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Articles in June 14, 2004 issue of Jet

• Belinda C. Anderson is 1st female prexy of Virginia Union
• Reggie's Jersey retired
• Melvin Watt
  by Simeon Booker
• Getting the most out of your next doctor's visit
• Townsend helms MBC Productions
• JET top 20 singles
• Art Shell promoted to top NFL executive
• A raging feud in the nation's capital concerns the site for the proposed memorial to Black scientist Benjamin Banneker at L'Enfant Plaza
  by Simeon Booker
• Honoring Chicago's finest
• If you believe
• Father-daughter moment
• Television
• On one accord
• NASCAR diversity
• A close call
• Irma P. Hall awarded special honor at Cannes Film Festival
• Stanford coach
• Calvin W. Burnett, 72, former president of Coppin State University, was named by Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr
• Terrific timing
• Mayweather Jr. wins debut
• Make yourself at home: tips for buying your first house
• Brotherly bond
• Boy given 'Crybaby' Award to have sports honor named for him
• The first moment
• Take me out to the ballgame
• Legendary lore
• Veteran actor Lincoln Kilpatrick succumbs at 73 in Los Angeles
• Six tips to a gorgeous, gleaming grin
• A grand entrance
• Fire forces hundreds from Atlanta homes
• That's destiny
• Vernon Jarrett, 85, famed Chicago Journalist, dies
• How to survive indefinitely in marriage
• Sixty blessed years
• Beauty of the week
  by LaMonte McLemore
• Fantasia's fantasy comes true as the new 'American Idol'
  by Marti Yarbrough
• Early in June, the House Government Reform Committee will hold the first hearing on giving D.C. citizens voting members of Congress
• Bill Cosby defends his controversial remarks about values of Blacks on 'Tavis Smiley' TV show
• What a doll!
• Up close & personal
• Mario Van Peebles makes new movie, 'Baadasssss'
• Georgia Rep. Denise Majette was endorsed by the state's AFL-CIO
• Hempstead, NY, Mayor James A. Garner led a U.S. Conference of Mayors group to Rome
  by Simeon Booker
• This week in black history
• Crew named head of Miami-Dade schools
• Died
• Giving back
• Light bearers for education
• Reuben V. Burrell
  by Simeon Booker
• Sophisticated lady
• Dr. Roderick McDavis picked as 1st Black president of Ohio University
• JET top 20 albums
• Snoop Dogg files for divorce in Los Angeles
• Confidential: denied his goal of becoming the first Black chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee after Democrats lost control of Congress, Harlem Rep. Charles Rangel, nevertheless, has thrived as "the go-to person" when lawmaker
  by Simeon Booker
• Retiring North Carolina Rep. Frank W. Ballance Jr. paid tribute in the Congressional Record to 100-year-old Mrs. Alice Nickens
• Recipe of the week