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Articles in Oct 22, 2001 issue of Jet

• Judge Glenda Hatchett Gives Tv Viewers A `Wake-Up Call'
• Robert Johnson And Oprah Winfrey Make Forbes' List Of 400 Richest People In America
• Barry Bonds Homers His Way Into History With 73
• top 20 SINGLES
• Dell's Gift To Uncf
• Rapper Erick Sermon Injured In A Fall, Not A Car Crash, Police Say
• A final goodbye
• Caucus Chair Asks $25 Million More For Public School Lunch Programs
• Black Union Soldier Finally Honored For Civil War Heroics
• Magic's business venture
• Kenyans Blaze Victory Trail In Chicago
• Education Department Expands Funds For Advanced Placement Courses
• Chocolate Lovers Dessert
• Hoop hall of fame
• Making A Difference
• This Week In Black History
• beauty of the week
• Father-Son Team
• Ticker Tape
  by Simeon Booker
• A Good Night's Sleep Is Crucial To Your Child's Success
• Hefner's big roast
• Pioneer All-American Football Player, Ozzie Simmons, Dies In Chicago
• National Headliners
• Society World
• Healing power of music
• Actress Gloria Foster Succumbs At Age 64
• Farrakhan Permitted To Enter Britain, Judge Explains Why He Lifted 15-Year Ban
• Janet Jackson Cancels European Tour Citing Safety Concerns After U.S. Attacks
• Black Greyhound Bus Driver Slashed; Six People Die In Subsequent Crash
• CECE WINANS Tells Why Gospel Music Heals The Soul And Lifts The Spirit
• Black Minister Starts U.S. Senate Session With Prayer For Patience, Courage
• `Judging Amy' Co-Star Richard T. Jones Files Lawsuit To Be Released From TV Contract
• Rickey Henderson Sets Baseball's All-Time Runs Record In Style
• Ray Charles Introduces Slot Machines For Blind In Las Vegas
• KNOWING WHEN TO MOVE ON: How To Get Over An Ex
• Tyrese's Watts Day
• Ken Griffey Jr. Homers For Firefighter's Family
• Stevie Wonder Denies Charges By Woman In $30 Mil. Palimony Suit