The News Argus

Friday, March 3, 2006

Front Page

• Muslims are focus of attention because of war in Iraq
• Agreement between Transit Authority and school saves students money
• Students make plans for break
• Students shocked at arrest of Marcos Bryant for murder

Campus News

• Rams on the move
• Tavis Smiley speaks at UNC Pembroke about importance of Black History Month
• Nontraditional students enjoy campus life
• Rams and Jamz keep Brian McLaughlin busy
• Phil Javies, Mr. WSSU, named Mr. Oratory and Mr. Congeniality at HBCU pageant
• Keisha Collins remembers near death experience in Iraq

Student Features

• Green shouldn't be just a color to wear on St. Patrick's Day
• Dear Danielle
• Planning and resources make for an easier tax season for WSSU students
• Poets Corner
• 'Their Eyes Were Watching God,' a timeless story of love
• Mary J. Blige touches on a variety of subjects on latest CD
• Lifetime needs to leave male-bashing behind
• Hong Kong King Buffet falls short on service
• Jamie Foxx dazzles young and old fans on latest CD, 'Unpredictable'
• More African American actors being recognized for their work

Opinion & Editorial

• From the editor
• Students should follow example set by sports heroes and supermodels
• Chancellor's Corner
• For many blacks, no matter who uses it, the 'n' word is offensive
• African American too broad term for diverse group
• Students should keep an open mind about Marcos Bryant case
• You don't have to look far to find a great woman
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear censorship case filed by former college student journalists

Sports

• Linwood Ferguson leaving WSSU to work with long-time friend
• Shani Davis completes a chase that began as a joke two years ago--he wins the gold

World & Int'l

• Knowledge is power: Slavery museum would help Americans move forward
• Women are gaining power around the world

More Issues

Issue Summary

Front Page

• Co-ed Cohabitation Not Likely At WSSU
• Class Of 2008: Forging Ahead
• In The News

Campus News

• Just The Facts . . .
• WSSU Hosts Model U.N.

Student Features

• Rising Textbook Prices Hide Larger Issue Of Possible Tuition Increase
• Review: Hickman's Book Surprises
• Jones Continues To Serve Her Alma Mater

Opinion & Editorial

• Facebook Ad Cost Student Presidency
• Earth Day: Are Corporations Cashing In On Green?
• I'm Out: What More Can I Say?

Sports

• Wedlock: Easy To Be A Phantom
• WSSU Student-Athletes Help Out In W-S
• Rams Add 2 New Players