| Krazy_Jamaicans_Wife |
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Wow...big surprise no one is running to be first on this post...get ya damn learn on people. Stop worrying about who is carrying the hottest bag..or rockin the most ice. |
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| Cocoa-homme |
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First, second, third...who cares? NCA&T for Life...Aggie Pride!!! |
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| Sickz |
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| BKALLDAY23 |
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WHAT HAPPENED TO ALBANY STATE IN GEORGIA?? |
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| HeresThaGotchaGotcha |
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Big ups to University of Houston!
Go COOGS!!!! lol...
i see we aint make tha list...neither did TSU...lol |
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I will be attending one AsAP
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Check Me Out...
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| msquetta |
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Go maryland,we up there a few times!!!!! |
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| illegal2speak |
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heyyy 3/5 of my colleqes are on there!
howard,hampton, +/ clark atlanta=] |
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| WestDetroitKing |
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Well im not leaving Michigan so [EXPLETIVE] a black college |
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| WhiteManLover |
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| treycoleman |
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GO MOREHOUSE!!!!!
I feel it should be number 2, right behind Spelman College.
Number three will do now, but don't let it happen again. |
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| nissia534 |
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WOW TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY AND JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY MADE IT |
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| LEOSrBEAUTIFUL |
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what happened to TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY on of the best law schools (well i guess not for blacks) all u see entering that building is all other races |
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| louisiana1-4life |
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GRAMBLING STATE UNIV.
GOOOOO, TIGERS!!!!! |
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| waterworks |
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Just go to college! |
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| shebakescheesecakes |
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Hopefully these Colleges are creating some sort of special financial aide for the students thats are planning to attend during this recession....
shebakescheesecakes.com |
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| Mimistylinonyou |
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WooHoo Go Morehouse!!!! |
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| eyezb25 |
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i honestly didn't know that there were so many black colleges |
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OKAY IM FROM SC AND STATE IS A PARTY HOUSE NO PLACE TO GET A EDUCATION BELIEVE ME!!! |
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OKAY IM FROM SC AND STATE IS A PARTY HOUSE NO PLACE TO GET A EDUCATION BELIEVE ME!!! |
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OKAY IM FROM SC AND STATE IS A PARTY HOUSE NO PLACE TO GET A EDUCATION BELIEVE ME!!! |
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OKAY IM FROM SC AND STATE IS A PARTY HOUSE NO PLACE TO GET A EDUCATION BELIEVE ME!!! |
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| MUCKGIRL561 |
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FAMU produce the most black college graduates out of all these colleges!!! |
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| lady79 |
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that is so sad....not too many comment...why cause rihanna,jaz and all the people with labels is not on it.....stupid |
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| SXYGAPEACH |
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IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN FAMU IN THE TOP 5!!! |
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Get 'em SPELMAN!!!!! Class of '02! |
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| AlreadyNYoDreamz |
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XAVIER UNIVERSITY
DILLARD UNIVERSITY
GRAMBLING STATE!
3 FOR THE LOUISIANA TEAM! |
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| Cocaine1980 |
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Hey my sh1t aight there, University of Southern Compton. U learn mad sh1t there like how much u can get for a kilo and who to laid a niqqa out with a single blow to the dome piece. The real USC. I got like two year left. |
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| starquality |
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Wow, hadn't posted on here in a minute. Anyway. . .AGGIE PRIDE!!! |
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| Keywi |
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AWWWW NO LINCOLN UNIVERSITY PA????? I MISS COLLEGE, HOMECOMING NEXT WEEKEND!!!!! |
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| JazzyLady85 |
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GSU!! I thought you knew !! Go Tigers! |
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| Miss_Diva |
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wow its funny how people run to post comments to ever other news thing but this one...lol every one needs an education people..geez |
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| BOOSGIRL |
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Man, I missed out on the Black College experience but I'm DEFINITELY going to make sure that when my daughter is old enough, she'll be applying to THE BEST university that $ could buy!!
<== CUNY Graduate!!! |
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Big up to South Carolina University... |
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| 1BayAreaElite |
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This is actually really GOOD INFORMATION MTO, I am sooo Proud of yall for actually posting up some real educational info for our young black people!!!!!
Now do it again and during the weekdays when you know you get everybody and they Mama on here viewing daily from work....
Props MTO, keep it up. |
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| RedDragon |
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MAN PLEASE. JACKSON STATE IS MY ALUMNI AND ITS GETTING WHITER BY THE DAY. THEY ALWAYS TRYING TO HIT YOU UP FOR SOME MONEY SO THEY CAN KEEP MAKING THE SCHOOL "WHITER". |
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| girliegirl87 |
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My college isn't on there because it's a predominantly white college but more black students are coming in so it could be next! My college is Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio. |
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| LuvMyHBCU |
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i'll take second!! YAY HOWARD!!!! GO BISONNNN!!!!<333 |
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| lilessence03 |
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WOW....i was shocked when i got to the bottom of this page so quickly. why isn't anyone commenting on this post? it's kinda sad...
well anyway my sister went to clark atlanta and it's primarily a party school. there are celebs there all the time and there's always a concert on campus and a party goin on. academically...well...ima just say that if the school focused on their academics like they did their parties, then they would REALLY deserve to be on the list.
i attend Georgia State University and love it! the best, but most INTENSE education program out there! GSU is actually on the verge of becoming a Black college itself, because Black enrollment is really rising.
and FINALLY! GSU Panther Football in 2010! WOOOOO |
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Clark Atlanta University is were it's at. |
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I logged in just to say YEAHHHH! for MORGAN STATE, GO BEARS!!!! |
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| blackbeautyanddiva |
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WHAT HAPPENED TO CAL. STATE UNIVERSITY, HAYWARD
OR U. C. BERKELEY? |
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| 71MIL |
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WHERE MY COLLEGE AT?
