Tiik ViHCE. For Stndents. By Stadonts
Profiles
Established in 1946, The Voice student
newspaper has continued to be a source of
information for campus activities as well as
student and ^uhy achievement. Much work
and ingenuity goes into the production of the
paper, and with constant changes in staff, we
here at The Voice would like to highlight the
work of the a few lovely ladies behind the magic.
We a^ed the ladies at The Voice a few ftin
questio^ to learn more about their creative and
inquisitive minds!
Chamell Harris is a Mass Communication major
whh a mmor in Music. While balancing her work
at Br^o-iRadio, Harris contributes to the overall
functionality of the paper.
The fear of heights does
not slow her stride and she
OHKt enjoys assisting the J
writers with improving ■ |
their skills. The late nights ’
of editing would be a breeze
if Atlanta, GA were home,
her preferred get away.
Once she acquires her own
business, we’re sure Lauryn
Hill will be heard if you’re on hold. Self‘ defined
as ‘Blessed’, Chamell will graduate Spring|gil4.
Shirley Townsend, loves the experience of
working for a functioning
newspaper. The lottery
could help her purchase
a brand new car, if she
won. Melodic music
and the breeze of a
tropical island, sound
like a perfiM;t get away
for Townsend. As a
Mi^ Conmiuniations
nuyor here at
Fay^ville State University, Shirley prides
her mother and fother as heroes in her
lifie. Shirley will graduate in Dec. 2014.
Editor-in-Chief Jouiifer Lucas, focuses her time on
Management Information Systems (MIS) when not
working with The Voice. Her use of Information
Technology and Business are
most exciting in efforts to
produce the biweekly f>aper.
Jennifer best describes herself
in one word as Mando (Latin
meaning to commit, entrust,
order, command). Her biggest
heroes are the men and women in
the military. Upm graduation in
Dec. 2014, Jennifer would like to
work at the Veterans Administration Hospital to serve
those who"...gave some for the Freedom of All.”
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Jalynn Jones has plenty Bronco Pride. Jones
hopes that her good deeds will be remembered
long after her physical
life. With a bubbly
personality like that of
Dijonay from Disney’s
The Proud Family,
Jones most enjoys
taking photographs for
The Voice; Catch her
in Toronto, Canada
for a debate, as this
unpredictable young lady
enjoys the unknown. A master’s degree is nejrt
in line for the freshman Nursing major with
a minor in Healthcare Management at FSU.
jShante Elliott would not dare to see failure
nor be swayed by the lure of success.
Standing above most, she would like to
experience the shorter side of height.
developments of
writer’s skills entice
Elliott as a staff
member for The Voice.
As a double major in
English Literature &
Language and Mass
Communications,
Elliott has her eyes
set on Law school,
but not before taking a break to ‘tackle
her bucket list”. Under the Eiffel Tower is
where she would most enjoy a luxurious
vacation. Shante will be graduating May 5.
Alisha Murphy is an English Literatiire and
Language major, Visual Arts minor who aspires
to wear many hats. Giving up is her biggest
fear and contining life is her
biggest accomplishment.
After graduation, tentative
for Dec. 2012, Murphy
vvill continue onto graduate
school and hopes to own
several businesses before
her 40th birthday. The
unpredictable world is ter
greatest hero and Africa
would be home as long as a
ntght wasn’t involved. Working for TTie Voice
has granted many opportunities to step up as
leader and use her creative skills for production.