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READ ON-WRITE ON Tuesday, December 17,2002-Friday, D~ember 20,2002 VOL. 23 No. 30 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FORA BETTER TOMQRROW" Black Enterprise lists best colleges for blacks Black Enterprise re­ King, Jr., '48; Olympic gold lanta,Ga Top I 0 is No. 7, Stanford Uni­ cently announced its biennial medalist Edwin C. Moses, '78; Despite rising col­ versity, Stanford, Ca.; No. 8, list ofthe 50 Best Colleges and and renowned filmmaker lege enrollment for people of Columbia University, New Universities for African Ameri­ Shelton "Spike" Lee, '79. color, black students still lag York, N .Y.; and No. 9, cans. Historically black behind their white counter­ Georgetown University, Wash­ Attaining the No. 1 colleges and universities parts in degree attainment. ington D.C. ranking for 2003 is Morehouse (HBCUs) assume a special re­ The issue, then, is The BE Top 50 Col­ College, Atlanta, Ga sponsibility for teaching stu­ not simply a matter of being leges for African Americans Founded in 1867 as dents about the history and accepted and going to college, report debuted in January 1999 the Augusta Institute in Au­ culture of black people. but also about making sure the developed in collaboration gusta, Georgia, Morehouse is In fact, HBCUs hold school meets the particular with Thomas A. La Veist, Ph.D., the nation's only private, his­ seven of the top I 0 positions needs of the students. author ofthe DayS tar Guide to

torically black1 four-year, lib­ on this year's Top 50 list. Typically, families College for African American eral arts college for men. Included is No. 2 base their choices on several Students (Kaplan, Inc. and The college enrolls Hampton University, Hamp­ factors: overall cost, financial Simon & Schuster) and Asso­ approximately 3,000 students ton, Va.; No.3, Spellman Col­ aid, location, and the school's ciate Professor of Health & and graduates about 500 each lege, Atlanta, Ga.; No. 4, academic reputation. A com­ Public Policy at Johns Hopkins year, conferring bachelor's de­ Howard University, Washing­ bination of these factors will University in Baltimore, Md. grees on more black men than ton, D.C.; No.5 Xavier Univer­ help determine if attendance 402 colleges were se­ any other college or university sity, New Orleans, La.; No. 6, at an HBCU, or a predomi­ lected based on one oft\.vo cri­ in the United States. Florida A&M University, Tal­ nantly white institution is the teria: Distinguished lahassee, Fla.; and No. 10, best fit for a student's needs. I ) They are accred­ alumni include Martin Luther Clark Atlanta University, At- Rounding out the ited four-year colleges in which black enrollment was at least Lott's views no longer an useful open secret 3%. :?) A large well­ By R.T. ANDREWS that no one has professed Majority Leader's personal known college or university. A shock or even surprise at the probity in matters of race. group of 1,855 black college It should be clear disclosure of Lott's core What does this mean presidents, chancellors, admis- that when, as appears likely in views? for blacks? sions directors, and recruiters the next few weeks if not This is not merely Simply this; if we were asked to rate them based sooner, Trent Lott is forced to because these views were well want to count in the political · on whether they felt the insti­ resign as Majority Leader of knoWn prior to their most re­ process, if we do not want to tutions provided a good social the U.S. Sentate, it will not be cent public utterance. be part of that faceless under- and educational environment the result ofhis fellow Repub­ lt is more likely be­ ground mass that a Trent Lott for African American stu­ lican senators having sud­ cause, at their deepest level, can comfortably ignore when dents. denly discovered a covert Lott's sense of how the world saying that "we" are proud of The 2003 DayS tar streak of racism in their es­ should be ordered is shared by having voted for Strom ratingwascalculatedbyweigh­ teemed leader. a large proportion ofthe mem­ Thurmond, we must get in- ing the percentage of black It will be because it bers of "the world's most ex­ volved. undergrads, average survey is no longer in their own inter­ clusive club." Blacks need to act scores on the schools' social est to have a leader who has Consider that Lott's politically on a regular brusis, and academic environments, repeatedly undressed himself Democratic counterpart, Mi­ and not just at election time. and the 200 I rating. in public. nority Leader Tom Daschle - For starters, call The results were Lott's mitrtal poUtical with 2004 Presidential aspira­ these numbers. (Sen. Mike then narrowed to the pub­ sin was to reveal parts of its tions - gave Lott a free pass De Wine (216) 522-7272/ lishedTop50. political body the GOP has to on his comments. dewine.senate.gov; Sen. The complete rank­ keep covered to maintain suf­ Daschle's posse in­ George Voinovich (216) 522- ing appears in the January ficient political leverage to ad­ cludes the likes of West 7 0 9 5 I s e n a t o r Black Enterprise, which hits vance their agenda. Virginia's