WHAT HAPPENED TO CHEYNEY???
HOW BOUT THEM PHILLIES!!!!!
PHILLY STAND UP. |
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almost free!! |
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| CoCo360 |
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I didn't see my little private college up there. It's a historical black college but it's very small. Lemoyne Owen in Tennessee |
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What Da F@#K, what happened to Southern University????? I cannot believe this. Southern has more to offer than Grambling, that is sad. SU Grad 07, proud Alumnus!!!!! |
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| JadeFox |
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WAIT WAIT WAIT!!! WTF? Southern University isnt on the list? This has to be some made up bullshit ass list that somebody who was not very knowledgeable came up with off the top of his head just to make up a list. I could Understand if no other Louisiana Schools made the list but how could GRAMBLING UNIVERSITY make the list and their accreditation is in Jeopardy EVERY YEAR? They are a .99 credits away from being a preschool and they made the list? The majority of their programs are not accredited at all and THEY made the list? The only reason they did not turn them into a junior college already is because they want us to beat Grambling at The Bayou Classic every year as opposed to another school(tradition) If there was no Southern University there would be no Bayou Classic, If there was no Bayou Classic there would be no Grambling so if there was no Southern University there would be no Grambling. We're not going to even mention how Superior our Law School is. This list is for the birds. |
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| DATDAMNMTO |
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Spellman, Clark Atlanta, Morehouse all of those ae great schools |
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Grambling?
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| ShezBlazin |
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Spelman is #1...yeah that sounds about right!!! Good choice, good choice. |
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@ Cocoa-homme. . .
ALRIGHT NOW!!! AGGIE PRIDE! NCA&T should be higher on the list, but at least we beat NCCU. : P It's all love. |
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| helix747 |
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It is fuc**** MOREHOUSE! Use your spell check okay MTO! Lets get it together. Seriously! |
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| She_So_Fly |
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Clark @ #13 huh?
Man, back when I was a senior in high school (c/o 94 baby!) I was accepted to Clark, but for some reason I didn't go (don't ask me what reason..I don't remember..lol). I wish I could have went. I still have the acceptance papers to this day. :(
Join ebonycity.heavenforum.com |
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| TexasCalibur84 |
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A school with no white girls????? |
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| MoniBoo |
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@ B-moreAllday- so did I. "I'm so glad I go to Morgan State!" |
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Smith!!! These are not all HBCUs. Smith is a women's college that's predominantly White. |
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XXXXXU X X X X X X U! #17 BABY!
class of 2005' |
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| scorpioqueen99 |
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SCSU is not just a party school. Only people who couldn't balance school and partying would say that.lol. Go Bulldogs!!! Homecoming, here I come! |
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What happen to Wayne State University, In Detroit,MI. Black Enterprise get it togather |
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BIG UPS TO MTO FOR POSTING THIS LIST. EVERYBODY'S GOING NEED THAT DEGREE, IT'S A MATTER OF SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. THERE ARE A FEW SCHOOLS ON THIS LIST THAT I DIDN'T THINK WERE "BLACK COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES": CORNELL UNIVERSITY, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, NORTHWESTER UNIVERSITY, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, WELLESLY COLLEGE, NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. TRADITIONALLY, THESE SCHOOLS HAVE ONLY GIVEN BLACK STUDENTS A HARD WAY IN THE DOOR. |
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@ JadeFox - Don't ever compare ALL Louisiana colleges. Southern University doesn't hold a candle to Xavier University, the #1 school for producing black graduates with degrees in science, the #1 school for sending black students to medical school, pharmacy schools, vet schools, students seeking Ph.Ds in the sciences. GET REAL. I received job offers (pharm) from simply wearing my t-shirt although my grades spoke for themselves. XU is HIGHLY respected.
XU produces well-rounded graduates who enter society making a difference. |
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TTT-SSS-U!!!!! |
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@ Texas...that's right, lol!! |
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Shout out to all my aggies holdin it down at homecoming dis weekend. North Cacalack is da place to be and A & T is where it's at. HI HATERS |
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finally MTO shares info that some can use.....
www.myspace.com/focusedoncomedy |
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| N1esha |
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i just knew HOWARD would make the list !! |
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| ChiSocialite |
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FAMU should definitley be ranked higher on this list. GO RATTLERS |
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| skyneska |
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Big ups to Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan; Alabama State A&M, and bigger ups to THE UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT, Detroit, MI, my alma mater. (UD/Mercy now) Big ups to all colleges who support and care for young people who are bound to change the world. Big ups to the teachers and professors who have the love of teaching in their hearts. That would be me. lol |
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This here is a good look! |
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| Domz |
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CLARK ATL BABY!!!! ..WHAT YAHLL KNO ABOUT US!!! YEAA
n shout out 2 savannah state.. SSU!! even tho i dnt seem up there...
Oh n Where My AGGIES at??!! |
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| xbeachchair |
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Domz you got an Aggie right here!
