Khrisna Truitt, EditorThe Editorial Team2024-09-222024-09-221992-11-18http://hdl.handle.net/11603/36299Visitation Policies at Morgan Residences: The article discusses the policies and student frustrations regarding visitation hours at Morgan State University's residence halls. It highlights the strict visitation rules established in the 1970s and how they affect students' social lives. Various student and administration perspectives are included, emphasizing the need for balanced policies that consider both safety and social needs. Derrick Chase: A Morgan Student “Does For Self”: This article profiles Derrick Chase, a 20-year-old Morgan State University student who started his own business, Do For Self Distributors. Chase sells T-shirts and red pepper gas (a mace-like product) and aims to teach others about entrepreneurship. Motivated by his dislike of working for others and inspired by the "do for self" concept from the Nation of Islam and his grandfather, Chase encourages black students to start businesses that complement each other rather than compete. The Jacksons on ABC: The article previews the ABC miniseries "The Jacksons: An American Dream," which traces the life and career of the Jackson family. The miniseries, developed since 1989, involves participation from all Jackson family members except LaToya, who threatened to sue. The series aims to portray the family's rise from humble beginnings in Gary, Indiana, to global fame, addressing both their successes and struggles. Thanksgiving or Turkey Day?: This piece reflects on the true meaning of Thanksgiving, criticizing the commercialization of the holiday and urging people to focus on giving thanks and helping those in need. Dr. Herbert Edwards, director of religious studies at Morgan State University, shares his perspective on Thanksgiving as a time for gratitude and community support. Constructing An Engineering Legacy At MSU: The article highlights the achievements of Morgan State University's School of Engineering, established in 1984 to serve African American students and the Baltimore community. It discusses the school's rigorous academic program, support system, and successful alumni whoFull edition of 16 pagesenProperty of Morgan State UniversityAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United Stateshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/Morgan State ControversyStudent LifeMusicians and EntertainersHolidaysCampus LifeText