Robert Byrd and [email protected].) newstands on December 24. But the current me­ South Carolina's Ernest When you tell your Download this re- dia focus on the senator's Hollings, each with public in­ representatives what you lease plus additional news Antwone Fisher greets Malcolm public yearning for the good discretions similar to Lott's. think, they begin to want to items and images at Attendeesfor Antwone Fisher's pre­ David Lee, who played him (Fisher) at age old days when people knew Hey, can't we all just know what you think. Now www.blackenterprise.com/ miere attracted guests as far away as Los seven; and Cordell Stokes, who plays Keith in their place is misplaced. get along? Where are Ohio's that is a useful open secret. press.html. Angeles, California the movie. Real analysis should senatorial voices? 'Antwone Fisher' premieres at Palace Theatre be on an instiMion that regu­ Senators Mike larly tolerates the racial atti­ De Wine and George V. Cleveland Pre­ and children, were in atten­ and the Restless,"; Chris tudes represented by the oc­ Voinovich take the safe posi­ miere ofFox Searchlight Pic­ dance. Carmody, president, casional public brain lock. tion of condemning the re­ tures "Antwone Fisher" on Fisher was raised in Greater Cleveland's Film Have you noticed marks but vouching for the "Antwone Fisher Days," Cleveland, and much of the Commission; Saber Scott, was held Friday at the Pal­ movie was filmed here. Councilperson Ward 6, Hot Sauce store caught fire ace Theatre. Other notables in at­ Cleveland City Council, (Ia. Antwone Fisher tendance included: Mayor presented Fisher the first A fire at Hot Sauce Hot Sauce Williams cast member Malcolm David Jane Campbell, City ofCleve­ key to the ward. Antwone Williams Bar-B-Q Carry-Out, is owned by the Williams fam­ Lee (plays Antwone, Age land, Campbell presented with Fisher opens in all markets 1220 1 Buckeye Road started at ily and Jimmy Williams is the 'II!!· 7) plus screenwriter and a Key To The City; Victoria on Christmas Day. The 3:00 a.m. on Monday and president of the company. honored guest, Antwone Rowell, Foster Care Advocate movie should be a number caused severe damage to the The store has three Fisher with his wife, Lynette and star of CBS "The Young one seller. restaurant and forced the busi­ other locations throughout ness to close temporarily. Greater Cleveland. According to Essie Williams, the manager of the School donates food to fami~y Lee Road store, the Buckeye This holiday season, and needs. Some donors 18, donors will bring their gifts adopted 35 families! This was Road location employed 13 over 500 families, individuals, reached out to discover more to Salvation Army Headquar- an answer to a special prayer," employees. veterans, and senior citizens about the needs of the family ters, located at2507 East22nd said Captain Fernandez, The She also said the Hot Sauce Williams Bar B-Q Carry-Out at E. 124th and have been "adopted" through or individual they adopted. Street. Salvation Army's Greater store will reopen when remod­ Buckeye Road recently caught fire and is temporarily closed. The Salvation Army's Adopt- One donor learned that the 70- On December 20 and Cleveland Area Coordinator. eling is completed. a-Family program. year-old man they had adlpted 21, families will collect the do- In the past, there have been Each family in the is sleeping on the floor, as a nated items. In the true spirit many large supporters of this program has been matched result, they purchased a mat- ofhiliday giving, both donors program. Gasoline prices bounce up in area with a donor group, organiza- tress for him and The Salva- and adopted families remain For more information Northeast Ohio Gas Middle East has pushed the line prices seen last May. The tion or family that will provide tion Army will work to see that anonymous to each other. on the efforts of the Salvation prices bounced up another priceofcrudeoil up$3.00 this price one year ago in North­ special individualized gifts it is delivered. "This year, Hawken Army, please call (216) 623- eight cents to $1.39 per gal- week to more than $27 barrel. east Ohio was $1.52 for regu­ based on the family's profile On December 17 and School stepped forward and 7485. lon for self-serve, up from There are concerns Jar self-serve, thirteen cents $1.31 only one week ago, in of reduced oil production be- above this year's prices. Peter Lawson Jones to hold fiesta today's AAA Ohio Motorists cause both Iraq and Iran are Motorists shold be Politics 2002 Cuyahoga County Association Fuel Gauge sur- calling for an oil embargo aware that ifthepriceofcrude Commissioner Peter Lawson vey. against the United States for oil remains high, gasoline Black Caucus angry at Lott's remarks Jones will hold a "Fiesta with Motorists here are their support of Israel. prices will continue to be un- ByHOWARDTAUB run the Senate when Re­ Pedro!" on Saturday, Decem­ paying a penny above the While neither trend der upward pressure, with publicans take control next ber2l, from 6:00p.m. until9:00 national average of$1.38 and is positive for gasoline prices, strong demand reducing Senate