AGGIE PRIDE! && it's homecoming here this week. |
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| collegegirl06 |
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" Im so glad I go to TSU, Im so glad I go to TSU, Im so glad I go to TSU, singing glory hallelujah Im so glad!!!!! TSU |
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| atlqueen |
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Yeah Spelman!!!!!
Everyone knows there's no woman like a Spelman Woman!!!!!
Spelman C/O 2001 |
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| atlqueen |
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Spelman/Morehouse Homecoming!!!!!
October 19-26
See you in the ATL!!!!!
http://www.morehousespelmanhomecoming2008.com |
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| timialynn |
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YALE SHOULD BE UP HIGHER BUT WHATEVER |
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| crb131 |
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JSU SONIC BOOM OF THE SOUTH #36 BABY!!!!! HOME OF DAVID BANNER |
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| strawberrieluv |
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Go South Carolina State University Bulldogs |
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| polkadotskin |
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Can I get an AGGIE PRIDE!!!!!
Go A&T!!!!! |
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| Didjaseememama |
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It's all about RATTLER PRIDE BABY! FAAAAMMMMU! |
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| lUdaBabIi |
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TUSKEGEE!!!!!
HOOT HOOT!!!!!
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| kmohtowntx |
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Univ. of Houston!!! yah!! |
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I‘m paid! Who cares what you say!! |
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| BigBlackBuddha |
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Morgan State Alum...and why the [EXPLETIVE] is Harvard and Yale on this list...
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Got Buddha?
http://bigblackbuddha.blogspot.com |
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| Shereezy |
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University of Maryland....thats whats up!!!! |
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If you knew betta...You‘d do betta |
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| Ohiolove |
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Go Tennessee State!!!! |
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| mizz_naysi |
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Damn...
PVAMU didn't make the list...
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| BklynRogue |
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Ugh, of course the HBCU's round up the top. University of Hartford, what's good?!
Class of 2012!!!
Madd of my friends went to HBCU's this year...I didn't have the same enthusiam about them tho. |
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5 Boroughs Of Death, U dont Understand!! |
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| da8dawg |
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Good to see my favorite HBCU (Tuskegee University)on the list. Although I'll probably never see my alma mater (Auburn University) represented here, it's still a good school for African Americans. |
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Clark atlanta alum here... we need to be tied with spelman and morehouse |
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| CrystalCourt |
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Morgan State, Morgan State U! |
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| beemichelle |
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MY school--
Spelman College is #1 =] |
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| victorartsy9421 |
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Cal State Eastbay/Hayward... |
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Harvard may have 10% blacks but trust me most are white. I don't live to far from there I should know. |
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HOWARD i see you...even though i decided not to go lol...kind of regret it, even though i love my school Hofstra University in new york...soon to be transferring to the University of Houston |
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| esha718803 |
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South Carolina State University BaybEHHH!!! LOL |
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| HU901BISON |
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HOWARD, HOWARD, HOWARD, HOWARD UUUUU....THE REAL HU!!!!! C/O 2010 stand up! |
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| SigmaMan1914 |
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I knew Howard U would make it...the genisis of my beloved fraternity! |
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| lima890 |
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Morgan State bitchesssss |
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Knew HOWARD would be up there seeing as though the NAME is so familiar. Shyt ain't been the same since i DON'T KNOW WHEN. They riding on their name and if you're not going for business don't expect tooo much. DO YOUR RESEARCH. A school should be more than just a name. I got accepted and declined the offer cause they had wayyy to manyy f u c k ups with my registration and even took my friends money and denied her a dorm cause she was Hispanic. Things change and all I'm saying is do your research, Howard is an OK school but it ain't been great or historic latelyy damn sure shouldnt be 2nd. I've sed my peace . . . |
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SPEAK ON IT SCORPIOQUEEN99!Obviously tsmith couldn't balance class and "Thirsty Thursdays at the Silver Spur"! BTW her pic is upsidedown. GO SCSU Homecoming'08. BEAT NORFOLK STATE! |
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| caramelMIXcutie |
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE #49 WTF .... WOW..LOL
~CONGRATS TO SCSU FOR THERE HOMECOMING WIN~
South Carolina State beat Norfolk State 24-23
ORANGEBURG WAS MAD CRAZY TODAY ... WOOOO-HOOOOO!
SKEEEEE-WEE
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| his_natural_high |
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Even though SC beat us today...I'm going to ALWAYS have love in my heart for my school!!! BEHOOOLLLLLDDDD THE GRREEEEENNN AAANNNDDD GGGOOOOLLLLDDDDD!!!! NSU BABY!!!!
SKEEEEE-WEEE |
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| candigal88 |
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yea my school didn't make the list and know why. Virginia State University is too much of a party school!!! Too ghetto also!!! Shoot I barely made it out of there!!! |
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| Mr305mia |
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FAMU 18????? |
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| quiann |
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Howard University,
Class 07'!
