Diasha Henley

Myles Millsap, the 19th Mr. FAMU. Photo courtesy of Myles instagram. Myles Millsap never planned to be Mr. FAMU. But serving as the 19th Mr. FAMU has given him considerable joy. A fifth-year MBA candidate from Columbia, Maryland, Millsap said he had no real intention to run for Mr. FAMU a year ago. However, he knew that he wanted to make a difference on campus. So just two minutes before the deadline, he submitted his application in hope that he would be chosen.

As we enter a new month, from a tumultuous Black History Month, I could not help but to remember the reason why it began in the first place.

Photo Submittes by Kylii Clay. Many organizations on campus, such as dance troupes, take themselves very seriously. New members are considered to be “on-line.” It may look easy enough, but there is much more than what meets the eye. On-line is the same terminology that Greek organizations use to refer to their neophytes. A term used to refer to a new member of the National Pan-Hellenic council association who has not paid their dues. A neophyte’s time on line can be onerous.