Republi­ month. p.m. at Luchitas at The House 3 cents above the state aver- it is still too early to know available inventories as the of Cues, 740 W. Superior Av- can leader Trent Lott of The insensitive ageof$1.36. whethertheUnitedStateswill summer driving season enue. Mississippi ignited a remarks are completely out Tension in the revisit the record high gaso- nears. fuestonn ofanger when he ofline for the next leader of The event will be a made insensitive remarks the United States Senate. fun filled evening with Jones about supporting the seg­ Lott has publicly and other dignitaries. AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline·Price Survey regationist policies of apologized for his remarks. Jones recently won Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline Senator Strom Thurmond Many members a landslide victory in the No­ at a retirement party. have openly called for the vember election and is ex­ Regular Mid-Grade Premium The Black Cau­ senator to resign his posi­ pected to be sworn in in Janu­ hold this position. Virgil Today (4-04-02) $1.39 $1.49 $1.59 cus members have ques­ tion as leader of the Sen­ aryof2003. Brown, Sr. was the first Afri­ Last Week (3-28-m) $1.31 $1.41 $1.51 tioned whether Lott should ate. Jones is the first Af­ can American to hold this Last Year (4-()6.{)1) $152 $1.61 $1.71 rican American Democrat to position as a Republican. Pagel EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, December 17, 2002-Friday, December 20,2002

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Similarly, Impact of the Movement on 1960 for sitting-in at a 2001, withanaveragecostper reducing caffeine, alcohol itmaybecheapertosplita 100 the nation, their family and the Woolworth's lunch counter. prescription of $49.84, and and chocolate; avoiding mg tablet in two than to buy unknown heroes who sacci- American Book according to the Medco tight-fitting clothing; and twice as many 50 mg tablets. ficed so much for freedom, and Award-winning novelist they offer a vision ofrespon- Health Solutions 2002 Drug quitting smoking can help Shop around. The Tananarive Due is her eldest Trend report, prescription reduce symptoms of heart- cost ofprescription drugs var- sibility for future generations. drug use in some categories bum-a free alternative to ex- ies from pharmacy to phar- daughter, a woman in her thir­ Tananarive Due is a ties who was brought up in a former features writer for the has increased 600 percent. pensive medications. macy. Ifyou have a drug plan, household of civil rights ac­ Tananarive Due Miami Herald. With millions of Understand the mailorderpharmacies,suchas Americans taking one or more plan. Ifyou have health cov- Medco Health's Home Deliv­ tivism, where Freedom songs rants. daughters, they continued to She has written many and protests were a part of prescriptions, consumers may erage that includes a drug ery Pharmacy Service may Blacks also had very carry on their struggle into the highly acclaimed novels, in­ family life as were the stories be searching for a way to cut benefit, understanding how lower your out-of-pocket limited opportunities in em­ 1970s, 1980s and beyond. cluding The Black Rose and of the sit-ins, the trials, the ployment and housing. that cost. the plan works can save you costs. If you don't have drug Patricia Stephens My Soul to Keep. jails, the singing, the march­ As a teenager in Belle "Cutting the cost of money. Know what is and coverage, explore discount Due says that it has caused her She received a 2002 ing, and the speeches. Glade, Patricia and her sister pain to realize that so many your prescription drugs is not isn't covered, and how your buying programs like Medco American Book Award for her Freedom In The first defied segregation laws by people she knew sacrificed difficult, and results from tak- out-of-pocket costs are struc- Health's YOURxPlan forma- novel The Living Blood. Family: A Mother-Daughter standing at the "White Only" their education, their jobs, ing an active role in your treat- tured. jor savings. Due makes her home Memoir of the Fight for Civil window at their Dairy Queen. their families, and even their ment," says Dr. Glenn Stettin, The condition Make note. Con- in Longview, Washington, Rights (Ballantine Books/One As college students, lives, but their contributions vice president ofclinical prod- you're in. Some conditions, sumers should inform their with her husband, Steven World Hardcover; January I, when the sisters attended an have never been known. ucts for Medco Health Solu- such as colds and flu, can be doctor(s) of what their drug Barnes. 