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Tuesday, October 27 at 10:35pm
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The HUB is now selling UNDRCRWN! Comtemporary lifestyle brand inspired by the world of Hip Hop and Fashion.
The He's the KING, I'm the DJ Tribute Tee is now available at the HUB! With your purchase of the t-shirt, receive a free download of mixtape by Hip Hop Legend Jazzy Jeff, along with DJ Mick Boogie. Get your shirt... today, just in time for the "This Is It!" Michael Jackson Movie premiere.
Get yours today. Hurry before it's too late!
Other designs that are sold in the bookstore can be in the in photo gallery of this event.
UNDRCRWN is a contemporary lifestyle brand fueled by its founders passion for sports and fashion. You probably know that UNDRCRWNs designs are inspired by basketball, but it is not a performance brand. Instead, UNDRCRWN products are deeply rooted in the vintage looks, high level of detailing and quality workmanship that represent sports culture from back in the day.
While many know UNDCRWN for its clever tees with strong graphics , the brand has quietly been making a name for itself with its full collection of tees, footwear and apparel UNDCRWNs classic designs with a fashion twist, appeal to the sports junkie, the fashionista and everyone in between.Read More
The He's the KING, I'm the DJ Tribute Tee is now available at the HUB! With your purchase of the t-shirt, receive a free download of mixtape by Hip Hop Legend Jazzy Jeff, along with DJ Mick Boogie. Get your shirt... today, just in time for the "This Is It!" Michael Jackson Movie premiere.
Get yours today. Hurry before it's too late!
Other designs that are sold in the bookstore can be in the in photo gallery of this event.
UNDRCRWN is a contemporary lifestyle brand fueled by its founders passion for sports and fashion. You probably know that UNDRCRWNs designs are inspired by basketball, but it is not a performance brand. Instead, UNDRCRWN products are deeply rooted in the vintage looks, high level of detailing and quality workmanship that represent sports culture from back in the day.
While many know UNDCRWN for its clever tees with strong graphics , the brand has quietly been making a name for itself with its full collection of tees, footwear and apparel UNDCRWNs classic designs with a fashion twist, appeal to the sports junkie, the fashionista and everyone in between.Read More
Get the new UNDRCRWN Michael Jackson Tribute Tee and Receive FREE Download for a MIXTAPE made by Hip Hop Legend Jazzy Jeff
Time:10:35PM Tuesday, October 27th
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
The HUB is now selling UNDRCRWN! Comtemporary lifestyle brand inspired by the world of Hip Hop and Fashion.
The He's the KING, I'm the DJ Tribute Tee is now available at the HUB! With your purchase of the t-shirt, receive a free download of mixtape by Hip Hop Legend Jazzy Jeff, along with DJ Mick Boogie. Get your shirt... today, just in time for the "This Is It!" Michael Jackson Movie premiere.
Get yours today. Hurry before it's too late!
Other designs that are sold in the bookstore can be in the in photo gallery of this event.
UNDRCRWN is a contemporary lifestyle brand fueled by its founders passion for sports and fashion. You probably know that UNDRCRWNs designs are inspired by basketball, but it is not a performance brand. Instead, UNDRCRWN products are deeply rooted in the vintage looks, high level of detailing and quality workmanship that represent sports culture from back in the day.
While many know UNDCRWN for its clever tees with strong graphics , the brand has quietly been making a name for itself with its full collection of tees, footwear and apparel UNDCRWNs classic designs with a fashion twist, appeal to the sports junkie, the fashionista and everyone in between.Read More
The He's the KING, I'm the DJ Tribute Tee is now available at the HUB! With your purchase of the t-shirt, receive a free download of mixtape by Hip Hop Legend Jazzy Jeff, along with DJ Mick Boogie. Get your shirt... today, just in time for the "This Is It!" Michael Jackson Movie premiere.
Get yours today. Hurry before it's too late!
