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Articles in May 31, 2004 issue of Jet

• Serving as chairman of the Republican Party's leading political action group, GOPAC, is former Rep. J.C. Watts, who now operates his own lobbying firm
  by Simeon Booker
• Heartfelt gift
• Keep water fun from turning into tragedy this summer
• Singer Kelly Rowland and NFL Pro-Bowler Roy Williams to marry
• Braille books for college
• Rosewood remembered
• New diplomatic nominations
  by Simeon Booker
• Fairy-tale wedding
• Judge Hatchett joins Atlanta Falcons board
• Hit play
• 100 years young
• New benefit concert
• Cheryl R. Cooper
  by Simeon Booker
• My best friend
• Top 20 singles
• Blacks wrongfully convicted in Boston
• Virginia Capers, 78, Tony Award winner, succumbs in L.A
• A supernatural star
• Wilkie Ferguson
  by Simeon Booker
• Try these on
• 'Ali'
• Making a difference for our youth
• Edmund Sylvers, 47, of 'The Sylvers' dies of cancer
• Heaven on earth
• Two White teens arrested in grave desecration of James Byrd, Jr
• Eddie Bernice Johnson
  by Simeon Booker
• Glow of love
• Looking for a fifth belt
• 'Sweet Alice' Harris, noted South Central Los Angeles activist-educator, gets surprise home makeover
• John Whitehead, 55, singer-songwriter, murdered
• Beyonce performs for Prince Charles
• Florida Broadcaster Trina Robinson is one of the nation's few triple-threat superstars
• Rex Middleton, jazz musician, dies at 78
• Blessed milestone
• Beauty of the week
  by LaMonte McLemore
• Jay-Z and Beyonce: music's dynamic duo silent about romance but roars as performers
  by Margena A. Christian
• Troy Vincent named new president of NFL Players Association
• Emmett Till: Blacks react to reopening of tragic case
• Broderick Johnson
• Dorothy Van Engle, early Black film star, dies
• Tender moment
• America's richest Black athletes
• On the mend
• Confidential: while pursuing a quality education appeal case before the U.S. Supreme Court concerning Mississippi's Black colleges, lawyer Alvin Chambliss, Jr. enjoyed a victory of another sort-both his son, Alvin III, and daughter-in-law, Miriam, graduat
  by Simeon Booker
• Polls give Illinois state senator Barack Obama a commanding 18-point lead
• Winson Hudson, Mississippi civil rights pioneer, succumbs
• Country Music Hall of Famer Charley Pride recovers from brain surgery at Dallas home
• Laughs for the ladies
• Broadway's Black talent in running for Tony Awards
• Gwen Moore
  by Simeon Booker
• California Rep. Barbara Lee gave the annual Andrew Young lecture at the Nigerian Embassy in Washington
• Died
• Happy Birthday, Nick
• New St. Paul Police chief
• New home for Jazz at Lincoln Center
• Frank Balance
  by Simeon Booker
• This week in Black history
• How to win the battle of the bump
• Top 20 albums
• Ex-NBA star David Robinson, other philanthropists, honored at 1st Promise of America Awards
• Pioneering graduate returns
• Whoop-eeee!