2003; $24.95) reveals the sto­ interracial workshop in 1959 Tananarive Due Patricia Stephens tions. treated more effectively with coverage includes, and even ries of those who lived, sponsored by CORE-the Con­ doesn't remember "White Due was a civil rights activist Whether it's families over-the-counter medica- ask that it be noted in their marched, protested, suffered, gress of Racial Equality- they Only" or "Colored" signs or simply looking to save or se- tions than with more expen- medical record. This will help survived and died during one were swept into the Civil the assassinations of Dr. King with CORE while attending Florida A&M University. niors living on a fixed income, sive prescriptions. doctors appreciate the portion of the most tumultuous times Rights Movement. and Robert Kennedy. Stettin recommends the fol- Getting off course. ofthe prescription cost that the in American history and ex­ In 1960, based on her That decision would But because she and lowing tips for reducing the Some prescriptions may in- patient will bear directly. plores, the little-known legacy change their lives forever. her two sisters were part ofthe nonviolent stand during a land­ prescription drug price tag: elude multiple refills for a Above all1 Dr. Stettin ofthe Civil Rights struggle in In 1960, Due and her mark "Jail-In," she received "integration" generation- in­ In generic terms. temporary condition. Having recommends consumers be­ Florida. sister were arrested for sitting­ tegrated neighborhoods, inte­ the prestigious Gandhi Award. Generics are gaining in popu- the refills does not necessar- come partners with their doc­ This extraordinary in at a Woolworth's lunch grated schools-they were ex­ She is married to a larity among physicians and ily mean you must use them. tors in their therapy. tribute is a paean to the move­ counter in Tallahassee. posed to different sets of is­ civil rights lawyer, has three patients alike, due largely to Free-thinking. If "Communication is ment - its struggles, its name­ The result made his- sues than her parents had daughters, and continues to generic health programs like you're on a fixed income, di- key," he says. "By actively re­ less foot soldiers, and its tory: Due, her sister and three faced as young people. work for change in America. Medco's Generics First pro- agnosed with a new condi- searching their conditions, the achievements - as well as an other students became part of Tananarive was of- During the years, she incisive examination of the the historic first "Jail-In" in the ten called "nigger" in her has conducted civil rights gram. Generics contain the tion or prescribed a new prescription drugs they take future of justice in this coun­ student sit-in movement, neighborhoods, which were workshops and reenactments same active ingredient as their therapy, ask your doctor and the alternatives available, try. choosing to serve their jail term mostly white, and she faced for colleges, schools, civic brand-name counterparts, about samples. Many doctors consumers will receive better Patricia Stephens rather than pay a court-ordered the double-sided pain of be­ groups, and churches. making them just as safe and like to provide patients with care and could cut their health was born in Quincy, Florida, fine. ing called "Oreo" by other She lives in Miami, effective-plus they can pro- drug samples in order to de- care costs significantly." and spent her childhood in the In the years to follow, blacks. Florida, with hef' husband, vide as much as 60 percent in termine if any side effects For information Florida cities of Miami, as she worked tirelessly to ful­ Often, she didn't feel John D. 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Thou shall not take As to the thief male clear revelations, it was not commit illegal sexual inter­ I love Islam, but I am Greetings everyone. How should we not any God except one God. or female cut off his or her long before, many of them course with the wife of your not trying to convert every­ This time we would believe in Allah and that which 2. Thou shall make hands: a punishment by way committed excesses in the neighbor." (Sahih Al-Bukhari) one to Islam. like to show one of the many hath come unto us ofthe Truth. no image of God. ofexample from Allah for their land. (Quran Surah Al-Maida. I 0. Thou shall keep We learn about each ways that Islam compares to And (how should we Say: "He is Allah, the crime: and-Allah is Exalted in 32) the Sabbath holy. other. other beliefs. not) hope that our Lord will One! Allah, the eternally be­ Power. But if the thief repent 8. Thou shall not 0 ye who believe! People have too There are many bring us in along with righ­ sought of all! He begetteth after his crime and amend his commit adultery. When the call is proclaimed to many misconceptions about things in common amongst teous folk? not nor was betgotten (he has conduct Allah turneth to him You shall not commit prayer on Friday (the Day of Muslims. Muslims and Christians. Allah hath rewarded no parents or children). And in forgiveness; for Allah is Oft­ ' adultery; surely it is a shame­ Assembly) hasten earnestly · This is all due to ig­ And thou wilt find them for that their saying -­ there is none comparable unto Forgiving Most Merciful. (Qu­ ful deed and an evil way (open­ to the Remembrance of Allah norance and lies that have the nearest of them in affec­ Gardens underneath which riv­ Him." (Quran, Surahai-Iklas) ran, Surah AI-Maida. 38-39) ing the door to other evils). and leave off business (and been perpetuated by the me­ tion to those who believe (to ers flow, wherein they will 3. Thou shall not use 6. Thou shall not lie (Quran Surah Al-Israa. 