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Black clergy seek to bridge ‘green’ gap

Adelle Banks, BlackChristianNews.com - March 6, 2014

At Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, members and neighbors buy fruits and vegetables from a Black farmers market and work in an...

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Survey reveals memorable employee excuses for being late

Tulsa World - March 6, 2014

Karen MacCannell received a call from an employee who was running late.“He said he was distracted backing out of his driveway because his brother was...

Arts & Culture

The practicalities of going green

Jessica R. Key - March 6, 2014

The future has always been a fascination with people: will cars fly, will robots take over or will cloning become the norm? There is...

Arts & Culture

LongHorn is a carnivore paradise

Jessica R. Key - March 6, 2014

Vegetarians, dieters and those who profess to “eat right,” the following comment may shock you – so hold on to your seats: I love...

Sports

Pacer playoff picture still not clear

DANNY BRIDGES - March 6, 2014

You can hear the vibe all over town. From barber shops to breakfast joints and all points in between – the message the fans...

Sports

Heart condition ends Simpson’s career at Purdue

Associated Press - March 5, 2014

Doctors have told Purdue forward Jay Simpson his career is over because of a heart condition.In a release issued Tuesday night, coach Matt Painter...

Arts & Culture

Music for All brings America’s outstanding student musicians to Indianapolis

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2014

Outstanding student musicians from across the country will gather in Indianapolis for the Music for All National Festival, presented by Yamaha, March 6-8. The...

Education

Harvard professor to deliver Phi Beta Kappa lecture at Butler University

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2014

Harvard Professor of African and African-American Studies and of Anthropology John Comaroff will deliver the Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Lecture, “How Europe and...

Health

YMCA announces Healthy Recipe contest

For the Recorder - March 3, 2014

The YMCA invites community chefs to submit their best healthy recipe for their Healthy Recipe Contest in honor of National Nutrition Month. The focus...

Arts & Culture

World’s No. 1 DJ Hardwell to perform in Indy 500 Snake Pit

Guest Contributor - March 3, 2014

The world’s No. 1 DJ in the 2013 DJ Mag Top 100 poll, Hardwell will headline the party in the Snake Pit presented by...

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