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OPRF senior eyes final episodes of talk show
A group of OPRF high school students are working on the final handful of episodes of the school's successful student-run-and-produced talk show. From bullying, being gay in high school and dealing with the death of a parent to demonstrating the recipe...
Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning, High Schools, Oprah Winfrey, Education
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Teel Time: Exploring potential candidates for ODU's basketball coaching vacancy
Wood Selig hires coaches he knows and coaches who know his university and/or its region. That is his history as an athletic director, at not only Old Dominion but also Western Kentucky. Since replacing department icon Jim Jarrett in 2010, Selig has...Tags: Lobbying, Loyola University Maryland, College Sports, Basketball, Politics
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Notre Dame football recruiting: Butler brothers share special bond
South Bend TribuneDevin Butler has the date memorized: October 13, 2008. Columbus Day meant no school for the 13-year-old eighth-grader. So when his father woke him early that Monday morning, the future Notre Dame cornerback was confused. “Something happened to...Tags: Sports, Hospitals and Clinics, Football, Columbus Day
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Vernon Dobson, civil rights leader
The Rev. Vernon Dobson, a Baptist minister and civil rights leader, died Saturday of complications of a stroke. He was 89. As a leading figure in Baltimore's civil rights movement, Mr. Dobson lived a life molded by the struggle for equality — a...
Tags: Christianity, Crime, Law and Justice, Civil Rights, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Justice and Rights
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Inside the BRD: Norfolk State the latest D-I basketball school to offer Grafton's Elijah Moore
First it was military schools and now it's Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference institutions expressing serious interest in Grafton High boys basketball star Elijah Moore. Two assistants from defending MEAC champion Norfolk State checked out Moore during...
Tags: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, Armed Forces, College Sports
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Rev. Jeremiah Wright calls on Obama to promote peace
Tribune reporterWASHINGTON — The Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the president's former pastor whose sermons touched off a firestorm in the 2008 political campaign, urged today that Barack Obama heed the words of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and transform the country...Tags: Politics, Elections, Wars and Interventions, Trinity United Church of Christ, International Military Interventions
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Inside the BRD: Division I basketball interest heating up for Grafton's Elijah Moore
Grafton High boys basketball star Elijah Moore continues to draw more and more interest from Division I basketball coaches. The latest to express interest in the 6-foot-7 senior is Howard University head coach Kevin Nickelberry, formerly of Hampton...Tags: College Sports
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Teel Time: As Virginia Tech searches for coordinator, Logan Thomas' NFL decision looms
College football juniors and redshirt sophomores have until Tuesday to declare for the NFL draft, a deadline that adds urgency to Virginia Tech’s presumed and oh-so-unusual search for an offensive coordinator. Urgency because Hokies junior Logan...
Tags: Russell Athletic Bowl, Georgia Institute of Technology, Football, Virginia Tech Hokies, National Football League
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Teel Time: Virginia Tech's Beamer scheduled to meet with Stanford's Pep Hamilton
Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer was scheduled to meet with Stanford’s Pep Hamilton on Monday about becoming the Hokies’ offensive coordinator, a source confirmed. Bruce Feldman of CBSSports.com first tweeted the news. Beamer is in...Tags: Kyle Orton, The Washington Post, Football, Virginia Tech Hokies, National Football League
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Youman Fullard Sr., Yellow Bowl Restaurant owner
Youman Fullard Sr., who fulfilled a lifelong dream when he and his wife took over ownership of the Yellow Bowl Restaurant and turned it into one of the city's most sought-after soul food destinations, died Sunday of complications from Alzheimer's...
Tags: Family, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Alzheimer's Disease, George Washington Carver, Soul Foods
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Dolphins' Cameron Wake on top at long last
The problem with watching a great player, year after year, is you often forget what made him great. Sometimes he does, too. That's why Cameron Wake reaches into his locker on the day he's named to the Pro Bowl and pulls out a small piece of wood....
Tags: Sports, Cameron Wake, Football, National Football League, Jeff Ireland
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Signs that U.S. gun violence on rise don't bear out in Baltimore
The Wall Street Journal over the weekend used Baltimore and the world-renowned Maryland Shock Trauma Center as the setting for a story saying hospital statistics show gun violence nationwide was “soaring,” and that a continuing national...
Tags: FBI, University of California, Riverside, Shootings, Injuries and Wounds, Newspaper and Magazine
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Dec 26, 2012
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