32) traffic): that is best for you if dia. be) those who say: "Lo! We abide forever. That is the re­ God's name in vain. or give false testimony. 9. Thou shall not ye but knew! (Quran Surah Al­ As a Muslim I refuse are Christians." ward ofthe good. (Quran, Sura Do not use Allah's And who· is more covet thy neighbor's wife or Jamu'a.9) to let someone not oflslam de­ That is because there AI-Maida, 82-85) name in your oaths as an ex­ wicked than the one who possessions. So as you can see fine what Islam is. are among them priests and For this reason I cuse to prevent you from deal­ forges a lie against Allah or re­ And serve Allah. Islam is not so abstract in com­ As non-Muslims monks, and because they are would like to share how the ing justly, guarding against jects the Truth when it reaches Ascribe no thing as partner parison to Christianity. you shouldn't either. not proud. Ten Commandments map to evil and making peace between him? Is not the hell a fitting unto Him. (Show) k~dness I invite Christians to As always, Thank When they listen to the Islamic belief system. people; Allah hears and abode for such disbelievers? unto parents, and unto near have more dialogs with Mus­ you for reading. that which hath been revealed Below I will mention knows everything. (Quran, (Quran Surah Al-Ankabut. 68) kindred, and orphans, and the lims. For more info please unto the messenger, thou seest the commandment(s) and then Surah ai-Baqarah, 224) 7. Thou shall not kill. needy, and into the neighbor Unfortunately when call (216) 231-7078 and ask for their eyes overflow with tears quote from either the holy 4. Thou shall honor Whoever kills a per­ who is of kin (unto you) and we talk, these talks turn into Hashim Abdul-Khaliq or e­ because oftheir recognition of Quran and/or the sayings of thy mother and father. son, except as a punishment the neighbor who is not of kin debates. mail us at: the Truth. the Prophet Muhammad (May Thy Lord hath de­ for murder or mischief in the and the fellow traveler and the I personally tion't Muslim_ [email protected]. They say: "Our Lord, the peace and blessings of creed that ye worship none but land, it will be written in his wayfarer and (the slaves) Him and that ye be kind to par­ book of deeds as if he had whom your right hands pos­ I ents. Whether one or both of killed all the human beings on sess. Lo! 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Social structure creating problems for seniors By MARK C. GILLEN needed. take time to visit and talk with By DAVID L. ODUM their occupational identity at a Some people attempt telligence is superior to that Some things to do those using and running the certain age. to prepare financially, through of the general population. Maybe it's your par­ include: program. Recently I wrote an As social problems, saving, annuity plans, and re­ As the American so­ ents or other relatives with Communicate hon­ Then talk with the article detailing how socializa­ old people are functions of tirement programs. ciety is structured, the old are whom you are close. estly and openly about your person you think such a pro­ tion is failing our young public misconceptions, misun~ Most, howver, give viewed as incompetent. You find you're hav­ concerns. This isn't always gram would help. Tell him or people. derstandings, and misinforma­ little though to what they will Older people over ing concerns, perhaps just easy, even if you've had a her what you think, but also In this article I will tion. do with their free time when the age of70 are prevented in vague feelings, about how good past relationship. Ad­ ask about their thoughts and attempt to give my ideas on Most important the retirement actually arrives. most cases from working their they are living. They may ap­ mitting to decreasing abilities concerns. how socialization iffailing old problem is created and main­ This lack of preparation for occupations, and their ability pear healthy, living indepen­ and the need for help is often See what special age people as well. tained by the social structure. retirement can be harmful. and judgement are viewed as dently and appearing to do difficult and usually very needs can be met with little Old age just recently But how did all this Worse than the lack suspect. just fine, but something scary. change. became a social problem. happen in such a short period? of preparation is the fact that We can anticipate doesn't feel quite right. You can make it Something as simple When I was a youth, The elders become previous socialization serves that old age, as major social In most cases, such easier by assuring them as buying a daily pill case and old age was considered an as­ social problems when sociality to make adjustments even problems, will recede from feelings merit investigation. you're concerned for their filling it for someone can be a set to have around the young asks the old to abandon their more difficult. public consciousness in fu­ You may be picking up subtle welfare and want to work to­ great way to ensure that medi­ kids, a source ofinformation. lifelong values. People who have ture