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A CULTURAL JOURNEY THROUGH MUSIC

BRANDON PERRY - March 30, 2009

When it comes to entertainment on stage, many people enjoy music that is fun and culturally enriching. The only thing better than that is...

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Exposing youth to music

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - March 19, 2009

“When we attend these young people’s concerts and promote them, our children — many of them are African Americans — should see a face...

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‘King of Blues’ coming to Indy

BRANDON A. PERRY - March 12, 2009

B.B. King, known by fans across the world as the "King of the Blues" and "Ambassador of the Blues," is scheduled to visit Indianapolis...

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Play entertains and raises social issues

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - March 6, 2009

One of the ultimate love stories to grace the stage will be at the Indianapolis Civic Theatre, 3200 Cold Spring Rd., on the campus...

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‘The Marriage Counselor’ comes to Indy

BRANDON PERRY - February 27, 2009

Get ready to laugh and be inspired, because “The Marriage Counselor” is coming to Indianapolis. “The Marriage Counselor,” the tenth stage production by popular...

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‘The Marriage Counselor’ comes to Indy

BRANDON PERRY - February 26, 2009

Get ready to laugh and be inspired, because “The Marriage Counselor” is coming to Indianapolis. “The Marriage Counselor,” the tenth stage production by popular...

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Sister Souljah returns with new book, new focus

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - February 19, 2009

As a young girl growing up in the 90s riddled with drugs and gun violence, when Sister Souljah gained notoriety in hip-hop I was...

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Valentine’s on a budget

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 12, 2009

Many people still enjoy listening to the soundtrack from the 1976 movie “Car Wash.” One song on the soundtrack, “I Want to Get Next...

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‘To Kill a Mockingbird’

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - February 5, 2009

To Kill a Mockingbird isn’t simply a literary classic; it’s a story that plunges the reader into examining the relationships between Blacks and whites....

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Explore latest trends at Indianapolis Home Show

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 29, 2009

Just because an economic slowdown has taken place doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the fun of building a home or redecorating the one you...

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