The Spokesman - Nov 19, 1993 - Vol. 41, No. 6

Abstract

Shooting Incident at Morgan State University: A shooting occurred at Morgan State University's Talmadge L. Hill Field House during the homecoming celebration. A sophomore, Bishara Bates, witnessed an armed man chasing and shooting another youth. Tribute to Former Football Coach Earl C. Banks: Earl C. Banks, a former Morgan State football coach, was remembered after his death from a car crash. Banks led the team to significant victories and was inducted into the National Football Foundation's College Football Hall of Fame. Morgan's Hughes Stadium will be renamed in his honor. Angela Davis Lecture: Angela Davis delivered a lecture titled “Race and Sexuality” at the Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium at Johns Hopkins University. Davis discussed the historical and contemporary issues of race and sexuality, emphasizing the constructed nature of racial categories and stereotypes. Student Government Association (SGA) Controversy: The legitimacy of the SGA elections was questioned. Allegations of foul play and concerns about biased election processes were raised. The article highlights the challenges in finding unbiased individuals for the Board of Election Supervisors and the involvement of university administration in addressing the complaints. Lambda Support Group: The Lambda support group was established to provide a safe space for homosexuals or those unsure of their sexuality. The group faced opposition from some community members but continued to offer support to its members. Basketball Season Overview: The men's basketball season began with high expectations. The team, led by Coach Michael Holmes and co-captain Terry Sellers, aimed to be MEAC champions. The article outlines the team's strengths and areas for improvement. International Students Association (ISA): The ISA serves as a home for international students at Morgan. The association is involved in various community programs and cultural exchanges, and it has been successful in fostering a supportive environment for its members. Pan-Africanism Discussion: The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party held an orientation meeting to discuss Pan-Africanism, aiming for the liberation and unification of Africa. The session emphasized the importance of developing a relationship with the motherland and the role of African culture and politics.