The Spokesman. Mar 27, 1992, Vol. 41 No. 5

Abstract

Minister Khalid Muhammad's Lecture: Minister Khalid Muhammad from the Nation of Islam was invited by the Student Government Lecture Series to speak on the issues facing Black youth. He discussed how America portrays Black males negatively and emphasized the need for education and self-improvement among Black students. SGA President's Message: The SGA President, Weyden Wedderburn, addressed the student body's apathy and the increase in code of conduct violations, particularly incidents of violence on campus. He urged students to engage in constructive activities and uphold the university's values. Leontyne Price's Visit: World-renowned opera singer Leontyne Price conducted a master class for aspiring opera students at Morgan State University. She provided critiques, lessons, and encouragement, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the art of singing. Barbara Jordan's Lecture: Barbara Jordan, a former congresswoman and professor of government, delivered a lecture at Johns Hopkins University. She discussed civil rights issues, her contributions in Washington, and her role in expanding the Voting Rights Act. Women's Softball Team: Morgan State University introduced a women's softball team, coached by Wanda Richardson. Despite initial losses, the team showed promise and aimed to establish a strong presence in the university's sports program. Crime Statistics: The document provided crime statistics for February 1992, indicating the number of specific crimes and their locations on campus. Student Poetry and Creative Works: The document included poems and creative writings by students, reflecting on themes of identity, culture, and personal experiences. Miscellaneous Announcements: Various announcements, including opportunities for earning extra income, upcoming events, and educational workshops on topics such as sexual abuse awareness.