half. Bowl, the running game and offensive Tennessee stayed on top throughout the game, only allowing their rivals to package was pleasing to the fans as well score a 36-yard field goal in the second as to the team members themselves. voter registration quarter. Stepping into the spotlight were "They (the offensive line) were several new draft picks and free agents really knocking people back off the ball for the Titans, including linebacker tonight,"Georgesaid. form in tKtje jftflEtcr Keith Bullock and tight end Erron McNair has high hopes for the Kinney. future of the Titans in preseason and in Kinney, who head coach Jeff Fisher the regular season, calling the rematch office (Kean Hall, says is "the ideal player to coach," made performance "just a glimpse." a great rookie debut, catching a 25-yard "There's a lot more in store," he touchdown pass from quarterback Neil said.* Suite 304) or call Hillary S. Condon at 963-5555.
Johnson-family still searches for answers Continued from Page 6 Mack Charles Parker, accused of raping a white woman, was pulled from a jail cell, beaten and shot. In this case, the family believes the In 1999, the U.S. Department young man's death was intentional and reported that in Mississippi six total inci fueled by racial animosity. dents of hate crimes were reported. This sentiment was amplified by the On a nationwide scale of anti-Black epithet on a bridge near Johnson's home murder and violent death cases, there that stated "Kill All Niggers." were 2,988 incidents, 3,805 offenses, Jackson said the slur remained for 3,945 victims, and 3,099 known offend weeks before Raynard's death. ers. Sixty- one percent of the incidents The writing was removed, but its were motivated by racial bias. sentiment still lingers in Kokomo. Recently the Rainbow/PUSH "It has Emmett Till all around it, Coalition began to investigate claims and these questions have to be that several other mysterious deaths of answered," Jackson said. Black males within Marion County have Till, a 14-year-old Black youth occurred within the last 18 months. from Chicago. While visiting family in With the possibility that Raynard Johnson is one of many Black men who AP PHOTO COURTESY OF YAHOO.COM Mississippi, he was lynched in 1955 for may have died at the hands of local St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner (13) is sacked by Tennessee whistling at a white woman. white supremacists, people have to won Titans defensive end Kenny Holmes (99) in the first quarter of their pre The last lynching of a Black man in der what is happening in the dark of season game in Nashville on Monday, Aug. 14,2000. Mississippi occurred in 1959 when Mississippi.* August 30, 2000 Page 8 tCljE jj^letcr Tennessee State University tKfje iHetcr Tennessee State Publication Schedule University August 30 September 6 2000 Football Schedule September 20 October 4 September 2 Alabama State October 16 (Big John Meixitt Classic) 1 Adelphia Coliseum 6 p.m November September 9 North Carolina A&T November 15 (Riverfront Classic) December 6 Cincinnati, Ohio noon January 17 September 16 Jackson State January 31 (Southern Heritage Classic) February 14 • Memphis, Tn. 6 p.m. February 28 September 23 Florida A&M March 28 (Atlanta Football Classic) Atlanta, Ga. 4 p.m. April 11 September 30 OPEN DATE April 25 October 7 Eastern Illinois Charleston, 111. 1:30 p.m. For submissions: All calendar items must November 2 Tennessee Tech University October 14 UT-Martin Cookeville, Tn. 6:30 p.m. be submitted at least five (5) business days (Homecoming 2000) November 11 Murray State prior to the date of publication, and each adver Adelphia Coliseum 6 p.m. Murray, Ky. 1:30 p.m. tisement must be submitted at least fourteen October 21 Western Kentucky November 18 Southeast Missouri (14) business days prior to the date of publica- Adelphia Coliseum 1:30 p.m. Adelphia Coliseum 1:30 p.m. October 26 Eastern Kentucky ,tion. Richmond, Ky. 6*.30p.ni. Awdates are subject to cbange. FaU 2000 Attention Freshmen! Freshmen Election Week will be held from Sept 5-8, Academic Schedule Applications for those interestedin running for Freshmen representative positions will be available at the informa September 4 - Holiday from courses tion desk in the Student Center. September 7 • Opening Convocation November 3 • Last day to withdraw October 5 - Applications duein major from the University Tbesday, Sept 5 departments for students completing under November 23-24 - Holiday JnformationaJ 6 p.m. Forum graduate and graduatedegree requirements in December 1 - Priority deadline for appli Wednesday, Sept. 6 Spring 2001 cations for admission to the University for Nomination Convention 6 p.m. Forum October 9-14 - HomecomingWeek Spring 2001 Thursday, Sept 7 October 16-20 - Midterm exam week December 6 - Last day of classes Ice Cream Social 4 p.m. Wilson Hall October 23 • Midterm grades due at December 7-15 - Final examinations Friday, Sept 8 noon December 20 - Final grades due at noon Voting na.m.-5p.m. ForumLobby November 3 • Last day to withdraw Know your elected Student Government Association Representatives Kamelia Shadid TaraShaun Cain - Junior - President Christopher Berry: 963-5657 Quaterris Vamer ^ LaDawn Blackett - Junior VicePresident AprilFrazier: 963-5656/; Coutney L. White < • Shawntaz Crawford - Sophomore Miss Tennessee State University ' ' •Kevin GilliamII _ . ' Miss Senior- Candice Boatwright 'a. "a Tamara S. Moore: 963-5659 Hi' ' •' Catrina Robersori ' Miss Junior - Adrienne Scruggs {A'!i f StudentUnionBoardofGovernors N'JemeleBush Miss Sophomore - Brandee Waters i^,(5.ChairpersonPebblinWarren:963-5653 Brandy F. Tate All representatives can be reached in f VStudentElectionCommission963-5654 - Damyon Thompson / JamieRilby(Speakerofthe House) the SGA oHice, located on the second floor, •.,v of Kean Hall in Room 217. f; . Representatives-At-Large The House ofDelegates members each-? Kweisi Johnson Class Representatives havemailboxesin the waitingarea and may Raushanah Muhammad - Senior Dacia Sellers be reached at 963-7772. August 30, 2000 ne Meter Page 9 Keys for Campus Survival Campus Crime Prevention Tips TSUstudentsmayreportrape or assaultby contactingDr. Johnetta Moreland,PreventionCounselor. Her.officeis located in the basementofKean Hall, and she may also be reached at 963-5171. In thefallsemester,Dr.Morelandwilloffercrimepreventionseminarsat various dates, times and locations to be announced.