Other designs that are sold in the bookstore can be in the in photo gallery of this event.
UNDRCRWN is a contemporary lifestyle brand fueled by its founders passion for sports and fashion. You probably know that UNDRCRWNs designs are inspired by basketball, but it is not a performance brand. Instead, UNDRCRWN products are deeply rooted in the vintage looks, high level of detailing and quality workmanship that represent sports culture from back in the day.
While many know UNDCRWN for its clever tees with strong graphics , the brand has quietly been making a name for itself with its full collection of tees, footwear and apparel UNDCRWNs classic designs with a fashion twist, appeal to the sports junkie, the fashionista and everyone in between.Read More
Get the new UNDRCRWN Michael Jackson Tribute Tee and Receive FREE Download for a MIXTAPE made by Hip Hop Legend Jazzy Jeff
Time:10:35PM Tuesday, October 27th
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB) come join us today for our booksigning with Monda Raquel Webb, author of 7:33AM
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB) come down to the bookstore!! Alumni Authors signing their new books!!
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
In a city where power struggles take place daily on Capitol Hill, another power struggle is taking place beyond the monuments; namely between Damion Eric Cross, his girlfriend Crystal Renee Leonard and his girlfriend, Madison Paige Robinson. You can only juggle so long before you drop a ball, and eventually, in a town ...as city slick and country cool as Washington, DC, the two women are bound to discover one another. But how do you manage the truth once you know it? Is it possible to love two people at once? Is it possible for one man to stay faithful to one woman in a city bursting at the seams with beautiful, professional women and an obvious shortage of good brothers?
7:33 a.m. is an unusual usual love story about time, and timing. Let me explain: one man loves two women simultaneously, which can be considered unusual; an unexpected love triangle occurs, rather usual, well, I guess that’s a matter of opinon; the likelihood the two women will find out about one another…only a matter of time. You can only juggle so long before you drop a ball, and that comes from bad timing.
Author and poet, Monda Raquel Webb lives in Rockville, Maryland. Currently, she works in Corporate America, sells real estate, has made several appearances on HGTV as a featured Realtor on the hit series Get It Sold and pursues her passion, writing, in her free time. Born in July, 1968, Monda began writing poetry and short stories before she was 10. She attended the University of Rhode Island on a basketball scholarship and switched to track in 1987, where she held the school triple jump record of 40 feet for several years. She graduated with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism in May, 1990. Monda is currently working on a book of short stories entitled, “Red Clay Dirt and Mountains,” and another poetry book entitled "No Apologies.”Read More
In a city where power struggles take place daily on Capitol Hill, another power struggle is taking place beyond the monuments; namely between Damion Eric Cross, his girlfriend Crystal Renee Leonard and his girlfriend, Madison Paige Robinson. You can only juggle so long before you drop a ball, and eventually, in a town ...as city slick and country cool as Washington, DC, the two women are bound to discover one another. But how do you manage the truth once you know it? Is it possible to love two people at once? Is it possible for one man to stay faithful to one woman in a city bursting at the seams with beautiful, professional women and an obvious shortage of good brothers?
7:33 a.m. is an unusual usual love story about time, and timing. Let me explain: one man loves two women simultaneously, which can be considered unusual; an unexpected love triangle occurs, rather usual, well, I guess that’s a matter of opinon; the likelihood the two women will find out about one another…only a matter of time. You can only juggle so long before you drop a ball, and that comes from bad timing.
Author and poet, Monda Raquel Webb lives in Rockville, Maryland. Currently, she works in Corporate America, sells real estate, has made several appearances on HGTV as a featured Realtor on the hit series Get It Sold and pursues her passion, writing, in her free time. Born in July, 1968, Monda began writing poetry and short stories before she was 10. She attended the University of Rhode Island on a basketball scholarship and switched to track in 1987, where she held the school triple jump record of 40 feet for several years. She graduated with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism in May, 1990. Monda is currently working on a book of short stories entitled, “Red Clay Dirt and Mountains,” and another poetry book entitled "No Apologies.”Read More
Time:4:00PM Tuesday, October 27th
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
Authors Lori Nelson and Roland S. Jefferson come back home to the Mecca where their great education led them to become extraordinary writers. Come meet the alumni and learn about their new novels!!
