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Articles in Jan 24, 2005 issue of Jet

• New judge
• This week in Black history
• Classical tap performance
• 'Lax'
• Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb is one of the four remaining candidates
  by Simeon Booker
• Marion Barry takes seat in D.C. Council
• Catastrophic destruction of tsunami in Asia stuns Colin Powell, America pledges millions in aid
• Renewed vows
• Beauty of the week
  by Cinnamon Gray
• Arrest made in 1964 Mississippi civil rights murders
• Barack Obama takes his seat in U.S. Senate
  by Kevin Chappell
• Mutual appreciation
• Correction
• Willie T. Hulon named head of FBI's counterterrorism division
• USC is no. 1
• Civil rights lawyer Donald L. Hollowell succumbs at 87
• On January 27th at Constitution Hall in the nation's capital, the Daughters of the American Revolution turn over a new leaf
  by Simeon Booker
• With a $750,000 start-up grant from her Astra/Zeneca pharmaceutical company, Vice President Sarah Harrison
• Close to you
• Eddie Murphy places NJ home on market for $30 million
• Pecan pancakes
• Mississippi's largest airport located in Jackson was re-named the Medgar Evers International Airport in memory of the NAACP aide
  by Simeon Booker
• Oops! In the Dec. 27, 2004 Ticker Tape column, Louisiana State Senator Willie Landry Mount was identified as a Black woman
  by Simeon Booker
• Precious gift
• Back on the main political rialto—Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry as a new member of the city's council
  by Simeon Booker
• Hugs & tears of joy
• Sisters hanging out
• Ice Cube and Nia Long star in romantic comedy movie: 'Are We There Yet?
• Love so right
• Honoring a hometown hero
• Time Inc. acquires majority of Essence Communications Partners
  by Ed Lewis
• Incoming Illinois Sen. Barack Obama showed real class when he appeared on the Hill in Washington to be sworn in as the body's only Black member
  by Simeon Booker
• A Black Senate chaplain, Rear Admiral Barry Black gave the benediction
• Getting married
• Giving my all
• JET top 20 albums
• Media consultant Atty. Clarence V. McKee joined the Fort Lauderdale
• Hitting a high note
• Reason to celebrate
• Ten Charles Rangel international affairs scholarships
• Andre Rison out of jail after making $10,000 child support payment
• Wedding bells for Seal and Heidi
• New leader of the Hill's Black Caucus is NC Rep. Melvin Watt, who replaced Baltimore Rep. Elijah Cummings
  by Simeon Booker
• Key to my heart
• The best
• No delivery for Georgia great-grandma
• Parents set the pace for active children
• Doctors get support
• Shirley Chisholm, nation's first Black woman to serve in Congress, dies
• Baseball in D.C
• Hong Kong challenge
• Nation celebrates Holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
• Mandela announces that his only surviving son died of AIDS
• New Mayor of Richmond
• End of an era
• JET top 20 singles
• Staple Singers and Pinetop Perkins among Recording Academy lifetime achievement awards honorees