years. warning signs that help is gether to help ensure their cation is taken properly. I believe that senior Until very recent been prepared for lives ofwork This will happen to needed. It's simply a fact that safety. Don't tell them what Adding bathroom citizens suffer discrimination times, the elderly were not a and recreation find it difficult the elderly because they will as we grow older, our abilities must happen, but instead grab bars and slip resistant and the problem stems from social problem. to adjust to recreation alone. organize and reduce the can change. gather information. features in a tub or shower can socializations. During my yout, old Socialization for re­ magnitude oftheir problems. Aging relatives rec­ Listen to their con­ help prevent bathroom inju- In addition, tradi­ people continue to be contrib­ tirement is inadequate. I believe t~e major ognize that they are unable to cerns, and be open to their ries. tional conception of old age uting, productive members of We cannot doubt improvement will be the end of do many ofthe mental or physi­ thoughts and feelings. Help Providing frozen, are rife with myths and mis­ our society. that some old people have cal ~ks that were easy when arrange for a good physical ready-to-microwave meals conceptions, which are both There were no fixed been abandoned by or have retirement at age 65. they were younger. Some­ examination by a gerontolo­ might be a way to improve causes and symptoms of the retirement age and the elderly outlived their families. Rather With time, the trend times, they find ways to cope gist. nutiriton. problems. make themselves useful doing than being decrepit, slow toward early retirement will re­ with the changes, but some­ While the family But don't just make The social structure many necessary tasks around learners whose intelligence is verse, in my opinion, because times that coping means hid­ physician may be ~onderful, canges. supports and exacerbates the the house, baby sitting, teach­ slipping. 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Paul Pender forgotten champion cluding a home and away set Dec. 18 the Cavaliers will host Two days later on Tip-off is slated for Part Three top middleweights that with the Detroit Pistons. the Detroit Pistons at Gund Friday, December 20 the 8:00p.m. amounted to nothing, Pender On Monday, Decem­ Arena. The Pistons are led Cavaliers will face the Pistons Cleveland faces the The Pender-Downes decided to retire on May 7, ber 16 the Cavaliers loss to the by Ben Wallace, who is cur­ at The Palace at Auburn Hills. Boston Celtics for the second trilogy came to an end in April 1963. In the end, Pender had Seattle Supersonics, 98 to 111 rently first in the NBA with It marks the third time-in-a-week on Saturday, of 1962. With the fights won his last fight in, and out at Gund Arena. 15.1 rpg. time this season that the December21. Davi-1 squared at one apiece, the fi­ ofthe ring. The Sonic were led Richard Hamilton, Cavaliers have faced the Paul-Pierce (24.9 ppg, Michael Reghi and nal, and decisive fight was held Pender never lost his by Gary Payton and Rashard acquired in an offseason trade same opponent in consecu­ 8.0 rpg, 4.7 apg) and Antione Matt Guokas will call the game in Boston. title, and retired the middle­ Lewis. with the Wizards in exchange tive games. Walker (22.7 ppg, 7.8 rpg and on Fox Sports Net beginning Downes spoke out weight champion ofthe world. Payton is first in the for Jerry Stackhouse, is aver­ . Tune in to WUAB 5.0 apg) lead the Celtics. at 7:30p.m. before the fight that he thought There is a perception NBA with 9.5 apg and scores aging 20.7 ppg. he would not receive a fair de­ that Pender avoided a fight 21.9 ppg while Rashad Lewis The game can be cision in Boston, as it turned with Dick Tiger, which he, and posts 16.8 ppg and 7.2 rpg. seen on Fox Sports Net at 7:00 Cavs players on All-Star Ballot out the judges ended up giv­ his team of handlers vehe­ The NBA recently Atlanta is the ideal 60 each from the Eastern and ing Downes the benefit of the mently deny. announced that Ricky Davis, city to showcase the NBA's Western Conferences, are doubt in the close rounds. In a 1963 interview Zydrunas Ilgauskas and mid-season week-long basket­ listed on the NBA-All-Star This was the only for Boxing Illustrated, his man­ Darius Miles will represent the ban celebration and bask in the Ballot, with 24 guards, 24 for­ fight between the two to go the ager John Cronin explained Cleveland Cavaliers as All­ game's history. wards and 12 centers from distance, which suited Pender that, "His retirement was predi­ Star Balloting begins , giving The reunion begins each conference. much more than the hard cated upon two reasons. One­ D fans around the world the today as the Hawks players are Voters select two charging Downes. The inability ofpromoter Sam chance to select their favor­ joined by NBA greats Domin­ guards, two forwards and one The Londoner set a Silverman to obtain television ite players as starters to the ique Wilkins, Bob Petit, Lou center from each conference. fast pace early, but an ex­ rights for a fight with Joey 52nd NBA