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f
e a t u r e s
THE
GOOD NEIGHBOR
Like many HBCUs, Morehouse is situated in the heart
of an
impoverished, urban community. But just as any good
neighbors
would share their bounty with those less fortunate
around them,
Morehouse has an initiative to share what she has in
abundance:
intellectual capital and a cadre of student volunteers.
LOSING
MARTIN
Forty years after his assassination, those who knew Martin
Luther King Jr. ’48 best remember the brother, the
friend, the
father behind the legend.
BATTLING
THE FIERY SERPENT
Donald Hopkins ’62, brandishing his shiny armor of
scientific
research and knowledge, has set out to eradicate the “fiery
serpent” from the face of the earth.
CELEBRATING
THE 141ST FOUNDER'S DAY OBSERVANCE
The Morehouse community not only celebrated its 141-year
history, but also its future with the inauguration of it’s
10th
president.
COMMENCEMENT
2008: LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE
The College seal features the sun and its emanating rays
rising above
a mass of billowy clouds. So, too,must the new class of
Morehouse
Men rise above clouds of struggle and challenge to emerge
as rays of
hope and enlightenment.
VISION
OF A RENAISSANCE
As Robert M. Franklin Jr. ’75 takes the helm of the
College as its
10th president, he looks toward his grandmother’s
courage, her
willingness to be a change agent, as he shares his vision
for a
Renaissance for not just Morehouse, but for a community
in crisis.
d
e p a r t m e n t s
INSIDE
THE HOUSE
HOMECOMING
IN
THE NEWS
ON
THE FIELD AND COURT
ON
THE SHELF
DEVELOPMENT
NEWS
BROTHER
TO BROTHER
ALUMNI
NEWS
CLASS
NOTES
THE
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