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Articles in July 12, 2004 issue of Jet

• Forty-four years after their expulsion from Southern University for sit-in protests in Baton Rouge, the 12 students returned to the campus this year to receive honorary undergraduate degrees
• Prescription for love
• Hugh Masekela tells all in new book, 'Still Grazing'
• 2004 Ad
• President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Mayor James A. Garner of Hempstead, NY
• This week in Black history
• NBA lottery picks
• Sensational sixty years
• Former L.A. police chief and now a city councilman, Bernard C. Parks announced that he will run for the mayor's post
• Wonder, Al Green and songwriters Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield honored by Songwriters Hall of Fame
• Hugs and hurrahs!
• Iginla honored
• Brooke gets Medal of Freedom
• Doubly great day for Donna
• Perseverance pays off
• Top 20 albums
• Three slain civil rights workers remembered on 40th anniversary of their deaths
• Launa T. Thompson, distinguished Chicago radio executive, succumbs
• Canadian jazz legend honored
• Flying eagle
• TV's hottest moms
• 100 Black Men of America conference
• Once again in the limelight is Virginia's ex-Governor L. Douglas Wilder, who will try to become the first elected mayor of Richmond after citizens disposed of having the council select the mayor
  by Simeon Booker
• Died
• Small steps that can lead to big health gains
• Beauty of the week
  by Guy Cardarelli
• Dance legend Katherine Dunham celebrates 95th birthday
• Honors arrive for former NAACP lawyers
  by Simeon Booker
• So in love
• Clinton's life story
• Like father, like son
• Reviewing criminal sentences
• Rev. Ike & Rev. Run honored
• Constance Newman
  by Simeon Booker
• Just one touch
• The men in white
• Early starter
• Celebrating World Refugee Day
• 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'
• The Wall Street Journal ranks Morehouse College No. 29
  by Simeon Booker
• Sci-lestial event
• Win A Date With An Ebony Bachelor 2004
• At this summer's political conventions, Black speakers will be crucial in stirring excitement for the national audiences
  by Simeon Booker
• Fifty blessed years
• John W. Marshall, Virginia's secretary of public safety and son of the late Justice Thurgood Marshall
  by Simeon Booker
• Marla Gibbs joins 'Passions'
• Baltimore's Coppin State University President Stanley F. Battle hopes to show his students how to improve inner-city neighborhoods
  by Simeon Booker
• My all is yours
• Marion Jones wants public hearing in attempt to clear name tied to drug allegations