Go Bisons!!!!! |
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| sugrad08 |
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Seriously how could my beloved SU(by the way we whooped tsu today 45-14)not make the list.Just speaking about the HBCUs in Louisiana...southern has the BEST...I repeat the BEST Nursing and Law schools within our state. I would definitely like to see what research methods they used while putting this list together.I agree with my fellow Jag Jade...how many times have we heard that Grambling was losing their accreditation...in my 4 years I've been at SU I have never heard of any of our programs losing accreditations.....and mzarrogance its not a thing of comparing su to schools like xaiver...yall deserved to make the list...but a school like gsu over su u gotta be kidding...the only thing they have going for them is the band other then that gsu is nothing more then another school that su has defeated and will continue to defeat... I would seriously like to see the BE that this list was featured in |
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| AKeysWannabee |
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Alright!! Grambling State University!!! |
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| lisalee126 |
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FAAAAAMMMMMUUUU WE WERE NUMBER ONE BUT BECAUSE OF CASTELL AND HER F$#$#K UPS WE ARE NUMBER 18 ON THE LIST TRUST ME WE WILL BE BACK ON TOP HOMECOMING 08 SOMETHING SERIOUS LETS GET GET GET IT |
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TO tiffie3490:
I don't know nor care which school you attend or attended, but as a PROUD HOWARD ALUMN I CAN HONESTLY SAY THAT HOWARD UNIVERSITY HAS NEVER, EVER HAD TO RIDE ON THEIR "NAME" THE SUCCESS THAT THEIR PRIDEFUL ALUMNI HAVE BOASTED IN VARIOUS INDUSTRIES SPEAKS VOLUMES:
Academics
[edit] Science, Medicine & Mathematics
Patricia BathName Class year Notability Reference
Dr. Patricia Bath MD ophthalmologist, the first African-American woman doctor to receive a patent for a medical invention.
Dr. David Blackwell PhD first African-American elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Beth A. Brown PhD 1991 noted NASA astrophysicist, first African American woman to earn a doctoral degree from the University of Michigan's Department of Astronomy. [2]
Dr. St. Elmo Brady PhD first African-American to earn a doctorate in chemistry.
Cheick Modibo Diarra astrophysicist, director of NASA's "Mars Exploration Program Education and Public Outreach," chairman of Microsoft West Africa.
Dr. Lena Franes Edwards MD physician (obstetrics and gynecology) and humanitarian, received Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1964
Dr. Percy Lavon Julian PhD holds more than 130 chemical patents
Dr. Ruth Ella Moore PhD first African-American woman to earn a doctorate in bacteriology
E. Franklin Frazier sociologist
[edit] University administrators
Charlene Drew JarvisName Class year Notability Reference
Delbert Baker (Ph.D.) president Oakwood College
John T. Baker First African-American dean of the Albany Law School
Kenneth Clark educator and pyschologist who conducted the 'doll research' for the Brown vs. Board of Education case
Charlene Drew Jarvis (Ph.D.) president Southeastern University, daughter of Dr. Charles Drew
Antoine M. Garibaldi, Ph.D. first African-American president of Gannon University. Former Dean of College of Arts and Sciences at Xavier University of Louisiana
Edison O. Jackson President of Medgar Evers College
Weldon Jackson the current Provost and Executive Vice President of Manhattan College
Walter J. Leonard former president of Fisk University; former Assistant Dean, Howard University School of Law and Harvard University Law School; executive director, Cities in Schools
Beverly D. Malloy executive vice president, Barber-Scotia College
Kelly Miller mathematician, scientist, sociologist, first African-American admitted to Johns Hopkins University
R. Charles Moyer dean emeritus Babcock Graduate School of Management, Wake Forest University, fifth permanent dean of the University of Louisville's College of Business and Public Administration
Irvin Reid, Ph.D. president Wayne State University
H. Patrick Swygert president Howard University
Dr. Thelma Barnaby Thompson 12th president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Alain LockeName Department Notability Reference
Sterling Brown writer, teacher, literary critic, poet laureat for Washington, D.C., professor 1929- around 1969
Merze Tate first African-American graduate of Western Michigan College, first African-American female to attend Oxford, first African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. in government and international relations from Harvard University, one of the first women members of the Department of History at Howard University, expert in diplomatic history, professor 1942-77
Dr. Clive Callender one of the foremost specialists in organ transplant medicine in the United States. Professor at Howard University College of Medicine, 1973- present.
Alain Locke Professor - African American writer, philosopher, educator
[edit] Business
Name Class year Notability Reference
Oliver McIntosh President and CEO of International Media Content, the largest sports rights company in the Caribbean
Vernon Jordan Attorney, Senior Managing Director with Lazard Freres & Co. LLC, former president of the Urban League
Dumarsais Simeus owner Simeus Foods, International
Lillian Lincoln Lambert Founder, Former President & Chief Executive Officer Centennial One, Inc.; first African-American woman to earn an MBA at Harvard Business School
H. Naylor Fitzhugh one of the first African American graduates of Harvard Business School and is also credited with creating the concept of target marketing
[edit] Politics and public service
[edit] Civil Rights, Law & Government
Edward Brooke
Mary Ann Shadd Cary
Elijah Cummings
Adrian Fenty
Harold Ford, Sr.
Thurgood Marshall
Gregory W. Meeks
L. Douglas Wilder
Walter Washington
Andrew YoungName Class year Notability Reference
Aris T. Allen fmr. member Maryland State Senate, first African-American to run for Lt. Governor of Maryland
The Rt. Hon (Dr.) Nnamdi Azikwe First President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1960-66)
Boce W. Barlow, Jr. first African-American to be elected to the Connecticut State Senate.
