The Spokesman -12-06-2010 Volume 68, Issue 4

Abstract

Graduation Challenges: The article discusses the frustrations faced by senior students during registration, as they often have to wait until freshmen, sophomores, and juniors have registered. This results in seniors being unable to enroll in required classes, thus potentially delaying their graduation. Fashion Show: The annual ABC Fashion Show, organized by the Office of Student Activities and the Student Government Association, was highlighted as a significant campus event. The show, which featured sold-out tickets, showcased student models and was a major social event. Softball Team: The piece on the Morgan State University softball team describes how the team bounced back after a tough loss, emphasizing individual accountability and teamwork. The article reflects on the team's commitment to mental toughness and improvement. One Class, One Family: This program, initiated by Mr. and Ms. Morgan and supported by the Housing Authority of Baltimore City, aims to connect Morgan State University students with local families in need. Each class at the university is assigned a family to support, helping them achieve personal goals and providing mentorship and assistance. Lacrosse History: The document reviews "Ten Bears," a book co-written by MSU alumnus Dr. Miles Harrison, Jr., which recounts the history of Morgan State's lacrosse team. The team, composed entirely of African-American players, competed successfully against predominantly white teams and faced significant challenges related to racism and stereotypes.Unity Rally: The SGA organized a Unity Rally to bring students together and promote a sense of community, particularly in light of recent global events. The rally aimed to foster unity and allow students to express their thoughts and feelings. Freshman Elections: Details about the freshman class elections are provided, including the roles and responsibilities of the elected officials. The elections were a significant event, with candidates campaigning to represent their class and address student concerns.