The HBCU advantage: Predominately black schools foster self-exploration
Don’t count on my vote
Although I enjoy designing, I enjoy writing just as much. Below you will find four of my published articles from the Florida A&M University's student-run newspaper, the Famuan. I started working at the Famuan as a graphics deputy, and over the three years I contributed to the newspaper, I have been Graphics editor, Visuals editor and Online editor.
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Maybe “I just don’t feel like it” isn’t a valid reason to not vote, but it’s one of mine.
Earlier today, I was asked if we really need HBCUs. She wasn’t saying historically black colleges and universities are bad, but she wondered if we really had a need for them.
Throughout high school, my father always said, “Don’t burn the candle at both ends.”
Do you have a friend that tries anything? Things that make you question your friendship with them? Well, my friend has experienced tarot card reading, and this past First Friday, I paid $10 to do the same.
Burning both ends, wearing yourself thin
Taking a Chance with Tarot: Student Tries out Fortune-telling Card Game