William V. Bell mayor of Durham, North Carolina
Adolphus A. Birch first African-American to serve as Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court
Aisha N. Braveboy member, Maryland House of Delegates
Dr. Percival Broderick Deputy Prime Minister of Jamaica
Hon. Edward Brooke first African-American elected to the United States Senate
Gayleatha Brown Ambassador to Benin
Hon. Ewart Brown Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport of Bermuda
Basil Keith Bryan Consul General to New York for Jamaica
Hon. Arthur L. Burnett, Sr. Senior Judge currently Judge Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Hon. Roland Burris former State Attorney General, Illinois
Hon. Robert L. Carter Southern District of New York
Mary Ann Shadd Cary publisher, abolitionist and suffragist, founded the first racially-integrated school in Canada, first female newspaper editor in Canada, second woman to graduate as a lawyer in the United States, first black woman to cast a vote in a national election
Hon. Elijah Cummings United States Congress
Hon. David Dinkins first African-American mayor of New York City
Hon. Herbert B. Dixon, Jr. Judge, Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Hon. George W. Draper III first African-American Chief Judge for the Missouri Chourt of Appeals Eastern District, first African-American male to be appointed a judge in St. Louis
Hon. Mike Espy first African-American United States Secretary of Agriculture
Melvin Evans former Governor of the United States Virgin Islands, former Delegate from the United States Virgin Islands to the United States House of Representatives
Nathaniel Exum member, Maryland State Senate
James Farmer civil rights activist, founder and first leader of Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Hon. Adrian Fenty current mayor of Washington, D.C.
Harold Ford, Sr. former United States Representative from Tennessee
Hon. Shirley Franklin first female and currentmayor of Atlanta, Georgia
Hon. Garrin P. Gayles Judge, Miami-Dade County Court
Emma Gillett co-founder of the first law school in the world founded by women, first woman to be appointed notary public by the President of the United States
John R. Hargrove, Sr. Judge, United States District Court Maryland
Dr. James W. Holley, III, D.D.S. mayor of Portsmouth, Virginia
Dr. Cheddi Jagan President, Guyana
Jack Johnson County Executive, Prince George's County, MD.
William A. Johnson, Jr. mayor, Rochester, NY.
Elaine R. Jones former president and director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
Hon. John Junor Minister of Health, Jamaica
Dr. Oliver Harper Minister of Health, Guyana
Hon. Patricia Roberts Harris United States Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, United States Ambassador
Kamala D. Harris San Francisco District Attorney
Hon. Joseph W. Hatchett Former Florida Supreme Court Judge, first African-American in the south to win a statewide election
Hon. Earl F. Hilliard United States Congress
Benjamin Hooks former executive director of the NAACP
Lonna Hooks Secretary of State of New Jersey from 1994 to 1998, under Governor of New Jersey Christine Todd Whitman [3]
Hon. Sharon Pratt Kelly first African-American female mayor of a major city, Washington, D.C.
Hon. Keith Knight Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Jamaica
Hon. Thurgood Marshall (School of Law) first African-American United States Supreme Court justice
Rudolph C. McCollum former mayor, Richmond, Virginia
Hon. Gabrielle McDonald judge Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, The Hague, Netherlands
Enolia McMillan first female national president of the NAACP
Hon. Gregory W. Meeks Representative for New York's sixth congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives
Hon. Vicki Miles-LaGrange District Judge, Western district of Oklahoma, first African-American woman U.S. attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, first African-American woman elected to the Oklahoma Senate.
Keith Mitchell Ph.D. Prime Minister of Grenada
Hon. Thomas R. Monroe first African-American judge in Arlington County, VA.
Brandon T. Neal national director of the NAACP Youth and College Division
James E. O'Hara member, United States House of Representatives (1883 to 1887) representing North Carolina.
Hon. Ronald Palmer Ambassador to Togo, Malaysia and Mauritius
Adam Clayton Powell IV Member of the New York State Assembly. Son of Civil Rights leader - Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
Hon. Peggy Quince the first African American woman on Florida Supreme Court
Charlotte E. Ray the first African American woman lawyer
M. Kasim Reed Georgia State Senator
Hon. Spottswood Robinson judge, United States Court of Appeals
J. Todd Rutherford South Carolina State Representative
Hon. Roy Schneider Governor United States Virgin Islands
SirArleigh Winston Scott first native Governor-General of Barbados
James R. Spencer Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
Hon. Craig S. Strong Michigan Third Circuit Court judge
Hon. Emmet G. Sullivan Judge of United States District Court for the District of Columbia
Kwame Ture activist, chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), born Stokely Carmichael
Dale Wainwright first African American ever elected to the Texas Supreme Court
Hon. Walter Washington first elected mayor of Washington, D.C.
