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| TIGER STAFF Brandon Lawrence
Travers Johnson
Edward Mitchell
Nicolas C. Gowens
Eric Baylor
Marvin-Alonzo Greer
Robert A. Burns, II
Glen Easley
Marshall Gilson
Chad Sanders
Kristin N. Mason
Michelle D. Anderson
Anthony Harris
Ansley Brown
Kendrick Daye
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Travers Johnson serves as the Managing Editor for the 2007-2008 academic year. Travers is a senior English major from Quitman, Texas and previously served as the newspaper's Copy Editor. Out of the many articles he has written in his two years working with the paper, Travers says his favorite piece is the metaphorical editorial he wrote last year about the Morehouse "circus." After Morehouse, Travers plans to work for two years and then attend law school.
Edward Mitchell serves as the Director of Operations for the 2007-2008 academic year. Edward is a junior Political Science major from Los Angeles, California and previously served as the News Editor. He has worked with the newspaper for three years and some of his favorite articles include his coverage of Morehouse's new president, Dr. Robert Franklin, and an investigative series about campus secret societies. After Morehouse, Edward plans to attend law school.
Nicholas C. Gowens serves as the Chief Layout Editor for the 2007-2008 academic year. Nicholas is a senior Business Finance major from Atlanta, Georgia, and has been working with The Maroon Tiger for over three years. He previously served as the Associate Layout Editor and his favorite work is an article titled “Women Want Dogs, But They Don’t Want Flies.” After Morehouse, Nicholas plans to obtain an MBA and start his own business.
Eric Baylor, II serves as the Copy Editor for the 2007-2008 academic year. Eric is a senior Spanish major from Birmingham, Alabama. He has worked with The Maroon Tiger for three years and previously served as the Associate Copy Editor. His favorite work is the Cryptic Corner article and after Morehouse, Eric plans to work as a teaching assistant and an American diplomat.
Marvin-Alonzo Greer serves as the Production Manager for the 2007-2008 academic year. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Marvin majors in History and has worked with The Maroon Tiger for two years. He previously held the positions of Associate World & Local News Editor and Associate News Editor. One of his most well-known articles is a piece written in 2007 about the American slave trade. After Morehouse, Marvin hopes to work as an international news correspondent.
Robert A. Burns, II serves as the Director of Public Relations for the 2007-2008 academic year. Robert is a sophomore English major from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and this is his first year working with The Maroon Tiger. He considers his best work to be the “International House” article and his Cornel West album review. After graduating from Morehouse, Robert plans to work for a major metropolitan newspaper.
Chad Sanders serves as the News Editor for the 2007-2008 academic year. Chad is a sophomore English major from Silver Spring, Maryland, and previously served as a staff writer for the News section of The Maroon Tiger. One of his most well-known articles is a piece written about the shooting of a student and the reaction of nearby security officers. After Morehouse, he plans to attend law school.
Kristin N. Mason serves as the Associate News Editor for the 2007-2008 academic year. Kristin is a sophomore English major at Spelman College, and previously served as a staff writer for the News section. Kristin’s favorite article is her 2007 piece on the Jena Six controversy. After graduating from Spelman, Kristin plans to work as a print journalist for Essence magazine or enter the field of broadcast journalism.
Anthony Harris serves as the Opinions Editor for the 2007-2008 academic year, a position he has previously held. Anthony is a senior English major and has worked for The Maroon Tiger for three years. Last semester, he wrote a widely read series of articles under the headline "The Student is Not the Client." When he leaves Morehouse, Anthony plans to attend graduate school.