The Register, 2000-09-25

              seven years ago and is now on a regimen of 18 pills a day that cost her nearly 3,000 dollars a month thornton developed full-blown aids she said woman and except the consequences stand here and blame someone else instead i choose to stand here and be a learning the dec university of south florida favorite university and michigan george mason experience chancellor university of born 8 1948 food pepper oni pizza and lamb chops motto everyday improvement is what it takes to succeed 26th annual career awareness program teaches a&t students know in his second year as chancellor of n.c a&t state university james carmichael renick con tinues to express the importance of meeting the needs of students as well as faculty his lifetime goal and tentative goal here at a&t is to pro vide students with all and any infor mation that they want and need to necessary oin here at a&t gre my power to make their education to ensure that i do all within a the students are why i'm here i love the students at a&t and i an carolina mean to you q what do the students at north more legister staff among other things i really want to establish a&t as more than just a school of engineering but as a school of many talents so to speak a&t has a lot to offer that's why i'm here it's a university students should be proud of in all areas something we need to continue to do community even global reaching out be a part of the becomin to people nationally and internation ally i would like to see the process of accommodating students tighten up and we can do that by listening to what the students feel the problems are attracting students to a&t is a i would reallv like for a&t to efns about a&t q what are some of your con to go to a school where the people real ly cared about me i was fortunate enough to have good people around me who let me know when i was headed in the wrong direction atdes stressed the importance of a good education he knows that staying in school is the best way to open door and achieve goals you're living in a competitive world opportunity to excel in life i was able thousands of students searched for future jobs at corbett hall event by jason boyd register contributor former golden state warrior star al atdes kicked off n.c a&t state university's two-day career fair by telling students they can never stop striving toward their goals atdes is a 1960 a&t graduate who later played professional basketball coached and now works in the front office for the golden state warriors atdes explained that a&t gave him the a&t alumnus brian short now works for johnson controls see chancellor page 3 see career page 3 the aggies are off to a running start on the 2000-2001 football season highlights pages 6-7 sports news . begins on page 2 editorial 4 entertainment 12-13 both black and white citizens came to the site to share their feelings about the on the sixth anniversary of the death of brenda howerton's son and former a&t student daryl howerton the square across from the tv barber shop hosted a memorial and protest for brenda howerton and many resi dents of greensboro's phillips avenue sept 8 1994 will always be etched in their hearts as a day of pain issue of police brutality around the city and the state i will forever call it murder she said members of the greensboro-based in brenda howerton's opening remarks she held to the same position that she had on that day six years ago among the memorial's highlights speeches were made by brenda howerton and faith community church pastor and pulpit forum leader the rev nelson johnson by t.j moore register staff writer memorial recalls a&t alum see student page 2 volume 75 number 1 monday sept 25 2000 copyright © 2000 htb the a&t » . register q&a activist living with aids with dr james renick by dijon rolle register staff writer she told the crowd gathered in harrison auditorium 1 that she did not know who exactiy infected her i don't know who infected me nor do i care i made the choice to have sex i can't years ago during a visit to the n.c a&t state university campus thornton spoke frankly about her illness rae lewis-thornton was first diag nosed with the hiv virus at the age of 23 when she donated blood for a blood drive that she helped to organize in 1986 her visit was sponsored by the office of student activities and the center for student success thornton had previ ously visited the campus nearly three ropes see aids page 2 s she spoke thornton continued to