Hon. L. Douglas Wilder first elected African-American United States governor, current Mayor of Richmond, Virginia
Hon. Harris Wofford United States Senator representing Pennsylvania (1991-95)
Hon. Albert Wynn first African-American elected to the United States Congress from Prince George's County and Montgomery County in Maryland
Hon. Andrew Young first African-American United Nations Ambassador and former mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
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Name Class year Notability Reference
Benjamin O. Davis, Sr. Brigadier General, first African-American general in the U.S. Army
Lester Lyles General, U.S. Air Force, Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force, and Commander, Air Force Material Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
Togo West former Secretary of Veterans Affairs, former Secretary of the Army
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[edit] Athletics
Name Class year Notability Reference
Ronald Bartell NFL cornerback (Saint Louis Rams)
Milan Brown head men's basketball coach at Mount Saint Mary's University
Marques Douglas NFL defensive end (New Orleans Saints, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco Forty-Niners)
Omar Evans Canadian Football League defensive end (Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Saskatchewan Roughriders, Montreal Alouettes, Calgary Stampeders)
Dennis Felton head men's basketball coach at the University of Georgia
Rhadi Ferguson 4-time US National Judo Champion, a 2004 Judo Olympian
Pep Hamilton quarterbacks coach for the Chicago Bears
Shaka Hislop goalkeeper for FC Dallas and Trinidad and Tobago national football team who played in the 2006 FIFA World Cup
Gary Harrell NFL/WLAF receiver, New York Giants, Frankfurt Galaxy, assistant coach, Texas Southern University
Nigel Henry professional soccer player
Edward P. Hurt Morgan's legendary football, basketball and track coach
Wycliffe Nathaniel Bubba Morton Major League Baseball player, (Detroit Tigers, Milwaukee Braves, California Angels), first African-American to sign with the Detroit Tigers
David Oliver professional athlete-track and field
Jay Walker ESPNU Football analyst, NFL quarterback (New England Patriots, 1994; Barcelona Dragons, 1995; Minnesota Vikings, 1996-97), Maryland State Delegate
Billy Jenkins former National Football League Defensive Back
Antoine Bethea NFL safety (Indianapolis Colts)
Geoff Pope NFL cornerback (New York Giants)
Larry Spriggs former NBA player
Milt Thompson former Major League Baseball player, hitting coach for the Philadelphia Phillies
[edit] Journalist and news media personalities
Gus JohnsonName Class year Notability Reference
A.J. Calloway on-air personality
Lesli Foster television anchor, WUSA-TV, Washington, D.C.
Hal Jackson first African-American radio sportscaster; co-owner of the first African-American owned and operated station in New York
Michael King conservative commentator; television producer, WXIA-TV Atlanta
Gus Johnson sportscaster, CBS Sports
Vickey Mabrey CBS News, 60 Minutes correspondent-New York
Michelle Miller reporter, CBS News
Pat Lawson Muse television anchor, WRC-TV Washington, D.C.
Cynne Simpson television anchor, WJLA-TV, Washington, D.C.
Lori Stokes News anchor, WABC-TV, New York
Tom Terrell 1972 Music journalist, photographer, promoter, NPR music commentator
Sister Toldja award winning blogger
Lala Vasquez on-air personality
Stan Verrett reporter, ESPNEWS
Fredricka Whitfield Anchor, CNN
Nancy Anita Williams journalist and editor (Essence, Washington Post, New York Daily News)
[edit] Nobel laureates
Peace, Literature, or Economics
Name Class year Notability Reference
Toni Morrison born Chloe Anthony Wofford, Nobel Prize for Literature
[edit] Literature
Name Class year Notability Reference
Pearl Cleage poet, essayist, and journalist
Karl D. Darmstädter German literature
Zora Neale Hurston anthropologist and author
Benilde Little author
Solomon Mutswairo novelist and poet
Omar Tyree award-winning novelist
[edit] Musician
Sean Combs
Richard SmallwoodName Class year Notability Reference
Geri Allen jazz pianist
Ysaye M. Barnwell member of a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey in the Rock, actress, author.
James A. Bland musician and composer. Author of over 700 songs including the former state song of Virginia.
Donald Byrd jazz musician
Sean Combs music producer, also known as "Puffy", "P. Money", "Puff Daddy", "P. Diddy", and "Diddy"
Cora Coleman-Dunham percussionist, currently tours with Prince
Billy Eckstine singer
Lillian Evanti opera singer
Roberta Flack singer
Benny Golson jazz saxophone
Rich Harrison Grammy winning record producer and song writer
Donny Hathaway singer
Shirley Horn jazz singer
Marcus Johnson jazz pianist
Kenny Lattimore singer, husband of singer Chante Moore
Linda Lou McCall songwriter and entertainment marketing consultant, widow of Louis A. McCall, drummer and founder of Con Funk Shun
Me'Shell NdegéOcello recording artist (singer & bassist)
Jessye Norman opera singer, received Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2006
Sadat X rapper, member of hip hop group Brand Nubian
Darnley Scantlebury Grammy nominated music producer, musician and songwriter, a/k/a, Donnie Scantz
Shai Band - "If I Ever Fall in Love"
Richard Smallwood Grammy award-winning gospel singer, pianist, and arranger
Crystal Waters singer
Angela Winbush singer
[edit] Pageant queens
Name Class year Notability Reference
Candace Allen Miss District of Columbia USA 2006
Christie Davis Miss Maryland USA - 2000
Shauntay Hinton Miss USA 2002
Amanda Lewis 2005, 2008 Miss Black District of Columbia USA 2008
Alena Neves Miss District of Columbia USA - 1993
Shilah Phillips first African-American to hold the Miss Texas USA title, first runner-up Miss America 2007
Von Gretchen Shepard first Miss Black California and first Miss Black America (1973)
[edit] Television and film
Ambre Anderson
Ossie Davis, 1951
Phylicia Rashad
Roxie RokerName Class year Notability Reference
Ambre Anderson 1997 model, actress
Ossie Davis actor and activist
Ernest Dickerson filmmaker and director (Director), "The Wire"
Dianne Houston Oscar-nominated filmmaker
Robert "Scoop" Jackson sports journalist and contributor, ESPN
Ananda Lewis talk show host (BET,The Ananda Lewis Show)
Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth reality television contestant (The Apprentice, The Surreal Life)
Camille McDonald model, appeared on America's Next Top Model, cycle 2"
Frederick James (Freddie)Perren Grammy Award-winning songwriter/producer ("Saturday Night Fever")
Malik Sayeed Filmmaker
Al Shearer Former BET Personality and actor
Richard Wesley playwright and screenwriter
Ambreal Williams model - appeared on America's Next Top Model, cycle 9"
Debbie Allen dancer, actress
Laz Alonzo actor ("Stomp the Yard", "Jarhead", "All souls: Dia delos muertos", "This Christmas")
Anthony Anderson actor (Two Can Play that Game, Barbershop, Kangaroo Jack, "The Shield," "The Bernie Mac Show.")
