Current State of Morris Brown

Torrence Banks, News Editor Since Morris Brown lost their accreditation in 2002, many have viewed the institution as an afterthought in the Atlanta University Center (AUC). The most recent fire on the schools’ campus has Morris Brown students believing that no one wants to see the institution succeed again. On Tuesday, February 11,  an administrator’s…

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The importance of Ocean Exploration

Sydney Goggans, Staff Writer Celestials, orbits and rockets occupy the dreams and fantasies of scientists and civilians all over the world. Space—a universe comprised of multiple wonders that is awaiting for us to uncover. It is no secret that the concept of space is a global, intriguing phenomenon through the news and pop culture. The…

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Killer Mike, Vince Carter Come to Campus

Shakim Muhafiz, Associate Sports Editor Vince Carter aka “Half-Man, Half-Amazing” is known for his highlight NBA dunks and being the first NBA player to play in four different decades. He may be a superstar and future hall of famer, but during his time at Morehouse College on Feb. 25, he reminisced about his HBCU roots. …

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Stacey Abrams Speaks At King Lecture Series

Dwayne Carson, Staff Writer Stacey Abrams, former Georgia House Democratic leader and graduate of Spelman College, was the guest speaker for the annual Martin Luther King Jr Collection Lecture and Conversation Series at the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center. Abrams on January 23. She delivered a compelling speech and graciously responded to questions from the…

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What’s In Your Cart?

Jamari Stanton, Staff Writer Vitamin E acetate, an oily additive found in e-cigarette, or vaping products has been identified as “one very strong culprit of concern” in the lung illness epidemic according to Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As of November 5, the outbreak has been linked…

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