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Articles in Dec 20, 2004 issue of Jet

• Leaving for Iraq
• Blade: Trinity
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• Beach beauties
• Keep the party pounds away with healthy habits for the holiday
• Holiday movie
• Hotel Rwanda movie premiere
• The Williams sisters: how they inspire each other to score in tennis, design & life
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• Tavis Smiley opts not to renew his talk show contract with National Public Radio
• Beauty of the week
• Mfume steps down as leader of NAACP
• How the stars stay in shape
• Proud papas present
• During the January second inauguration of President Bush, Dr. Dorothy Height's National Council of Negro Women will be the only Black group able to sponsor a parade-watching event
  by Simeon Booker
• Jet top 20 albums
• Favorite yuletide tune
• This week in Black history
• Michael Jordan's brother, James Jordan, ships out to Iraq; postpones his army retirement
• Christmas Parade
• In the past, the Washington bureau of Johnson Publishing sponsored a parade-watching reception at its location a half block from the White House
  by Simeon Booker
• 'A home for the holidays'
• Died
• Father & daughter authors
• Celebration of love
• Rachel Y. Mazyck among the 2005 Rhodes Scholars
• At his current rate of reform activity, Richmond, VA, Mayor-elect L. Douglas Wilder continues to create more of a stir in his hometown than when he was elected Virginia's first Black governor
  by Simeon Booker
• Big newsmakers
• Happiness
• Young at heart at 105
• Holiday Brandy Balls
• Alvin Alley's American Dance Theater makes its world premiere
  by Simeon Booker
• Now 24, Tiffany Williams charted early course to become a doctor
• Lifetime of bliss
• King James is youngest player to score 2,000 points in NBA history
• The surprise resignation of NAACP Chief Kweisi Mfume has spurred momentum for the nation's largest civil rights organization to consider the first woman in the top-ranking position
  by Simeon Booker
• Kwanzaa creator provides lesson
• The U.S. Senate recently confirmed Asst. Secretary of State Constance Berry Newman
  by Simeon Booker
• Giving my all to you
• Pippen wins $11 million lawsuit against financial adviser
• Citizens of the predominantly Black nation's capital don't have members who can vote in Congress
  by Simeon Booker
• British Knights
• UPS
• Singer Natalie Cole was selected for one of three "Grammys on Capitol Hill" awards
  by Simeon Booker
• Gloria J. Jeff, Michigan state transportation director, has been awarded the Federal Highway Administration's highest civil rights award, the A.D. Gaither Leadership Award, at the National Transportation Civil Rights Conference in San Diego
• Love knot
• Queen Latifah reigns supreme in the January issue of EBONY
• United Way of America
• 20,000 and counting
• Detroit Rep. John Conyers and civil rights leader Jesse Jackson head the drive to expose Ohio's election Day scandal
  by Simeon Booker
• North Carolina Central University
• Silver anniversary
• Glover working to eliminate land mines
• North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University's
• Soledad O'Brien: manages newborn twin sons, two toddler daughters, and CNN morning anchor slot
• Santa Claus comes to town
• White House meeting