Lori Nelson is a talented children’s book author and aspiring writer and director of family-based television programming an...d feature films. She has a passion for educating kids through creative means and enjoys portraying them as lead characters experiencing and successfully overcoming conflict and the challenges of being young in today’s not so “kid-friendly” society. Her book has appeared on CBN, NBC, FOX, ABC, and WBAI 99.5 FM's The Wakeup Call Morning Show (New York City). In addition, Nelson was a finalist in the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship Lab Competition during the 2008 American Black Film Festival, and the winner of the 2009 Allstate Insurance “Be Reel” Community Voice Film Contest.
Born in Washington DC, Roland Jefferson was raised in Los Angeles at an early age. He matriculated through the Los Angeles public school system where his interest in writing first began. He was forced to abandon this goal however, due to family pressures to pursue a more traditional academic and professional career. He received his BA from the University of Southern California and then relocated to Washington, DC where he received his medical degree from Howard University. It was during his two-year stint in the US Air Force that his interest in writing surfaced again, and he started by writing film reviews for various local magazines and periodicals.
A prolific author, Roland S. Jefferson continues to write novels in various genres, all of which are invested with compelling modern day themes and dynamic multilayered characters that demand your attention. Roland S. Jefferson’s novels span such a diversity of human experience with edgy characters so highly charged that just reading about them is an adventure in itself.
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Lori Nelson is a talented children’s book author and aspiring writer and director of family-based television programming an...d feature films. She has a passion for educating kids through creative means and enjoys portraying them as lead characters experiencing and successfully overcoming conflict and the challenges of being young in today’s not so “kid-friendly” society. Her book has appeared on CBN, NBC, FOX, ABC, and WBAI 99.5 FM's The Wakeup Call Morning Show (New York City). In addition, Nelson was a finalist in the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship Lab Competition during the 2008 American Black Film Festival, and the winner of the 2009 Allstate Insurance “Be Reel” Community Voice Film Contest.
Born in Washington DC, Roland Jefferson was raised in Los Angeles at an early age. He matriculated through the Los Angeles public school system where his interest in writing first began. He was forced to abandon this goal however, due to family pressures to pursue a more traditional academic and professional career. He received his BA from the University of Southern California and then relocated to Washington, DC where he received his medical degree from Howard University. It was during his two-year stint in the US Air Force that his interest in writing surfaced again, and he started by writing film reviews for various local magazines and periodicals.
A prolific author, Roland S. Jefferson continues to write novels in various genres, all of which are invested with compelling modern day themes and dynamic multilayered characters that demand your attention. Roland S. Jefferson’s novels span such a diversity of human experience with edgy characters so highly charged that just reading about them is an adventure in itself.
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Time:3:30PM Saturday, October 24th
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
Authors Lori Nelson and Roland S. Jefferson come back home to the Mecca where their great education led them to become extraordinary writers. Come meet the alumni and learn about their new novels!!
Lori Nelson is a talented children’s book author and aspiring writer and director of family-based television programming an...d feature films. She has a passion for educating kids through creative means and enjoys portraying them as lead characters experiencing and successfully overcoming conflict and the challenges of being young in today’s not so “kid-friendly” society. Her book has appeared on CBN, NBC, FOX, ABC, and WBAI 99.5 FM's The Wakeup Call Morning Show (New York City). In addition, Nelson was a finalist in the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship Lab Competition during the 2008 American Black Film Festival, and the winner of the 2009 Allstate Insurance “Be Reel” Community Voice Film Contest.
