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Of the seven years I was editor of Emerge: Black America's Newsmagazine in the 1990s, I am proudest of our national campaign to win the release of Kemba Smith, a 24-year-old former Hampton University student who was sentenced to a mandatory 24 ½ years in prison for her minor role in a drug ring.
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Ms. Carol Brayboy and Ms. Tanya Singleton are pleased to announce the union of their children, Addis Niambe Parris and Edward Christiaan Summerhill, on Saturday, July 7, 2012.
Jets DT Ellis pleads guilty to assault in Virginia
Tackling corruption in football will again top FIFA's agenda when the 208 member nations meet this week for a Congress that will also see the first woman appointed to the governing body's executive committee.
White House Outreach to HBCUs is Clear; Will Public Support Follow in 2012?
Coupling those appearances with those of key administrators like Arne Duncan at this year's Howard University commencement and Valerie Jarrett's appearance at Morgan State University two years ago, it's clear that the White House acknowledges the value and political clout of the HBCU community.
Ashe Sharing Center has new director
Russell Vannoy, chairman of the board of directors of the Ashe County Sharing Center, has announced that Jeanette Sharp, a current member of the Sharing Center board, has been named director of the center to succeed Sereita Powers.
TNCC graduates begin 'new chapter'
Lyndsey Johnson of Matoaca is overcome with joy during the Forty-Third Annual Commencement Exercises for Thomas Nelson Community College at the Hampton University Convocation Center on Wednesday evening.
Of the seven years I was editor of Emerge: Black America's Newsmagazine in the 1990s, I am proudest of our national campaign to win the release of Kemba Smith, a 24-year-old former Hampton University student who was sentenced to a mandatory 24 1 2 years in prison for her minor role in a drug ring.
New Langston University President to Take Office Next Month
Dr. Kent Smith, Jr. who is the current Vice President for Student Affairs at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio will officially become president on June 4, 2012.
Jets' Ellis faces jail time, possible deportation in criminal case
New York Jets nose tackle Kenrick Ellis could face up to 20 years in prison or deportation on a felony charge of malicious wounding.
Students and families celebrate graduation day
Students across Hampton Roads celebrated a big day with their families. At Hampton University, graduation was held at Armstrong Stadium.
Fuzz Band strives to entertain with fusion and faith
Late on a Tuesday evening last month, members of The Fuzz Band slowly began to arrive to a rehearsal.
College graduations in full swing this weekend
Locally, political figures are headlining ceremonies - Gov. Bob McDonnell will speak at Christopher Newport University , and Cory Booker, mayor of Newark, NJ, will speak at Hampton University .
Governor Amends Va. Budget, Lightly and Quickly
With Virginia's state budget nearly two months late, Gov. Robert McDonnell is only tinkering with the General Assembly's two-year, $85 billion spending plan, not making major changes.
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Closing of HRBT's eastbound lanes delayed
With college graduations and other community events, the Virginia Department of Transportation concluded Wednesday the closure would be too disruptive.
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