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Articles in Jan 7, 2002 issue of Jet

• Surprising number of North Carolina Blacks live to 100 and beyond
• Archer Daniels Midland Company
• Condoleezza Rice, Yvonne Cagle honored at National Council of Negro Women gala
• Rap group Sugarhill Gang is awarded $3 million in ad suit
• Singer Phil Perry tells why love songs are timeless
• This week in Black history
• The week's best photos
• Cool family fun
• Freddie Mae Gautier, 71, a community activist who fought for civil rights with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
• 2002 Ad
• Musical cheer
• Top 20 singles
• Blues legend Rufus Thomas succumbs at 84
• Lou Rawls, Debbie Allen, Yolanda Adams and bishop T.D. Jakes host UNCF tv special, `an evening of stars'
• Beauty of the week
• Top 20 albums
• Blacks file $100 mil. racial bias suit against cracker barrel restaurant chain
• Dr. Helen Dickens, 92, the first Black woman named a fellow by the American College of Surgeons who was also the first Black woman elected to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Scoring a degree
• Fist-to-fist
• Television
• Abu-Jamal's death sentence is overturned by federal judge
• Surgeon General issues warning that obesity is now a major threat to life in U.S
• Black NFL rookies making major impact on team
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• Society world
• Rainbow/Push honorees
• Talladega College
• Citing man's weight, judge takes kids away from 500-pound foster father in Buffalo, NY
• New York knicks' Don Chancy brings years of experience to new head-coaching position
• Ticker tape
  by Simeon Booker
• New York-based National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc
• Kobe Ambassador
• No magic for hill
• National headliners
• ComED
• Don Barden becomes. First black to own a National Casino Company
• Magic Johnson: talks about: living 10 years with AIDS virus juggling family and business the L.A. Lakers
• After 40-year wait, woman oks surgeons to remove 25-pound abdominal tumor
• Board of Trustees for the Washington, D.C.-based National Medical Association
• Labor victory
• How high: universal pictures
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan