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Dear Santa, lets try this again

DANNY BRIDGES -
Those of you who faithfully read my opinions know that I really do not subscribe to the whole Santa Claus thing, and find the...
Arts & Culture

T-Boz brings reality to TV

Alan Duke -
LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Reality for TLC's T-Boz has been a challenge, starting at age 7, when she was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia....
Health

2012: The year of improving kids’ health

Jessica R. Key -
Blacks suffer disproportionate rates among many diseases such as prostate and breast cancer, diabetes and hypertension. During 2012, less attention was paid to these...
Business

Bouncing back from the economic meltdown fueled 2012 business

Jessica R. Key -
Although the economy remained uncertain in 2012, people worked hard toward jumpstarting a strong, healthy economy. There were a few setbacks, but here are...
Religion

A look at the spiritual side of 2012

ADRIAN KENDRICK -
It’s 2013, can you believe it? It’s a time to reflect on the past and look toward the future. Last year was a phenomenal...
Local News

Community center promotes wellness, nonprofits and citizenship

Jessica R. Key -
The Eastside of Indianapolis is becoming more diverse and the Community at the Crossing Multi Service Center (CCMSC) exists to be a nearby resource...
Local News

100,000 Homes Campaign seeks chronic homeless for permanent housing

ADRIAN KENDRICK -
Ida “Smith” spent the last 12 years sleeping outside, mostly on park benches near Memphis’ legendary Beale Street. On the streets, she endured so...
Local News

2012

BRANDON A. PERRY -
What did 2012 mean to our community, and to you? Normally, it is easy for the Recorder to place the retiring year into a...
Education

Ball State’s charter school oversight criticized

From The Associated Press -
Critics say Ball State University hasn’t done an adequate job of overseeing the charter schools it sponsors. A report from a charter school sponsor...
Education

FBI: Purdue reports 2nd most campus hate crimes

For the Recorder -
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) – Purdue University reported the second-highest number of hate crimes among the country’s colleges last year, according to statistics compiled...
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