News Briefs 6-22

Student Visions of REO Town Area Displayed at Women’s Historical Center Until  November 30,

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As I See It? 6-22

Don’t Waste Your Time – Use it Wisely

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    Nu Resolution 6-22

    New Resolution #23: … thank you for this food; Amen. Hey! That last turkey leg WAS MINE!

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    Do you have an opinion? 6-22

    In the November 11, 2007 to November 24, 2007 edition, in the “Excuse me are you listening?” column, I wrote about my experience with a duct cleaning company who used fear to try and charge me $500.00 for their service and the ad said $49.99. 

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    Excuse me are you listening? 6-22

    Three days before Thanksgiving, I received a box in the mail from my youngest sister, Kendra. It has been very hard since, my father passed away in late September.

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    Book Reveiw 6-22

     

     

     

    Rooms Of The Heart
    By Donna Hill
    ISBN:  1-58571-219-1
    Publisher:  Genesis Press
    Available:  Bookstores everywhere
     

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    Blackflix Movie News Presents: This Cristmas

    Studio: Screen Gems
    Plot:  Gathering to celebrate Christmas together for the first time in four years, the Whitfield clan uses the opportunity to finally share their true feelings about one another.
    Cast:  Loretta Devine, Delroy Lindo, Mekhi Phifer,  Regina King, Sharon Leal, Idris Elba, Chris Brown, Lauren London, Columbus Short and Laz Alonso
    Rating:  PG-13
    Bottom Line:    **1/2

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    Wellness News 6-22

    Although the latest government study finds drug use unchanged, kids are still at risk and experimenting at younger ages

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    STAY ORGANIZED FOR LESS STRESS

    The day-to-day schedule of the average African American parent can be a precarious balancing act, factoring in kids, work schedules and meetings, after-work and after-school functions, meals, homework and all of the errands that need to be run in between.

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    LAWMAKER IN TROUBLE OVER ‘BUCKWHEAT’ QUIP: Black civil-rights veteran called offensive term by state senator

     

     

    A  state lawmaker in a runoff election in Louisiana called a black civil-rights veteran who had helped her campaign "Buckwheat," angering the NAACP, which urged voters to kick her out of office, reports the Associated Press.    

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