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Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Indianapolis is one of 16 cities selected for the North American tour of Glee Live in Concert. Tickets for the June 2 concert at...

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Alpha Kappa Alpha fete

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Janelle Henson addresses Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Alpha Mu Omega Chapter’s celebratory luncheon of which she was co-chair. Esther Bowman, a sorority member...

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Academy receives large grant

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Special to the Recorder The Sigma Theta Tau International Foundation for Nursing has received a $300,000 grant from the Elsevier Foundation to fund the...

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STREET BEAT

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Suspect in cop shooting in court Thomas Hardy, 60, who is accused of fatally shooting police officer David Moore appeared in court this week...

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NAACP sees growth in membership, funding and staff

JOI C. RIDLEY - March 4, 2011

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), has experienced a remarkable revitalization in membership and motivation in recent years under new...

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Briefs around Town

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Indianapolis is one of 16 cities selected for the North American tour of Glee Live in Concert. Tickets for the June 2 concert at...

Arts & Culture

‘Extreme makeover’ is looking for families

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Special to the Recorder Do you know a family whose home deserves an extreme makeover, or a family who simply deserves a home? If...

Business

Resort to host Women in Business Seminar

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

Discover new ideas about business, personal empowerment and more at French Lick Resort’s Women in Business Seminar March 29–31. The three-day getaway will include...

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Coach E’s Corner

EMIL EKIYOR - March 3, 2011

This week "Coach of the Week" is Tarik Glenn. After his high school football career in Cleveland Ohio, he received a full scholarship to...

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Youths may visit Gasoline Alley with special credential

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - March 3, 2011

A new generation of fans will have unprecedented access to one of the most fascinating, cool places in worldwide racing - Gasoline Alley at...

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