Title: The Gulf Star Conference Fade in: EXT. UNIVERSITY CAMPUS - DAY It's a breezy day in 1991 at the Southern University campus. Students are seen rushing to their classes while a red banner with "The Gulf Star Conference" is seen hanging on a fence. CUT TO: INT. SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY COMPLEX - DAY A group of university officials is seen gathered in a conference room. They're all wearing suits, and a lady is standing in front of them. LADY: Good day, everyone. As you know, the Gulf Star Conference is happening in a few weeks. We need to ensure we have everything in order. A man in his 50s, named Mr. Johnson, interrupts. MR. JOHNSON: We need to make sure the facilities are up to the standard. I don't want to hear any complaints about missing equipment or faulty infrastructure. LADY: The facilities are in order, Mr. Johnson. MR. JOHNSON: And what about the speakers? LADY: We have Cenetary, Samford, Mercer, Georgia Southern, Georgia State University, Stetson, Florida International University, SE LA, and College of Charleston for the speakers' position. MR. JOHNSON: Great. Let's hope they can deliver. CUT TO: INT. SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY STADIUM - DAY The day of the Gulf Star Conference, speakers are seen arriving at the Southern University's football stadium. The weather is bright, and the atmosphere is electric. CUT TO: INT. SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL STADIUM - DAY The conference commences, and speakers are seen taking turns addressing the audience. First is a lady from Georgia State University talking about the latest technological advances. Followed by a gentleman from Florida International University discussing Environmental Conservation. Next, a gentleman from CofC takes over and focuses on the importance of cultural diversity. The conference continues, and by the end, the audience is left feeling highly informed. CUT TO: INT. SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY COMPLEX - DAY After the conference, the university officials are gathered in the conference room, discussing how well the event panned out. MR. JOHNSON: I must admit, I had my reservations at first. But the event was a success. LADY: I agree, we received lots of positive feedback. MR. JOHNSON: We should make this an annual event. What do you think? LADY: Absolutely. The Gulf Star Conference is here to stay. Fade out. The End.