All-Star Game to Hudson and Dan Roundfield to Starters for the Eastern and tremely fit Pender matched his Giardello. Two - The, rather be played at Philips Arena in unveil the complete list ofplay­ Western Conference All-Star pace, and a drained Downes impossible, situation is secur­ Atlanta on Sunday, February ers on the 2003 NBA All-Star teams will be announced on had nothing left in the final ing a match with Dick Tiger to 9,2003. Ballot. Thursday, January 23rd. rounds. resolve the title dispute, even Fans will also have Now through January The 120 players on The difference though Pender stated he the opportunity to vote more 12, fans can vote for the start­ the ballot were selected by a proved to be the straight right would fight Tiger in Nigeria." ways than ever before with ers of the Eastern and Western panel of media experts who hand of Pender, and short Other fights with hooks inside which were fa­ Laszlo Papp, Gene Fullmer, and the addition of Chinese and Conference teams in all29 NBA regularly cover the NBA. Spanish language ballots on arenas, at more than 1,000 re­ Comprising this vored by the judges over Joey Giambra, also, fell NBA.com and new partners tail locations including Champs year's panel were David Downes' infighting, and body­ through. It all became too Best Buy and 989 Sports who Sports and Best Buy stores and Aldridge (ESPN), Hubie work. frustrating for Pender who de­ "When you said I should start taking the join AOL, Sprite, Champs online · at NBA.com and Brown (Turner Sports), Mine Pender walked away cided to walk away from the dog out early, I didn't know you meant this Sports and Reebok. America Online (AOL Monroe (FoxSprots.com), Dr. with a well deserved decision. game as a champion. early!" The 52nd NBA All­ Keyword;NBA.com). Jack Ramsay (ESPN Radio), The hometown boxer won ev­ After the negotia­ Star Game will serve as an All­ NBA All-Star Ballots Sam Smith (Chigago Tribune ery one of the bouts between tions turned up nothing, Star reunion ofthe NBA's leg­ will also be available for the first and President, Professional the two. That fight would end Pender said, "I fight for money, FRICAN TALK endary players with today's time in three languages; En­ BasketbaJI Writers' Associa­ up being the only fight of the I retired after the meeting with greatest players involved in glish, Chinese and Spanish, on tion) and Peter Vecsey (New year for Pender. my lawyer because there were a variety of.events and activi­ NBA.com. York Post.) The Downes fight no lucrative matches from then ties celebrating the NBA's In addition to AOL's took place on April 7 1962. on because Gillette gave up storied past. online ballot, the balloting part­ Cheryl Reeve On November 9th of television at the time." Known for its his- ners will provide links to the the same year, the New York Obviously Pender, NBA.com All-Star Ballot from added to staff Boxing Commission stripped now in a 24 hour supervisory their homepages. Rockers head coach Pender of his title for not de­ hospital, will never be remem­ Dan Hughes has completed his fending the title against their bered as one of the all time coaching staff by hiring former number one challenger Dick greats, yet as I said earlier, no Charlotte Sting assistant Tiger. should he be. coach Cheryl Reeve. . The NYC Commis- But even by beating Reeve will replace sion went on to establish Dick Sugar Ray Robinson, boxing former assistant Lisa Boyer. Tiger as their world champion. didn't see Pender fit to be one Her duties with the Pender was a fighter whose legacy will survive the Browns defense ends playoffrace Rockers will begin today. in, and out of the ring, and he passage oftime and memory. 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Just add water. 2/3 cup instant coffee crystals 'Journey' triumphs the African American spirit The gift ofa dry mix­ l/2 cup Domino Granulated whether it's for rich, creamy Sugar Ohio Dance Theatre, says Denise Gula, ODT's Ar­ munity College on January 15, Hot Chocolate or for an aro- I /2 tsp. ground cinnamon an Oberlin-based dance com­ tistic Director and the creator at 7:30p.m.; call440-366-4040 matic Cappuccino-can be a de­ I /4 tsp. ground nutmeg pany currently in its 1Oth year, of Journey, "to bring this show for tickets for that performance. licious way to give a taste of Layer all ingredients marks the inception of its re­ to Cleveland audiences. Com­ "Journey is a unique the holiday spirit to the hard­ in a jar to give. lationship with The Cleveland ing to Cleveland has been a and provocr.tive original work to-shop-for people on your To reconstitute, mix Play House in January with jo:.nney in its own right. The and a great launching-point for list. all ingredients thoroughly. three performances of Jour­ show has been in development Ohio Dance Theatre at The Recipe jars like these To prepare a single ney, an original work ofmusi­ for four years and it has been Cleveland Play House," says can also be given for other serving, add 3 Tbsp. mix to 6 cal theatre chronicling the loved and embraced by audi­ Dean Gladden, managing direc­ events; such as housewarm- oz. hot water and stir