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Persistence takes Mott Community College graduate to law school despite troubled childhood
More than once, it would have been easy for Daryl Lowe to give up. The mornings when he couldn't wake his mom up in time to take him to school.
UNH alum provides leadership advice to camp members
On Thursday, Nov. 19, University of New Hampshire alumnus Tito Jackson visited the Rockingham Lounge to give students an inside look into his life and to express his visions of leadership to members of the student body.
In Memoriam: Colleagues remember judge's kindness, integrity-and coffee
Wednesday, November 25, 2009 In Memoriam: Colleagues remember judge's kindness, integrity-and coffee By Judge Lois Oakley, Michael Malihi and his colleagues at the Office of State Judge Elbert R. Hackney died on Nov.
Unfinished Work: Race, Civility and Equality of Opportunity
Join the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission and leaders from various sectors of society - from civic life and media to academia and civil rights - for an important town hall meeting entitled, "Unfinished Work: Race, Civility and Equality of Opportunity." The town hall will feature a keynote speech by Dr.
Jonathan Wright | Defining dressing for success
If you're like me and attended private school before coming to Philly, you probably were told how much facial hair was appropriate, how much jewelry you could wear or what type of clothing was acceptable for school.
As students at Alabama State University decorate the campus grounds for next week's homecoming festivities, the university's president is readying the official campus residence to welcome alumni back for the celebration of the 86th Turkey Day Classic.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Psst! Morehouse men - pull your pants up
I must admit, I had lofty expectations of Morehouse College when I began teaching here two years ago.
Atlanta homes: Living the good life
Atlanta homes: Living the good life >> Posted By altnrg 14 hours, 23 minutes ago in Family Aside from Atlanta's prominent history, relocating to Atlanta homes will give parents something to look forward to.
ON CAMPUS String Quartet celebrates first decade performing on campus Over the decade that the Hawthorne String Quartet has been the quartet-in-residence at Boston College, they have collaborated with BC faculty, worked with students in classes and performing groups and traveled throughout the United States and Europe as "ambassadors" for the ...
Georgia land conservation projects will receive $5.5 million from a massive federal funding bill.
Poll: Arabber horses confiscated
Our view: Women's reproductive rights come under assault on Capitol Hill as House passes health-care reform with unnecessary and onerous restrictions Wheels off the bus While headed to a football game last weekend, more than a dozen members of the Morehouse College "House of Funk" marching band were injured in a crash on... Speeders get a second ...
HRC Reaches Out to Hbcu LGBT Students with New Website
Unfortunately, only a handful of historically black colleges and universities have recognized LGBT student groups.
29% Ten9Eight: Shoot for the Moon
Ten9Eight: Shoot for the Moon Synopsis: This is the compelling question behind award-winning filmmaker Mary Mazzio's newest project Ten9Eight, a thought provoking film which tells the inspirational stories of several inner city teens from Harlem to Compton and all points in between, as they compete in an annual business plan competition run by the ...
Testimony completed on Vance penalty UPDATE
Curtis Vance's mother ran from the courtroom in tears during her testimony in the penalty phase of the trial this morning.
Driver Of Bus Carrying Morehouse Band Dies
The driver of a bus that crashed last month injuring 13 members of the Morehouse College band has died of natural causes.
Driver Of Morehouse Band's Bus Dead
CBS Atlanta News confirmed that the driver of the bus that crashed while carrying the Morehouse College band died Tuesday afternoon.
Bus Company Carrying Morehouse Band Under Investigation
An official with Georgia's Public Service Commission announced that the state has started investigating the bus company involved in Saturday's bus crash that injured more than 40 Morehouse College band members.
Mary L. Jones, 77: West-end optician
Mary Jones had been an assistant store manager at the Amos' Drug Store, a west end landmark for nearly 50 years at Hunter and Ashby streets.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Community members talk race and elections
How much will race be an issue in Atlanta's mayoral runoff? And what will this campaign tell us about our attitudes on race? The AJC asked a dozen community members, white and black, for their thoughts on how race would influence the Dec.
U.S. Marshals Nab Morehouse Bus Owner
More questions were raised Thursday night about the Atlanta charter bus company involved in last weekend's crash in Henry County.
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