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freshmen and returning students to Tennessee State University. Have a great pray to God/ army, who has gone above and beyond Oh, Heavenly the demands of his officers. On Father, keep my "WWII" he verbally displays confi head above the denceand lyrical energy from the begin water/ It's your ning to the end. world we yo Eve and Jadakiss alternate game Various Artists Shaft children/ Yo over a tropical sounding melody, which sons and Yo daughters/ We strugglin' (Soundtrack) 4 fits perfectly with the music video for tryin' to get it together/ But some of us "Got It All." Later, on the track Sometimes collaborative efforts are ain't gonna see tomorrow." "Twisted Heat," Twista and Drag-On failures and other times these efforts are Ten out of 16 tracks is not bad for a drag a few verses through a medium well worth the timeand money.This time soundtrack. The next time you need musi paced beat, and end the song with a around, for the Shaft soundtrack, LaFace cal variety and just time to relax, pop in twisted, flipped type flow over the same Records has proven that when you take Shaft and you'll be satisfied. Metra beat, but with a faster tempo. the time to select the appropriate artists, Baugh Yung Wun also uses his skills to the outcome is implicit. This CD is an Ruff Ryders Compilation completehis duty - totorep represent the ATL exceptionandwellworththebrief ^mmm PHOTOCOURTESYOFARISTARE<^pRE>S explanation. Ryders and Swizz Beatz. Please believe it. On the track "Summer DISCuss This!: Metra Baugh Rain," Carl Thomas peers out Kelly Price Mirror Mirror 5 side his window and sees that Next Welcome II Nextasy 3 we are exposed to a misty mix- ItimetowatchtheSuf>er ' Mo,st fanULsies don't come Bowl half time. Kelly ture of the guitar and the mas- Attention all ladies: There is a meet tnie and even if they do they gives him a rendition of saging drips of the piano. He , ing in Nextasy and T-Low, R.L. and are told by a mother or father to the National Anthem brings us in from the stormy Tweety will be our speakers. idieir child at bedtime. Kelly that he'll never forget ^ weathertohavea heart-to-heart | Please don't be late. Price's life story is real, heart- The key to being a true conversationabout how loving tannins Producers KayGee and Clive Davis jwarming, tind like wine it gets diva is knowledge of and caring his woman is to him. are at it again with Next's sophomore CD jbetler and better with lime. lovefor Isaac Hayes is one who one'sself.Welcome II Nextasy. On her sophomore CD. Because after .self love needsnointroduction,butplen- ^fjnor If Next had the courage to tell the Mirror Mirror, you can hear Ieverything and every ty of respect. He's the one who ladies that they had that "Butta Love" land literally feel her hurt, her one else falls into place. created the first version of the {Rated Next, 1997), then surely they have |sprit, her concerns and her Who can run away from "Theme From Shaft." Now he's ' the every right to ask the ladies to be their love. love? back to give us more precious "Wifey" in the year 2000. This up-tempo Lyrics are created in order Price can't. She and memories about that bad man party sing will have the club rocking from to make the listener cognizant j Jeffery RoUe have been named Shaft. side lo side. of its deep meimings. While lis united for quite a while The King Guest tening Like most of the other millennium of tening tto and analyzing her | and both shore a
NutXy Professor II: The Klumps
Eddie, Eddie, Eddie has done it again...and this time he's brought the whole family. Eddie Murphy is back as PHOTO COURTESY OF UNIVERSAL PICTURES By Sparkle Davis Professor Sherman Klump in this hit EddieMurphyand Janet Jacksonshare quite a few laughs in Nutty Arts and Entertainment Editor sequel. Professor II: The Klumps. In the film, Klump is engaged to has a bit of a rendezvouswith the rela- questions,then a dose of TheKlumps is Denise Gaines (Janet Jackson) who has tions -giver Granny Klump. whatyou need. Mission Impossible 2 invented a youth serum that can turn back So does Love get his hands on the time temporarily, restoring one's youth- serum? Will Sherman marry Denise? QoneGone in SixtySixtv SecondsSoCOndS A fulness again. Will Granny Klump stop having rela- But when his alter-ego Buddy Love Randall "Memphis" Raines Tom Cruise is back in what was one shows up, he tries his best to get his Ummgood.4questmns.