well. historical, emotional and ences throughout Ohio, as well tor of The Cleveland Play ings, tree trimming parties or Store in an airtight spiritual evolution ofAfrican as San Francisco and the East House. "It feels very much like even to heat things up on container. Americans from slave days to Coast. As The Play House be­ a win-win for us to provide a Valentine's Day. Hot Chocolate Mix in a Jar the present. comes our new performance new home for this growing These two recipes Makes 31 U4 cups dry mix Performances are home, I do feel in some sense company's exciting work." offer the natural sweetness of I 3/4 cups nonfat dry milk pow­ January 9 and I 0 at 7:30p.m. as if we've 'arrived." We've A fast-paced show Domino Sugar, for a fresh fla- der and January II at 2:00 p.m. been around for ten years, but "worthy of being done on a vor each time a cup is brewed. 3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa and 7:00 p.m. Tickets are 2003 is a new beginning for us. national basis" (Chronicle-Tele­ After layering the powder available from The Cleveland Ohio audiences will see us in a gram), Journey integrates be­ dry ingredients, add a per- 1/2 cup firmly packed Domino Play House box office by call­ new light -- and they'll simply loved gospel and jazz songs, sonal touch by selecting col- Brownulated Sugar ing 216-795-7000. ODTs first get to see us -- as The Play poetry, dramatic scenes, dance orful fabric, ribbon or trinkets 1/4 cup Domino Granulated production in Cleveland, Jour­ House is obviously such a and drumming as it tells a mov­ and attaching a recipe card. Sugar ney will be followed in the wonderful ven,ue, a destination ing, sometimes harrowing, and ..... Dahlia Berfroid and Kyle Primous perform Ohio Dance Other ways to make Layer ingredients in summer of 2003 by three and a mecca for the performing ultimately triumphant tale. Theatre's production ofJourney at Play House Theatre. a gift jar unique include pair- jar to give, seal tightly. Cleveland Play House perfor­ art." Opening in the 1800s, ing the mix with homemade To reconstitute mix mances beginning with Journey will also be the first section, "The Under­ Hughes, through a sultry Emmy-winning Mu­ holiday biscotti or cooldes. ingredients well. For a single Cinderella. performed at Stocker Center ground Railroad," focuses on "Torch Song" and a jivey and sical Director, David Gooding Or add some zip to serving, add 8 oz. freshly "We're thrilled," Theater at Lorain County Com- the flight on a fictional slave, rousing rendition of the stan­ is a composer, performer, ar­ the mix itself with chocolate boiled water to I U2 cup mix in Molly, as she and her husband dard "T' ain't Nobody 's Busi­ ranger, lyricist and music di­ chips, mini marshmallows or heatproof mug. Stir until com- travel.North to freedom. ness," the Harlem Renaissance rector with more than 300 pro­ cinnamon sticks. pletely dissolved. '/Chris' Cinema Trivia&' "Following the Drink­ bursts alive onstage in all its ductions to his credit from the ing Gourd," sings a performer, smoke filled, sleepless glory. West Coast to Broadway. 'Who Killed Bishop Brown?' at Allen Movie Match Up using slave-code for The Big The mood turns se­ Having already cap­ "Who Killed Bishop $19.50 to $32.50 according to Dipper, the astronomic constel­ rious once again for the show's tivated audiences throughout Brown?", a mystery-musical performance). By CHRIS APPLING lation that leads to the north­ third segment, "The Civil Ohio and beyond with its spell­ with comic relief heads to the Curtain times are: em territories and, symboli­ Rights Era," a moving amal­ binding theatricality and its Allen Theatre on Jan. 16 thru Thurs., Jan. 16 & Fri., Jan. 17 cally, freedom and a better life. gam of those years as seen message of hope and unity, l9, is a "whodunit" that cen­ at 8:00p.m.; Sat., Jan. 18 at 3:00 TRIVIA - (Historicals) Journey is a must-see work and "For the old man is a­ through the eyes of Myrlie ters around the death of & 8:00p.m. and Sun., Jan. 19 waitin' for to carry you to free­ Evers, the wife of slain civil the beginning ofa new era for 1. In What film did white actress Sissy Spacek's Bishop Uzziah Brown, after he at 3:00p.m. & 7:30p.m. domllfyou follow the Drinldng rights activists Medgar Evers. Ohio Dance Theatre as it cel­ white-looldng, black actress family, ultimately leading is unceremoniously done-in Tickets are on sale at Gourd." North-- Harlem, to be Here again, the origi­ ebrates its new performance Lonette McKee star as the Spacek to participate in sup­ found dead in his bed after the Playhouse Square Box Of­ exact -- is where the audience nally of Journey shines home at The Cleveland Play girlfriend ofdancer Gregory porting the Montgomery Bus being poisoned, shot and fice; at Ticket.com outlets in lands in the show's next sec­ through; these seemingly fa­ House. Tickets for Journey Hines in which they both Boycott of the 1950s? stabbed! most Tops Friendly markets; tion, which showcases the ar­ miliar, haunting events receive are available at The Cleveland worked at the most famous, 4. 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