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Articles in March 24, 2003 issue of Jet

• Civil Rights leaders re-enact Selma March on 38th anniversary
• Don Barden, the nation's only Black casino operator with operations in Las Vegas, Mississippi and Indiana, created a stir when he expressed interest in operating in Maryland's Prince George's County if the state legislature legalizes slot machines
• You & I
• Beauty of the week
  by LaMonte McLemore
• From one great to another
• Loyally serving and protecting
• Thirty-five years after the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed in Memphis, the SCLC will hold its annual convention Aug. 2-6 in that city
• New beginning
• New 3LW member
• New L.A. Clippers coach
• Winnie Mandela denies fraud and theft charges during trial
• Black colleges get $224 million in Bush education bill
• Love is
• Comedians & their wives
• Black talent celebrated at 34th NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles
• San Francisco police chief indicted in brutality case cover-up
• Dr. Harold Amos, 84, Harvard professor emeritus, dies
• Lifetime mate
• National Education Association
• Lil' Kim: wants fans to like her look, but love her music
• $20 million Cuban trade deal offers hope to Black farmers in U.S
• The Eagles star QB in the Hat
• Bright future
• Charles I. Story
• Top 20 albums
• Confidential: front-runners for the $300,000-plus-a-year National Urban League presidential post are current United Negro College Fund President William Gray and Ex-Oklahoma GOP congressman J.C. Watts, the first GOP elected official ever to be considered
  by Simeon Booker
• Father and daughter sociologists
• Sensational bliss
• National Museum of African Art
• 'Miss USA 2003'
• Abraham Lincoln
  by Simeon Booker
• How to prevent identity theft
  by Scotty Ballard
• Attempts at losing weight can do good, study
• Sodexho, Inc
• Only one Black person, California Supreme Court Justice Janice Rogers Brown, a conservative, is listed among the six most likely to be selected as a nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court by President George W. Bush
  by Simeon Booker
• Joyous award winners
• Tips for watching your weight while traveling
• Joe Black Jr
• Despite claims of wanting to have more Black employees on Capitol Hill, the Republican-controlled Senate bounced 32-year-Army veteran Alfonso Lenhardt as the body's first Black sergeant-at-arms
  by Simeon Booker
• This week in Black history
• Jackie Robinson Foundation honors Linda Johnson Rice, Hank Aaron and Tom Brokaw
• Joyce Stephen named New York City Police Dept.'s 1st Black female deputy chief
• Robert Traynharm
  by Simeon Booker
• Diahann Carroll and Nichelle Nichols winners at TV Land Awards
• Like mother like daughter
• Lakers' Kobe Bryant makes history youngest player to score 10,000 points