Wendy Davis actress Lifetime Television "Army Wives"
Taraji P. Henson actress ("Hustle and Flow", "Baby Boy", "Something New", "Smokin Ace's", "Talk To Me")
Paula Jai Parker actress ("Hustle and Flow", "Idlewild")
Carl Anthony Payne II actor ("The Cosby Show, "Martin")
Shaunielle Perry stage director, playwright and educator
Tracie Thoms actress ("Rent-The Movie", "The Devil Wears Prada", "Grindhouse")
Phylicia Rashad actress (The Cosby Show, "Raisin In The Sun", "The Old Settler", "The Wiz"), first African-American actress to win the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play ("Raisin")
B.J. Reed actress & singer ("Ain't Misbehavin'","Mama, I Wanna Sing", "A...My Name is Alice", "Indigo")
Roxie Roker actress, ("The Jeffersons"), also Lenny Kravitz's mother
Wendy Raquel Robinson actress, ("The Steve Harvey Show", "The Game", "Two Can Play That Game", "Something New")
Isaiah Washington actor, ("Get On The Bus", "Grey's Anatomy")
Marlon Wayans actor ("Little Man", "White Chicks")
Lynn Whitfield Emmy award-winning actress, ("The Josephine Baker Story", "Stompin' At The Savoy", "Head of State", "Eve's Bayou")
Karen Malina White actress, ("The Cosby Show")
[edit] Other visual and performing arts
Name Class year Notability Reference
Amiri Baraka author and poet
Paul Laurence Dunbar late 19th century poet
Elizabeth Catlett sculptor and printmaker.
Lois Mailou Jones Pierre-Noel , artist and educator
[edit] Religion
Name Class year Notability Reference
Louis George Gregory Hand of the Cause in the Bahá'í Faith
Beryl Higgs second woman to be ordained by the Anglican Diocese of the Bahamas
Vashti Murphy McKenzie first female bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Jeremiah Wright former pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ
[edit] Other notable alumni
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Doris Evans McGinty first African-American woman to receive a doctorate in musicology from Oxford University |
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Pretty much everybody I know in FL went to FAMU..
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".....and that's why I get 30 percent" |
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PROUD XU Alumnus class of '03 BABY...but what happened 2 Southern University? |
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Judging by the spelling and grammar on this page, it's obvious that most of you haven't been to anyone's college. |
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AGGIE PRIDE! GO A&T!!!!!
NC A&T PRODUCES THE BRIGHTEST ENGINEERS IN THE WORLD. |
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Can you all Please Say NC STAND UP!!! NC Schools on the list |
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so..... what does this do for us? most of us cant afford them. can they tell us how to get free grants/scholarships to get into these colleges?
http://www.whengoodwomenturnbad.com/2008/09/back-in-1950s-there-were-more-courting.html |
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FAM GOT DAMN U!!!
LES GO RATLLERS WE USED TO BE TOP 5. HELL, WE WERE PRINCETON REVIEWS SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AT ONE POINT. LETS NOT FORGET HOW ON POINT OUR SCHOOL IS BOTH ACEDEMICALLY AND SOCIALLY |
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@njadonis78
As one Howard Alumni to another, I couln't have said it better. Howard University has a long, prestigious history. As a member of the Class of 1974, I remember going to school with Debbie Allen, Phylicia Ayers-Allen, Donnie Hathaway, Roberta Flack, Pamela Potier(yes, Sidney's daughter), just to name a few.
