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Articles in Nov 22, 2004 issue of Jet

• A quarter century of judicial service
• That special glow
• Reunited
• Died
• 2004 Election brings new Blacks to Congress
• L. Douglas Wilder
  by Simeon Booker
• This week in Black history
• Endless love
• Beauty of the week
  by Lamonte McLemore
• Correction
• Andrea E. Brooks
  by Simeon Booker
• Philander Smith College names Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough as new president
• It's a knockout!
• Taye Diggs is hot bachelor attorney forced into fatherhood on new TV series 'Kevin Hill'
• Ordained from above
• Washington Hill Newspaper praised conservative columnist Armstrong Williams for accurately predicting that President George W. Bush would win re-election
  by Simeon Booker
• The principles of interest
• Vibrant vocalist
• Alfie
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• Sensational seventy
• A plucky Black woman, Bunnatine Greenhouse, chief contracting officer for the Army Corps of Engineers, is the center of controversy after she complained that Halliburton Company was unfairly awarded $2 billion in contracts at the Pentagon
  by Simeon Booker
• One love
• Mom of star rapper Busta Rhymes loses 145 pounds, shows there's hope for others fighting obesity
• A happy Hayes
• Ex-president Bill Clinton has written the foreword of a new book written by his former diarist Janis F. Kearney
  by Simeon Booker
• Vince Carter loses court case, ordered to pay ex-agent close to $5 million
• Rev. Al Sharpton & wife separate
• Actress Halle Berry buys home in Malibu, CA, for $8 million
• Media Lifetime Achievement Award
• Shaq debuts in Black
• Top 20 albums
• Officials of the Children's Defense Fund blasted the Agriculture Department
• Arent Fox
• Radio pioneer lauded on 65 years
• Longtime Yankees coach Willie Randolph named New Mets manager
• Top 20 singles
• William Raspberry
• Candied Yams with Brandy
• Alabama boy, 22 months old, fine after 13 hours trapped in 14-footwell
• Cordie King Stuart, pioneering EBONY Fashion Fair model-entrepreneur, succumbs at 80
• 'Desperate Housewives'
• Patti LaBelle
• Mavis Staples pays tribute to her father, Roebuck 'Pops' Staples, on hit CD 'Have A Little Faith'
  by Clarence Waldron
• Dr. H. Elsie Austin, 98, diplomat, pioneer Civil Rights worker, dies
• Barack Obama wins U.S. Senate seat in 2004 Election
• Joyous nuptials