by By Desmond Nugent in News
Watching what you eat is very beneficial, but for individuals with diabetes it's no longer an option. According to the National Diabetes Clearinghouse, diabetes caused the deaths of approximately 224,092 Americans in 2002, making it the sixth leading cause of death in the U.
by By La Tara Sutton in News
Ten students recently formed the LU chapter of The Impact Movement, an organization dedicated to increasing students' knowledge about Jesus Christ.
The organization was created in 1991 during the National Impact Conference, which was hosted by Tom Fritz and now takes place every two years.
by By Tarik Jinks in News
Dr. Clarence A. Hedge, chairman of the department of technology, was recently presented the Marilyn Douglass Memorial Award by Governor Brad Henry at the 31st Annual Governor's Arts Awards.
The award was established in 1980 following the deaths of Marilyn Douglass, a council member, and her husband Rev.
by By De'Shawn Saffold in News
The Beta Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and the Alpha Pi chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. dominated the first Alpha Phi Alpha "Midwest Mayhem" Step show that took place Dec. 2 in Springfield, Mo.
The Sigmas, who just won first place and $800 last month at a step show in Liberty, Mo.
by By Daria Dean in News
The Langston University School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences and the Langston University Center for International Development (LUCID) co-hosted a lecture titled "Transflormational Diplomacy in Liberia" on Monday, Nov. 20 in the Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Complex.
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Dr. JoAnn Haysbert will host Open Door With the President Friday, Dec. 8th from 11 a.m. to noon in the president's office located on the first floor of Page Hall. Come meet the president and share your ideas/concerns with her!
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Student writers for The LU Gazette placed in every category they entered in the Oklahoma Journalism Salute to Excellence Awards, a competition sponsored by the Tulsa Association of Black Journalists. The LU Gazette also won Best School Newspaper.
The winners:
Best News Story
1st place: Kevono Hunt
"Professor's Arrest Baffles LU Community"
2nd place: Tatyanna Johnson (recent grad)
"LU Student Jailed on Two Felony Charges"
Best Feature Story
1st place: Tiffany Taylor (recent grad)
"Dr.
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Two members of the Langston University Lions football team have been selected to play in the first Eddie Robinson Motherland Classic in Abuja, Nigeria.
The two students are seniors Duke Barker and Jeff Martin. Barker is an offensive lineman and was a 2005 all-conference and all-region selection.
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Students receiving the NASA-OGSC scholarship recently served the community of Crescent, Okla. by judging their annual science fair.
The fall 2006 NASA scholarship students in attendance were Donterrio Marzett, Leethaniel Brumfield, Ivorie Okonoboh, Derek Blythe, Karole Blythe, Monique Robinson, Nathan Williams, Keith Dunkin, Christal Wallace, and Shanika Bottoms.
by Lavembre Edwards in News
On Dec. 4 the Beta Kappa chapter Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. celebrated their 100 year anniversary with a probate show in the I.W. Young Auditorium that unveiled nine new members.
The new members call themselves Hactenus Insperatus Populus. During the event the Alphas showed off their stepping skills and the knowledge they gained before being inducted.
by By Daria Dean in News
The Langston University School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences and the Oklahoma Black Historical Society Research Project, Inc. co-hosted the 7th Annual State Small Farm Conference.
The conference theme was entitled "Partnership and Solutions- Keys to Success.
by By Daria Dean in News
The Langston University School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences and the Oklahoma Black Historical Society Research Project, Inc. co-hosted the 7th Annual State Small Farm Conference.
The conference theme was entitled "Partnership and Solutions- Keys to Success.