Born in Washington DC, Roland Jefferson was raised in Los Angeles at an early age. He matriculated through the Los Angeles public school system where his interest in writing first began. He was forced to abandon this goal however, due to family pressures to pursue a more traditional academic and professional career. He received his BA from the University of Southern California and then relocated to Washington, DC where he received his medical degree from Howard University. It was during his two-year stint in the US Air Force that his interest in writing surfaced again, and he started by writing film reviews for various local magazines and periodicals.
A prolific author, Roland S. Jefferson continues to write novels in various genres, all of which are invested with compelling modern day themes and dynamic multilayered characters that demand your attention. Roland S. Jefferson’s novels span such a diversity of human experience with edgy characters so highly charged that just reading about them is an adventure in itself.
Read More
Lori Nelson is a talented children’s book author and aspiring writer and director of family-based television programming an...d feature films. She has a passion for educating kids through creative means and enjoys portraying them as lead characters experiencing and successfully overcoming conflict and the challenges of being young in today’s not so “kid-friendly” society. Her book has appeared on CBN, NBC, FOX, ABC, and WBAI 99.5 FM's The Wakeup Call Morning Show (New York City). In addition, Nelson was a finalist in the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship Lab Competition during the 2008 American Black Film Festival, and the winner of the 2009 Allstate Insurance “Be Reel” Community Voice Film Contest.
Born in Washington DC, Roland Jefferson was raised in Los Angeles at an early age. He matriculated through the Los Angeles public school system where his interest in writing first began. He was forced to abandon this goal however, due to family pressures to pursue a more traditional academic and professional career. He received his BA from the University of Southern California and then relocated to Washington, DC where he received his medical degree from Howard University. It was during his two-year stint in the US Air Force that his interest in writing surfaced again, and he started by writing film reviews for various local magazines and periodicals.
A prolific author, Roland S. Jefferson continues to write novels in various genres, all of which are invested with compelling modern day themes and dynamic multilayered characters that demand your attention. Roland S. Jefferson’s novels span such a diversity of human experience with edgy characters so highly charged that just reading about them is an adventure in itself.
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Time:3:30PM Saturday, October 24th
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB) come get your Homecoming RHYTHM apparel today at the HUB!
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
Here's your Golden Opportunity to SAVE on your Howard University Ring!
ENJOY BIG DISCOUNTS ON GOLD RINGS!
Stop by the HUB to take part in this great sale.
Wednesday - Saturday
October 21st - October 24th
11:00am - 3:00pm
Time:11:00PM Wednesday, October 21st
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
A behind the scenes sneak peek at the HU Bookstore Circular Photo shoots.
Photography: Bree Gant
Styling: Kyosha Johnson & Angela Richardson
Interested in modeling for the HUB? send your photos to hubmarketingdept@yahoo.com
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
What is racism? In spiritual terms, racism is unrepentant corporate sin. Groups of people, nations, initiated this sin and in America, there has never been repentance not even by way of an apology. Even though slavery, the seed of racism, ended over a century ago, because this sin has not been overcome in the spiritual... realm, there lingers an intangible stagnancy, In The Sin of Racism, Selena Johnson reviews some of the historical milestones related to racism: the slave trade, American slavery, pseudo-scientific racism, and the current cultural divide through a Christian evangelical lens.
The purpose of The Sin of Racism is to enlighten individuals to racism as a sin, helping them to overcome it so they can receive the gift of salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. For those already saved, it is an exhortation to restored relationship to God concerning this issue. There have been many valiant attempts to overcome racism based on human-centered priorities. There have been many needed gains. However, God’s way is the best way. If we refocused the center of the battle on spiritual warfare/spiritual healing, would it not erase racism permanently?
