The Spokesman, Nov 16, 1988, Vol. 38, No. 3
Creators: name: Team, The Editorial
Publisher: name: Morgan State University
Year: 1988
Subjects: Politicans - American
News - Campus and Local
Greek Organizations - the Divine Nine
Student Life
Homecoming
Editorials and Opinions, Editor’s Comments
The Spokesman Messages and Solicitations

description: Golden Bears Win: Morgan State University’s football team, the Golden Bears, ended a 10-game losing streak with a 21-0 victory over Elizabeth City State. This was the first win under coach Ed Wyche, celebrated with enthusiasm by players and coaches. Reverend Jesse Jackson Visits: Reverend Jesse Jackson visited Morgan State University on November 3 to campaign for the Dukakis/Bentsen ticket. He addressed the audience on issues such as gun control, education policies, and the importance of voting. He criticized the Reagan/Bush administration for cutting student aid and increasing the prison population among Black youths. Governor Schaefer's Visit: Governor William Donald Schaefer visited Morgan State University to assess the condition of campus buildings in need of repair. Following his visit, other state senators also toured the campus. The university seeks state funding for dormitory repairs, which are estimated to cost $20 million. Resident Programs: The Resident Programs at Morgan State University have been active, providing social activities for resident students, including movies, sports nights, and game shows. The programs aim to enhance campus life and foster student engagement. New Computer Lab: Morgan State University upgraded its computer lab in the Banneker Communications building with high-grade software from prestigious universities. This lab, made possible by an IBM grant, positions Morgan as a leader in high-tech communications and research. Campus Construction: Repairs and accessibility improvements are planned for several buildings, including Holmes Hall, Carter-Grant-Wilson, Truth Hall, and Jenkins. The first phase of construction is set to begin soon, with funding allocated for these projects. Fraternity Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity members Howard L. Tutman Jr., Charles Tildón, and Danilo DeSousa received national recognition for their achievements. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity is promoting safe sex by distributing condom packages and educational booklets. Student of the Month: Ronald Tucher, a senior Marketing major and member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, was selected as the “Greek” student of the month for his dedication to uplifting the Black race and his involvement in fraternity activities. Editorials and Opinions: Various opinion pieces discuss issues such as crime perception, student participation in campus activities, and the development of Black leadership. Dr. Manning Marable emphasizes the need for cultivating new leaders to advance economic, political, cultural, and social objectives within the Black community. Homecoming Events: The Homecoming festivities included various events, although the football team lost their homecoming game against Delaware State. The overall celebration was deemed a success, with significant participation from students and alumni. Classifieds and Announcements: Job opportunities, auditions for Busch Gardens, and senior class meetings and events are announced. The fashion show committee also presents an upcoming show featuring popular fashion trends.