• (NicholasRandallCage) "Memphis"abandonedhis of the best action flicks this summer. (Nicholas Cage) abandoned his life of hands on the revolutionary serum, ruin Ifyourelookingforagood,whole-erime,crime, but when his younger brother Ethan Hunt (Cruise) is on another mis Shemian!s relationship with Denise and some comedy and the answer to those sion....saving the world from evil clutch See "Summer" on Page15 August 30, 2000 Mtttv Slamma Jamma showcases industry's best Continued from page 14 ithurl.Also fromAtlanta,these young men Clje Jleter deserved all of the cheers and chants that night. The Twins are no strangers to Nashville. They made themselves right at is looking for talented, home with performances of a few tracks from their debut CD {Thug WalkiiT) and their hit single "Whistle While You interested Arts & Twurk." Most DJs aren't mentioned as much as Entertainment Writers. the artists, but that downfalldoesn't stop them from creating what amazes the crowdsover and overagain,whichis spin 'i ning and smoking the wheels of steel. DJ Scientist, who accompanied the Ying YangTwinz,grabbed the spotlight Call Metra Baughor^ and didn't let it go until he was finished slicing, dicing, andsauteing the turntables. He scratched forwards, backwards, and Sparkle Davis at 963- even with hisfeet while doing a handstand. PHOTO BY METRA BAUGH DJ Scientist was breathtaking. 5555 Duringhertimeawayfromproducing Timbaland cruises the audience and with Shekspear, Kandi found the time to the floor beforehitting the stage. stop by Nashvilleto performat the concert for more information. supposed to be putting out a greatest hits and to plug her self-titled solo debut CD. album I think in the winter time." She showed wonderful stage presence as With hits like"Don't Think I'm Not," irl which she performed at the concert. Kandi is sure to make money for both efforts. Do you know yourcountry grammar? Summer Movies: Does your Some of you probably do now because Nelly gave a brief lesson at the concert favorite sizzle or fizzle? when he performed hits like and "Country Grammar (Hot His IContinued from page 14 This film had some good action entorauge assisted him with a little bit of sequences but lack a plot. One minute St. Louis' moves and energy. (Giovanni Ribisi) tries to follow in his they were driving a car the next some The St. Lunatics might have showed footsteps and becomes overwhelmed one was either getting killed or arrest Nashville how to move, but Timbaland and in the high stakes of automobile theft ed. Pretty confusing movie, but it will Magoo showed Nashville how to party. it is up to Memphis to bail him out. do great on the rental shelves. From "Up Jumps the Boogie" and "Luv to So in order to save him, he takes Luv Ya"all the way to "The Candy Store," on one last death-defying heist. A for Other Summer Hits Tim and Magoo had the crowd and securi mer car thief legend, there was never ty up on their toes. Magoo remained calm, a fancy lock or alarm that could stop What Lies Beneath B cool and. at times, explosive while Tim him. If the car was there, it was gone Scary Movie A decided to tease the young women in the in 60 seconds. Hollow Man C crowd. Later on stage Tim cooled down Kings of Comedy B with a splash of water from his water bot tle, but that just made the ladies coo-coo for Tim and Magoo. T During a heart-to-heart conversation with Che jSH^ter, Magoo gave aspiring artist this piece of advice: "Stay in school. First get a high school diploma," he said. "If you can go to college, go to college [and] get you a degree just in case the music thang don't work out cause you need to know how to count in this busi ness." He also talked about some future col laborations including, "Jay-Z, Twista and
PHOTO BY METRA BAUGH various other artists, but not a whole bunch of other people besides just in-house." Jessica showcases talents her on the Sure the concert brought in about Gentry stage. 7,800 people, but it brought some of the music industry's most loved performers as she joined in with her dancers at times, but well. To sum it all up Magoo told Cljc most importantly she hasn't lost her strong ilUcter, "I think that the fans were off the PHOTO COURTESY OF BUENA VISTA PICTURES vocals, which made her a favorite during hook," he said. "I like the people here. Angelina JoHe (left) and Nicholas Cage play a pair of speedy car her days with Xscape. Kandi let ifileter They're real friendly around here."* in on a little secret. She said, "The label is thieves in the summer hit Gone in Sixty Seconds. PHYSICS
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