I'M SO GLAD I GO TO HOWARD U
I'M SO GLAD I GO TO HOWARD U
I'M SO GLAD I GO TO HOWARD U
SINGING GLORY HALLEILUJAH, I'M SO GLAD
MUCH LOVE TO ALL MY ALPHA CHAPTER SORORS OF DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY....OOOO-OOOP!! |
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Proud NCCU Alumnus! |
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Support all HBCUs! |
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FISK FOREVER!!! Class of 03 in the house, yesir... |
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Damn, my university didn't even make the list. |
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Go HAMPTON...PIRATE PRIDE C/O 05!!!! |
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HEY Where The HELL Is MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE...IM PISSED...SCREW THESE FANCY SHMANCY UNIVERSITIES |
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njadonis78, glad you have so much pride being a HOWARD alumni but aren't we just a bit SENSITIVE?It was hardly necessary for you to say what you did: "I don't know nor care which school you attend or attended..." Don’t belittle my education solely because it wasn’t and will not be continued at HOWARD thank you very much. Now yes, HOWARD has its pride and accomplishments as does ANY OTHER SCHOOL but instead of going on to its website and copy/pasting names you should've first realized I was speaking from PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, which is why what you feel isn't how I feel. Get a grip because as I stated it was HARDLY necessary. Maybe you were born to be a Howardite, Bison or whatever the hell you call yourself but PERSONALLY, I PASS and my decision was based upon factual and personal experiences with the school. It was hardly worth the hassle I went through upon acceptance to your beloved university dear. I witnessed my close friend whose only hope was to gain the “Howard Experience” get her housing delayed and eventually denied strictly because of her race. This obviously didn’t happen to you so I guess you saw the brighter side yet and still save the list and your little pro-HOWARD tirade if you couldn’t see the story behind my words. And by the way, a school is more than just the “pedigree” of its faculty and graduates. Hence, your list means squat to me. Oh, but then again, we do live in quite a shallow world, don’t we ? |
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When people gonna stop this list shyt and understand school is school. You get out of it what you put into it. I hate these "feel good" list. |
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Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (FAMU) all day. |
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Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (FAMU) all day. |
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Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (FAMU) all day. |
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@ Kcire10...You have a point, but at the same time it's good for people to know which universities/colleges have more Black faculty and more diversity in their degree programs.
I will say that I don't think Black Universities take into consideration that the majority of predominantly Black high schools ARE NOT ABLE to provide AP classes, YET Black Universities EXPECT prospective Black college students to meet the same standards as PRINCETON, YALE, HARVARD, etc., and that's disenfranchising African-Americans. |
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Aggie Pride# 21....They Should also be Shaw University, the first HBC in the South...Without Shaw set the foundation and paved the way |
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Valnique4Love I am surprised that they didn't put SHAW U up there, Shaw is my parents's alma mater. Anyways I see my alma mater, UNC Chapel Hill is up there. Go TAR HEELS!!! |
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SKEE-WEE to all the sorors that posted!!! |
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@tiffie3490
My post was not a tirade, I was educating you on MY SCHOOL'S ILLUSTRIOUS HISTORY. Your intial post stating that things haven't been the same since "YOU DON'T KNOW WHEN", so I felt the need ti inform you that HOWARD HAS AND STILL CONTINUES TO BE A BEACON OF EDUCATION. And for you to make the dumb statent that your Hispanic friend was denied admission due to her ethinicity is a bunch of crap, maybe she failed to mention that SHE dropped the ball in terms of making sure her paperwork was correct, it's so easy for others for their mistakes. It's no biggie cause I WON"T BE THINKING ABOUT YOU AT ALL WHILE I'M CELEBRATING ON THE YARD WITH MY FRAT FOR HOMECOMING 2008 THIS WEEKEND!!!!! |
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Based on some of the comments I've read, apparently not every one read the title of this article properly, because it did not say the top 50 african american colleges(HBCU's), what it said was the top 50 colleges for african americans, which could mean things such as black enrollment, black graduation rates, diversity, subject matter etc... |
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Oberlin College...that is my home town..small but my home town! |
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I'm mad who made this dang list all three of my schools I went to are not on that list, and my schools are the bomb!!!!!please believe me!!!!! |
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njadonis78, once again I don't see why you feel the need to comment on PERSONAL experiences: "And for you to make the dumb statent that your Hispanic friend was denied admission due to her ethinicity is a bunch of crap, maybe she failed to mention that SHE dropped the ball in terms of making sure her paperwork was correct, it's so easy for others for their mistakes". YOU made NO SENSE. Oh, but I’m sure these typos MUST be due to all the excitement you have for that little yard sale celebration or whatever but ANYWAYS, allow me to school you sweetie . . .
No need for your “maybe she did this maybe she did that” talk. In all ACTUALITY, my friend sent her paperwork in close to two months early so as to avoid any confusion. IF it was "incorrect" as you say, she would've been notified the thousands of times she contacted them afterwards including our two day visit up there to view the campus. So, close your mouth on that subject since you have no idea what you're speaking upon. What possible satisfaction would I get from lying about an experience such as that? And to correct you, her ADMISSION wasn’t denied, her housing was. She followed up perfectly on ALL of her paperwork and as I said sent EVERYTHING close to two months early sweetheart. She and I were both accepted. Are you interested in knowing HOW we know she was denied housing because of her race? I (half African-American), sent my paperwork in probably close to a month early. Albeit, mine was sent a whole MONTH after hers, I received my house assignment close to a week afterwards while she received nothing. She received a letter stating that the school had received her deposit. So now answer me this, why wasn’t she assigned to a quad then since you know so much? She was notified that the check she sent was cashed as well as received by the school so again I ask you, WHY wasn’t she assigned to a quad? I rest my case. It’s clear to see that her assignment was put on the back-burner. You, being a Howardite, might not want to realize the truth here but that’s YOUR choice. She even received a letter later on stating that IF she DIDN’T find housing to attend the school, that her acceptance would be disregarded. I tell you that to tell you this: DON’T speak on events you know NOTHING about.
[p.s.} glad to know you won’t be thinking of me as I hardly know nor care who you are, but I’m sure my words will ring in your head as you address them to your frat brothers even for a little laugh, so yeah read and reread my comment as much as you please. Hey, maybe you’ll even “GRACE” me with yet another unbalanced and inaccurate response. |
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Spelman is at the right spot
don't sleep on us!
Hey Morehouse and Clark Atlanta!!!
Spelman College
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