Selena M. Johnson is a member of the Grace United Methodist Church where her husband, Paul W. Johnson is pastor. She is a certified lay speaker, Sunday school teacher, evangelist, and dance ministry leader. Her secular training is in architecture. She did her undergraduate study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and her graduate work at the University of California, Berkeley. A registered architect, Selena Johnson has worked at some of the nation’s finest architectural firms and taught architecture at Morgan State University.
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The purpose of The Sin of Racism is to enlighten individuals to racism as a sin, helping them to overcome it so they can receive the gift of salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. For those already saved, it is an exhortation to restored relationship to God concerning this issue. There have been many valiant attempts to overcome racism based on human-centered priorities. There have been many needed gains. However, God’s way is the best way. If we refocused the center of the battle on spiritual warfare/spiritual healing, would it not erase racism permanently?
Selena M. Johnson is a member of the Grace United Methodist Church where her husband, Paul W. Johnson is pastor. She is a certified lay speaker, Sunday school teacher, evangelist, and dance ministry leader. Her secular training is in architecture. She did her undergraduate study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and her graduate work at the University of California, Berkeley. A registered architect, Selena Johnson has worked at some of the nation’s finest architectural firms and taught architecture at Morgan State University.
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signs and discusses, The Sin of Racism: How to be Set Free
Time:4:00PM Tuesday, October 6th
Location:Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
In Step Out on Nothing, Byron Pitts chronicles his astonishing story of overcoming a childhood filled with obstacles to achieve enormous success in life. Throughout Byron’s difficult youth—his parents separated when he was twelve and his mother worked two jobs to make ends meet—he suffered from a debilitating stutter. ...But Byron was keeping an even more embarrassing secret: He was also functionally illiterate. For a kid from inner city Baltimore, it was a recipe for failure.
Pitts turned struggle into strength and overcame both of his impediments. Along the way, a few key people “stepped out on nothing” to make a difference for him—from his mother, who worked tirelessly to raise her kids right and delivered ample amounts of tough love, to his college roommate, who helped Byron practice his vocabulary and speech. Pitts even learns from those who didn’t believe in him, like the college professor who labeled him a failure and told him to drop out of college.
Through it all, he persevered, following his steadfast passion. After fifteen years in local television, he landed a job as a correspondent for CBS News in 1998, and went on to become an Emmy Award–winning journalist and a contributing correspondent for 60 Minutes. Not bad for a kid who couldn’t read. From a challenged youth to a reporting career that has covered 9/11 and Iraq, Pitts’s triumphant and uplifting story will resonate with anyone who has felt like giving up in the face of seemingly insurmountable hardships.
Byron Pitts is a contributor to 60 Minutes and chief national correspondent for the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric CBS News. He has received several awards including a national Emmy Award for his coverage of the Chicago train wreck in 1999 and a National Association of Black Journalists Award. He is also the recipient of four Associated Press Awards and six regional Emmy Awards.
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Pitts turned struggle into strength and overcame both of his impediments. Along the way, a few key people “stepped out on nothing” to make a difference for him—from his mother, who worked tirelessly to raise her kids right and delivered ample amounts of tough love, to his college roommate, who helped Byron practice his vocabulary and speech. Pitts even learns from those who didn’t believe in him, like the college professor who labeled him a failure and told him to drop out of college.
Through it all, he persevered, following his steadfast passion. After fifteen years in local television, he landed a job as a correspondent for CBS News in 1998, and went on to become an Emmy Award–winning journalist and a contributing correspondent for 60 Minutes. Not bad for a kid who couldn’t read. From a challenged youth to a reporting career that has covered 9/11 and Iraq, Pitts’s triumphant and uplifting story will resonate with anyone who has felt like giving up in the face of seemingly insurmountable hardships.
Byron Pitts is a contributor to 60 Minutes and chief national correspondent for the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric CBS News. He has received several awards including a national Emmy Award for his coverage of the Chicago train wreck in 1999 and a National Association of Black Journalists Award. He is also the recipient of four Associated Press Awards and six regional Emmy Awards.
