The Spokesman, May 1999.pdf

Abstract

Graduating Seniors: Glenroy Clive Shelton, the Editor-in-Chief of the Spokesman, shares his journey from Jamaica to Morgan State University, highlighting his editorial work and aspirations. He expresses gratitude for the support received and encourages peers to strive for their best . An article titled "Graduating Seniors are Ready for the World" by Jennifer Harris-Gaynor and Kevin B. Howell celebrates the achievements and future plans of graduating seniors, emphasizing their readiness to tackle the real world . Golden Key Scholarship: Bryan Watson, a Jamaican national residing in Elmont, NY, is awarded the Golden Key National Honor Society Undergraduate Scholarship. Watson, an Electrical Engineering major with a 4.0 GPA, is actively involved in multiple engineering societies and student organizations . Safety of Living Off-Campus: An article by Ryan Clark discusses security concerns among students living off-campus, particularly in the Northwood apartments. It addresses the mixed perceptions of safety and the measures taken by campus and private security to ensure student safety . Senior Art Exhibit: The Montebello Complex Art Gallery showcases the work of graduating art students for the first time in two years. The exhibit includes various forms of art such as sculptures, paintings, and drawings. Senior Graphic Design major, Rahiim Hill, discusses the challenges and opportunities within the art department . Dr. Nathan Mitchell Carter: Dr. Carter, Chairperson of the Fine Arts Department and Conductor of the prestigious Morgan State University Choir, is highlighted for his contributions to the university and his musical excellence. His journey from Selma, Alabama, to leading the MSU Choir on international tours is detailed .