The Spokesman - September 28, 2001 Volume , Issue

Abstract

Main Story: The primary focus is on Chantal Toppin, a Morgan State University student who narrowly avoided being on the flight that crashed into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. Toppin's story highlights her resilience, having already survived a severe accident the previous year, and her belief that she is meant to fulfill a higher purpose. Unity Rally: The document mentions a unity rally aimed at fostering a sense of community at Morgan State University. This rally is part of the broader campus news coverage and emphasizes the importance of solidarity among students. Graduation Issues: An article by Melissa Harris discusses the challenges faced by the class of 2001, where many students who applied for graduation did not receive their degrees due to various issues, including unmet requirements and grade disputes. The piece highlights the need for better communication and support between the university administration and students. Student Government Association (SGA): The document includes information about the roles and responsibilities of the SGA members, emphasizing teamwork and community service. Specific roles such as the freshman class senator and treasurer are highlighted, along with their goals and commitments to their peers. Cultural Exploration: An article by Odesma Dalrymple explores Thai cuisine, specifically focusing on Baltimore's first Thai restaurant. The piece details the unique flavors and ingredients that characterize Thai food and promotes the restaurant as a cultural experience. Football Game Coverage: The document provides extensive coverage of the return of college football to Morgan State University with the reopening of Hughes Memorial Stadium. The article details the pre-game ceremonies, notable attendees, and the game itself, which ended in a loss for Morgan State against Howard University. Career and Development Opportunities: The document includes advertisements and announcements related to career opportunities, internships, and campus events aimed at enhancing students' professional development.