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How Faith and Family Helped Me Conquer Life's Challenges
Time:4:00PM Monday, October 5th
Location:Howrd University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
The Howard University Bookstore, "The HUB of the African American Cultural Experience," has been selected as the exclusive bookseller for the 2009 Congressional Black Caucus Author's Pavilion. Sponsored and organized by the Washington DC based PR and event planning outfit, "The Renaissance Group," the Author's Pavilio...n is one of the Caucus' highly anticipated main stage events. There are over 100 authors scheduled to appear starting Thursday, September 24 - Saturday, September 26, some of which include the following:
- Senior Correspondent of "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer," Gwen Ifill,
- Educator and Historian, Professor Paula Gibbings,
- Educator and Philosopher, Professor Cornel West,
- Actress, Bernadette Stanis of "Good Times,"
- 15th President of Bennett College, Dr. Julianne Malveux,
-Poet, Jessica Care Moore,
-Activist, Poet, Publisher and Educator Haki Madhubuti
-9th District of California Congresswoman Barbara Lee and many more
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- Senior Correspondent of "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer," Gwen Ifill,
- Educator and Historian, Professor Paula Gibbings,
- Educator and Philosopher, Professor Cornel West,
- Actress, Bernadette Stanis of "Good Times,"
- 15th President of Bennett College, Dr. Julianne Malveux,
-Poet, Jessica Care Moore,
-Activist, Poet, Publisher and Educator Haki Madhubuti
-9th District of California Congresswoman Barbara Lee and many more
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Selected as Exclusive Bookseller for the CBC Author's Pavilion
Time:10:00AM Thursday, September 24th
Location:Washington Convention Center
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB) the HUB is looking for 5 males and 1 female to act during author Booker T. Mattison's signing of his new book, "Unsigned Hype." If you are interested, please email HUBMARKETINGDEPT@YAHOO.COM. First come, first serve basis.
Howard University Bookstore (The HUB)
Advice from the Top: What Minority Women Say about Their Career Success clearly illustrates that there is plenty of room at the top—and in many diverse industries—for ambitious minority women with street smarts and the right education. What's more, in spotlighting the enormous contributions that minority career women a...re continuing to make in this country, Advice from the Top will leave a lasting legacy for all those who care about improving the status of women in our society.
Advice from the Top offers tips and advice to minority women and others looking for careers in both the for-profit and non-profit worlds. To gain these insights, author Valencia Campbell reviewed research on career success. She interviewed fourteen extraordinary minority women, all of whom shared stories about the path to the top of their fields. They include millionaire business owners like Cathy Hughes and Eunice Dudley, nonprofit executive Jane Smith, former White House staffer Zina Pierre, and television anchor Andrea Roane.
Valencia Campbell is a consultant on educational topics and women's issues. With a Ph.D. in Sociology from Howard University, she has completed projects for the Baltimore Public School System, National Science Foundation, the National Congress of Black Women, and the National Council of Negro Women. She has also taught at Bowie State University and Howard University.
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Advice from the Top offers tips and advice to minority women and others looking for careers in both the for-profit and non-profit worlds. To gain these insights, author Valencia Campbell reviewed research on career success. She interviewed fourteen extraordinary minority women, all of whom shared stories about the path to the top of their fields. They include millionaire business owners like Cathy Hughes and Eunice Dudley, nonprofit executive Jane Smith, former White House staffer Zina Pierre, and television anchor Andrea Roane.
Valencia Campbell is a consultant on educational topics and women's issues. With a Ph.D. in Sociology from Howard University, she has completed projects for the Baltimore Public School System, National Science Foundation, the National Congress of Black Women, and the National Council of Negro Women. She has also taught at Bowie State University and Howard University.
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Booksigning of the remarkable book "Advice from the Top: What Minority Women Say About Their Career Success"
Time:4:00PM Wednesday, September 16th
Location:Howard University Bookstore--2nd Floor
