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Articles in March 7, 2005 issue of Jet

• After he was elected the first mayor of Richmond, VA, former Virginia Governor L, Douglas Wilder recently surprised his loyal constituents
  by Simeon Booker
• Standing on love
• Enjoy an at-home spa treatment on a budget
• Doak Walker Award winner
• Daughter of Alan Keyes reveals she is gay
• Jackson Mississippi International Airport named for Medgar Evers
• With peacemaking her most important goal on her foreign travel, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, however, captured other laurels as the highest-ranked woman in the U.S
  by Simeon Booker
• Washington State Patrol
• Thank you notes: a lesson in etiquette and appreciation
• NFL Man of the Year
• Working toward peace
• Quizzed on "the worst thing about Washington," new Rep. David Scott of Atlanta told the press, "Flying into National Airport and making the sharp right turn onto the runway
• Halle Berry: stars in TV movie about a beautiful woman's quest for love in 'Ophrah Winfrey' presents: Their Eyes Were Watching God'
  by Aldore Collier
• Love conquers all
• Ralph Gilles: the man behind the 2005 Car of the Year
• Evelynn Hammonds of Harvard named to lead its female faculty task force
• When Virginia Black leaders entered a legislative "droopy drawers" controversy that gained international attention and centered on banning the low-riding pants of the hip-hop generation, political leaders immediately withdrew the bill
• So beautiful
• Federal Aviation Administration
• Beauty of the week
  by LaMonte McLemore
• All-Star MVP Iverson leads East to first win in three years
• Zora Neale Hurston Festival
• Florida state Sen. Les Miller, the male half of a popular political couple
• Infinite bliss
• Diageo Company
• Campbell at Carnival
• Stellar Gospel Awards celebrates 20th anniversary; Tonex sweeps with six awards
• Teach Personal Freedoms tour kick-off
• Circle of love
• Shule Ya Watoto
• Congresswoman Diane Watson hosts Hollywood In Black & White gala
• More Africans come to America now than during slave trade
• Earl L. Neal, 76, attorney who cleared the way for key Chicago developments, dies
• Kissing Kyles
• Just as Black leaders reluctantly accepted the Democrats' excuses for the recent election losses, Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Mel Watt dropped a powerful bomb
  by Simeon Booker
• Glorious golden gala
• 'Blind Justice'
• Celebrity sweethearts
• At a torrid pace of 300 fund-raising and speaking requests a week, Sen. Barack Obama has become Capitol Hill's most idolized lawmaker, according to Roll Call Newspaper
  by Simeon Booker
• This week in Black history
• National Association of Real Estate Brokers
• Experts tell how to break into the music industry
• The next challenge for Rep. Harold Ford Jr. well could be an attempt to win the seat of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist
  by Simeon Booker
• Know your nutritional facts
• Celebrated photojournalist honored
• B.B. King honored in his native Mississippi
• Arizona businessman ready to become NFL's first Black team owner
• When the U.S. Patent Office awarded the 500,000th design patent to Damler Chrysler Corporation for the design of the Chrysler Crossfire, Rep. John Conyers announced the record in the House
  by Simeon Booker
• More problems for P. Diddy
• Karl Malone retires from NBA as a 'Jazz man'
• Fitness tips for people with diabetes