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Articles in July 9, 2001 issue of Jet

• Rev. William Sinkfold Is Unitarian-Universalists' 1st Black President
• Shoney's Inc
• Magic Johnson Gets A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Woods, Tyson, Jordan, Hill Among Highest-Paid Black Athletes
• Rail Transportation
• JR&B Associates
• Bellamy Takes A Bride
• Four-Year Win Streak
• Half Of All Black Men Are Victims Of Racial Profiling, Poll Finds
• This Week In Black History
• Andrew Young, former UN ambassador and Atlanta mayor, joined the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra board of directors
• Star Graduate
• John Lee Hooker, 83, Famed Blues Guitarist Dies In California
• CENSUS
• Claudette Whitting, a 20-year industry veteran and former director of employee benefits for DuPont, recently joined Microsoft in Redmond, WA, as senior director of diversity
• Man Charged In Connection With Mauling Of California Boy By Pit Bull Dogs
• Vin Diesel Shifts Acting Career Into High Gear In `The Fast And The Furious'
• Rev. Jackson's Wife, Jacqueline, Jailed In Puerto Rico Bombing Protest
• Society World
• Big Winners At Last
• Beauty of the week
• Orlando Jones Talks About His `Ride' From TV Writer To Actor And New Movie, `Evolution'
• White Intern Inspires Drive For First Capitol Hill Tribute To Minority Women
• Book Celebration
• Body-Switching Error At Renowned Harlem Funeral Home Adds To Families' Grief
• Like Father, Like Son
• Eddie Murphy Returns In `DR. DOLITTLE 2'
• Midwest Areas Are Most Segregated In U.S., Study Reveals
• Carol Moseley-Braun To Teach Politics At Morris Brown College In Atlanta This Fall
• ARTIST-TO-ARTIST
• Daddy's Girl
• top 20 ALBUMS
• Ticker Tape
  by Simeon Booker
• Phillip L. Clay Named New Chancellor At MIT; Institution's No. 2 Post
• Fired White Sportscaster Apologizes For Remarks About Venus And Serena Williams; Gets Rehired
• Athletes Tell The Meaning Behind Their TATTOOS
• Royal Performance
• National Headliners
• Black Men Hit With Highest Heart Disease Death Rate, Study Finds
• Fed Up Driving `Miss Daisey'
• Cavaliers New Coach
• top 20 SINGLES
• Can Ex-Lovers Really Be Friends
• Eric H. Holder, former deputy attorney general of the United States, recently joined the Washington, D.C., law firm of Covington & Burling as a partner
• Happy 109th Birthday!
• Barry Bonds Slugs Out Homerun Records; Most Before All-Star Break