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After Thanksgiving feasting comes the loafing

REV. JAMES L. SNYDER - November 23, 2011

Twenty-four hours ago, I was seated with my family and friends around the Thanksgiving table. Now, I am seated in my chair and cannot...

Education

Hazelett Forum to feature Fever’s Catchings

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - November 23, 2011

Indiana Fever star Tamika Catchings will discuss her efforts to motivate and inspire young people at the 2011 Hazelett Forum hosted by the Indiana...

Business

Be smart while holiday shopping

ERICKA SANDERS - November 23, 2011

While some are avoiding holiday shopping stress by purchasing gifts online, others are still looking forward to the hustle and bustle of overflowing parking...

Business

Equal Credit Elusive for Minorities

CHARLENE CROWELL NNPA Columnist - November 23, 2011

Federal regulators and lenders met earlier this month in Baltimore to review and analyze whether the goals of the nation's Community Reinvestment Act (CRA)...

Health

Fit City Encourages Healthy Eating, Fitness

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - November 23, 2011

Before discovering FitCity, Lenora Mosley said that she lead a sedentary lifestyle and would consider herself obese. "I wouldn't say that I'm fit, but...

Religion

Count the blessings

RECORDER STAFF - November 23, 2011

When people are tempted to get discouraged during tough times, a loved one or friend may advise them to "count your blessings." This old...

Arts & Culture

Mary J. Blige on her new album and being in a good place

Denise Quan - November 22, 2011

(CNN) -- Seventeen years after the release of her breakthrough album, "My Life," Mary J. Blige offers up a sequel -- "My Life II:...

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African-American children need a forever home

ERICKA SANDERS - November 22, 2011

Kristopher and Kimberly Florence are two of the luckiest kids in Indianapolis. They haven't received a full scholarship to attend college or a free...

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RecycleForce equips ex-offenders for success

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - November 22, 2011

Eight men sit in a room anxiously wait to find out what will be their immediate future.One leans back in his chair with his...

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Occupy group joins controversial movement

BRANDON A. PERRY - November 22, 2011

Imagine an America where all government decisions are based on the desires and money of a powerful, privileged few, and not the needs of...

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