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Articles in Oct 25, 1993 issue of Jet

• Dartmouth prof. Wm. Cook gets top teaching honor - professor William Cook named New Hampshire Professor of the Year by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education - Brief Article
• Sanders' football future unclear for two-sport star - full-time Atlanta Braves player Deion Sanders discusses his football career with Atlanta Falcons - Brief Article
• AME Bishop Brookins forced to step down as head of famed D.C. district - H. Hartford Brookins of the Washington, D.C., African Methodist Episcopal Church
• Whitney's limo stopped by police in case of mistaken identity - singe Whitney Houston
• Chicken protein may help treat arthritis - Harvard University Medical School study on rheumatoid arthritis - Brief Article
• Nobel Prize in literature a 'knockout' for Morrison, 1st black award recipient - Toni Morrison
• Cecil Williams celebrates 30th year as pastor of California's Glide Memorial - Glide Memorial United Methodist Church in San Francisco, California - Brief Article
• Pistons trade Rodman to Spurs for Elliott - Detroit Pistons trade forward Dennis Rodman to San Antonio Spurs for Sean Elliot - Brief Article
• Ray Charles, Cab Calloway among arts awardees at gala White House ceremony
• Number of poor in U.S. grew by 1.2 million in 1992 - Census Bureau report - Brief Article
• Whoopi Goldberg defends Ted Danson's blackface act at Friars Club roast
• Michael Jordan says: 'The thrill of the game is gone' and retires - includes career highlights and other players' opinions of Jordan - Cover Story
• Howard Hughes Medical Institute awards $5.7 mil. to historically black colleges
• Millie Jackson stars in new musical comedy 'Young Man, Older Woman.'
• NBA clears Jordan in gambling investigation - Michael Jordan - Brief Article
• Suns' Barkley collapses during team wind sprints - Phoenix Suns player Charles Barkley collapses during training camp - Brief Article
• Ex-boxer 'Hurricane' Carter assails injustice in legal system during D.C. talk - Rubin Carter
• Hughes brothers ink music pact with Capitol Records - filmmakers Allen and Albert Hughes enter joint venture to create recording label - Brief Article
• Snipes fined and gets two years probation on gun rap - conviction of actor Wesley Snipes for carrying a loaded gun - Brief Article
• Wonder gives recording gear to Ellington school - musician Stevie Wonder donates music recording equipment to Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, D.C - Brief Article
• $1.9 million fed grant goes to study blindness in blacks with diabetes - grant from the National Institutes of Health - Brief Article
• Michael's magic made him economic machine that produced over $3 billion - retired basketball superstar Michael Jordan
• Cosby only black on Forbes' '400 richest' list; worth over $315 million - Bill Cosby
• Oakland fetes opening of new $191 mil. federal building in the Bay Area - grand opening of the Oakland Federal Office Building in Oakland, California - Brief Article
• Dedicated servant - Reverend Dr. Aaron Mackley retires as pastor of Mount Olive Baptist Church in Arlington, Virginia, after 55 years of service - Brief Article
• Charlotte's Johnson signs biggest deal in NBA history - Charlotte Hornets power forward Larry Johnson signs $84 million contract for over 12 years - Brief Article
• Anfernee Hardaway inks deal worth $65 million - Hardaway becomes highest paid rookie ever with 12-year contract with Orlando Magic - Brief Article