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Articles in Sept 27, 2004 issue of Jet

• John Street
  by Simeon Booker
• Rapper Twista hurt in van crash; bodyguard killed
• Beauty of the week
  by LaMonte McLemore
• Harlemites avalanched prayers and good wishes on former President Bill Clinton when he decided to undergo a heart operation
  by Simeon Booker
• My heart and my soul
• Arthur Ashe postage stamp
• The Hughleys go '70s
• New book: tennis champion Williams sisters Venus and Serena have co-written How to Play Tennis
  by Simeon Booker
• Judicial couple
• Shaking a tailfeather with Nelly
• John Lewis
• Joyful journey
• Searching for answers
• Eight quick ways to look leaner
• Today, tomorrow, always
• Swept away
• Eternally yours
• Rhode Island Bar Association
• USTA apologizes to Serena; suspends umpire for flawed U.S. Open call
• Eddie N. Williams
  by Simeon Booker
• Bowling for a good cause
• The new & returning shows for fall 2004
• Exelon
• Jackson's revealing book
• Spelman College Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement
• 'Second Time Around': new TV comedy stars real-life fiances Boris Kodjoe & Nicole Parker portraying divorced couple who remarry
• Congressional races to follow: former President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Hempstead Village, NY, Mayor James A. Garner against pep. Carolyn McCarthy
  by Simeon Booker
• Top 20 albums
• The Army's famous Brooks brothers general team has finally been paired in Pentagon
• This week in Black history
• Dillard University
• Know your rights dealing with debt collectors
• Disney Sports Attractions
• 'Crossing Jordan'
• 'Living It Up' 2004/2005: premiers in Tinley Park, IL, with zestful showing
• The popular Republican Randy Daniels, the New York secretary of state, may be considered as a candidate for New York governor if his boss, Gov. George Pataki, does not seek re-election
• 2004 Republican National Convention draws Black GOPers to New York City
  by Kevin Chappell
• Mary rocks the house
• A news media report that widow Darlene Diggs was preparing to release the first "tell all" book on the behind-the-scene actions of two of the nation's most publicized Black politicians, her late husband, Rep. Charles Diggs and the late Adam Clay
  by Simeon Booker
• Happily ever after
• Save Africa's children