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Utah wins 88-48 over Southern University
Marshall Henderson scored 13 and Jordan Cyphers added 12 as Utah got off to a quick start and cruised to an 88-48 win over Southern university Saturday night.
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Cyril Neville now calls his place among the Chahta Indians of St. Tammany home
With marching, blessings and the beating of many drums, members of the Chahta Indian tribe recently welcomed Cyril Neville as its new ambassador.
Southern Adventist University Student Murdered On Pacific Island
A Seventh-day Adventist student missionary from Southern Adventist University in Collegedale was found murdered on Wednesday on the Pacific island of Yap, the Adventist News Network said.
FBI seeking help with unsolved racially-motivated killings from 50s and 60s
While federal investigators work through old case files looking for answers to the killings of black men and women in the South during the civil rights era, FBI Civil Rights Chief Cynthia Deitle on Wednesday said the agency needs the public's help locating relatives of 36 people who were killed.
Enrollment hits record high at North Georgia
A record 5,652 students enrolled this fall in North Georgia College & State University , marking a 2.8 percent increase over fall 2008 enrollment.
University enrollment in GA spikes 7%
A record 301,892 students enrolled this fall in the University System of Georgia's 35 public colleges and universities, according to Chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr.'s report to the Board of Regents on Wednesday.
Chancellor Victor Ukpolo said he expects the graduation rate at Southern University in New Orleans to improve as the campus continues its recovery from Hurricane Katrina.
EPA chief vows to enforce laws
The Environmental Protection Agency will more closely monitor the regulatory activities of Louisiana and other states that administer the federal Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act, and may step in when states aren't adequately enforcing the law, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said Tuesday.
If your cat isn't getting the salary you know he deserves, maybe it's time to consider going over his resumA© and enrolling him in a four-year degree program.
SU starts providing H1N1 vaccinations
The H1N1 flu vaccine will be administered at Southern University from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today through Wednesday, a university spokesman said Sunday in a news release.
The story in Southern Universitya s 'The Story' tackles stereotypes, racism
WHAT: A production by the Southern University Visual and Performing Arts Department.
Passafiume catches 25 passes for Hanover
HANOVER, Ind. - Sophomore wide receiver Daniel Passafiume set an NCAA all-divisions record with 25 receptions in Hanover College's 42-28 loss to Franklin College on Saturday afternoon.
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Baker native and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Keith Beauchamp has followed the trail of numerous unsolved racial killings in Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida, and in turn helped to bring national attention to these cases through his documentaries, films and community forums.
Ames To Host Live Broadcast Of Space Shuttle Launch
News media and the public are invited to observe the live televised broadcast of the launch of STS-129, space shuttle Atlantis, on Monday, Nov.
LSU names Doris Carver interim vice chancellor
BATON ROUGE, La. - LSU has named Doris Carver as the interim vice chancellor of research and economic development beginning Jan.
Our view: No reason to go easy on 'Dollar Bill'
Louisiana is in the headlines today as William Jennings "Bill" Jefferson heads to court to be sentenced for crimes he committed against the people he pretended to represent in Congress for 18 years.
Students Send Microbe Experiment on Space Shuttle Atlantis
An experiment by college students that will study how microbes grow in microgravity is heading to orbit aboard space shuttle Atlantis.
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Roosevelt Stewart, Jr. Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals
NEW ORLEANS, LA, November 12, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Roosevelt Stewart, Jr., has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in community services.
SU band hazing victim sues university
One of the victims of an alleged Southern University band hazing is suing the college for liability.
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