The Spokesman - October 26, 2001 Volume , Issue - Incomplete Paper

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Anita Gillard's Dedication: Anita Gillard has been working at Morgan State University for 30 years, starting as a temporary worker and eventually becoming the Office Manager for the Student Government Association. She hopes students become more active and that professors engage more with students. Gillard emphasizes the importance of learning from predecessors and believes Morgan State is heading in a positive direction. Banneker Radio Labs in Poor Condition: The telecommunications program at Morgan State is facing challenges due to non-functional radio station labs. Students are unable to get hands-on experience with essential equipment like microphones, turntables, and reel-to-reel machines, which hampers their learning. The outdated equipment and lack of support from the communications department are major concerns for students. Immigration Policies Post-September 11: The U.S. is reconsidering its immigration policies in response to the September 11 attacks, potentially affecting international students. There is increased scrutiny and proposed measures like the national foreign student tracking system. The changes are expected to impact the number of visas issued and the monitoring of foreign students. Kahlil Gibran's Legacy: An article on Kahlil Gibran, a renowned author who integrated Eastern mysticism with Western materialism in his works, particularly in his famous book "The Prophet." Despite language barriers and personal hardships, Gibran's writings have left a lasting impact on literature and spiritual thought. Cultural Exploration - French Cuisine: An exploration of French gastronomy at Petit Louis Bistro in Baltimore, emphasizing the importance of quality ingredients and detailed preparation in French cooking. The article includes a recipe for Duck Confit and highlights the relationship between food and wine in French culture. Kweisi Mfume's Contract Extension with NAACP: Kweisi Mfume signed a new three-year contract as the president and CEO of the NAACP. The organization is also revising its governing documents and implementing new directives to strengthen its operations. The board has made significant decisions to address civil rights issues in the wake of the September 11 attacks. Entertainment Reviews: Reviews of music albums, including Kenny Lattimore's "Weekend," which is described as a perfect blend of party tracks and slow jams. Another review covers T.I.'s debut album "I'm Serious," highlighting his storytelling and club-ready tracks. Student Perspectives and Experiences: Articles discussing student life, including the search for the perfect slow dance and reflections on changes in friendships and campus dynamics.