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After cruising in the 1st round, they take care of their opponents in round 2 of our Spades Tournament. Rob, who is the winner of our 2005 Cruise Giveaway, talks about their skill level and described

Don't let these lovely ladies fool you with their charm, they will put the heat on you in some Spades. Just ask the guy who was trying to get some air time during their victory interview.

After John and Tiffany disposed of their 1st round opponents, they took the time to speak with us about their strategy and focus.

After they wowed their embarassed opponents in the 1st round of the Spades Tournament (*they only needed 2 hands to beat them*), Morris and Charles take over the mic and thank those who made it possib

Denmark, SC – Voorhees College will celebrate its 2005 Homecoming the week of November 6th through 12th. Miss Angoneckia Dashun Booker is the Homecoming Queen for this year’s festivities. She is

Background: Samuel J. Patterson is President and CEO of Veridyne, Inc. (formerly Shepard-Patterson). He is a classic example of the American Success story. Born and raised in Yeadon, Pennsylvania, one

Founder and President of the National left for Neighborhood Enterprise (NCNE), Washington, D.C.

Represents the 159th district in Delaware County

Represents the 190th district in Philadelphia County

Chancellor of the University of Nebraska at Kearney.

Publisher and CEO of the Philadelphia Tribune, the oldest newspaper continuously owned an operated by an African American.

At the time was the Army's youngest full-time trial judge. Also served as Director of Military Equal Opportunity under the Office of the Secretary of Defense.

Noted scholar. First African American Rhodes scholar from an HBCU.

Actor Studied pre-law at Southern U. Starred from 1989-1995 as Hampton Speakes in the hit soap opera show, Guiding Light and as Dustin Cater in Another World.

Health alliance partners with HBCUConnect.com.

Richard Arrington, Jr. Ph.D. was elected the first African-American mayor of Birmingham, Alabama. Birmingham, Alabama was, during the 1960's, considered one of America's most racist cities.

First woman instructor at any Air Force ROTC unit (Ohio State University). Was the first African American woman line colonel in the Air Force.

PROFESSION: Politician First African American to become a state govenor in US history. Was govenor of Virginia. First African American to be elected to the Virginia state senate. Also attended Howard University.

PROFESSION: Professional Sports Player 9 time Pro Bowl player.

PROFESSION: Radio Personality National radio talk show host. Patnered with Steadman Graham

PROFESSION: Musical Artist "Grammy award winning musician. Include hits ""Let's Hear It For The Boy"" and ""It's Gonna Take A Miracle"""

PROFESSION: Professional Sports Player First African-American quarterback to start and play in a Super Bowl game.

PROFESSION: Civil Rights Activist Marched with Martin Luther King Jr. Led the Selma to Montgomery protests. Started the Hosea Williams Foundation. Also attended Atlanta University.

PROFESSION: Education Professor of English at Harvard University.

Cassandra Wilson is often described as not only an accomplished jazz vocalist and composer but also as a lyricist, producer, musical director, guitarist and pianist. Born in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1955, Cassandra Wilson has been singing and performing since she sang at