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Recorder expo party

Guest Contributor - July 1, 2010

The Recorder party is July 15 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, 500 W....

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Little Red Door

Guest Contributor - July 1, 2010

Volunteers are still needed for this year’s Little Red Door’s Unite 2 Fight Race Against Prostate Cancer. People who volunteer will be helping with...

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From the NBA to ‘Rehabbin’ R&B’

Tashaundra Golden - July 1, 2010

After his season prematurely ended with the Los Angeles Clippers, reserve guard Kareem Rush has entered the music scene with anything but a premature...

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From the NBA to ‘Rehabbin’ R&B’

Tashaundra Golden - July 1, 2010

After his season prematurely ended with the Los Angeles Clippers, reserve guard Kareem Rush has entered the music scene with anything but a premature...

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Douglass U film needs a star

Guest Contributor - July 1, 2010

Students, alumni and parents of Historically Black College and University students are urged to enter the “HBCU Experience” Sweepstakes. Entries will be taken from...

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Jack of spades tourney

Guest Contributor - June 24, 2010

Water Walking Events will host the Jack of All Spades Citywide Charity spades tournament June 26 with partner registration beginning at 3 p.m. The...

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2010 Indy Pro Am Summer League

Guest Contributor - June 24, 2010

Familiar faces will be returning to Indianapolis as it hosts the 2010 Indy Pro Am Summer League. It tips off on Tuesday, June 29...

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Beat the heat with Yogulatte

AARON RIMSTIDT - June 24, 2010

It’s that time of year again. Sweltering heat and humidity have descended, making it a chore to simply walk across the street. There is...

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Tour of homes

Guest Contributor - June 24, 2010

The tour of old and restored homes of the Historic Meridian Park neighborhood will take place June 26 and 27. The tour will feature...

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Study with a master

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 24, 2010

Do you have a special talent that could be used in music, film or on Broadway? Are you ready to reach the next level...

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