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JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - February 3, 2011

As the quote says, “music speaks what cannot be expressed.” JoAnn Finch-Martin and her family have used the power of music to grow in...

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STREET BEAT

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Teen girl killed A robbery at a Northwestside liquor store went awry recently and ended with the shooting death of a female suspect and...

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After Rev. King

DEFOREST B. SOARIES JR.For the Wall Street Journal - February 3, 2011

When we remember the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we think of his soaring rhetoric and specific goals for the African-American community:...

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Phi Beta Sigma celebrates founding of fraternity

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. gathered at the Ritz Charles recently to celebrate their inaugural Founders Day Celebration. Members Nate Jones, Victor...

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Butler’s new theater to be named the Howard L. Schrott Center

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Special to the Recorder Butler University’s $13 million, 450-seat theater, which is slated to open in the fall of 2012, will be called the...

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Remembering music of the legendary Bob Marley

Guest Contributor - February 3, 2011

Demetrius “JAH Boogie” Wainwright and his band, Natty Nation, spread positive vibes throughout the standing-room-only crowd at the Mousetrap. Natty Nation paid tribute to...

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Pacers victorious in Vogel’s debut

DANNY BRIDGES - February 1, 2011

The Indiana Pacers gave new interim coach Frank Vogel his first professional victory last night at Conseco Fieldhouse as they turned back the Toronto...

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Concerned Clergy installs its 2011 officers

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

The Concerned Clergy Inc., an ecumenical organization consisting of lay persons, pastors, businesses and organizations from across Indianapolis, holds its installation of 2011 officers....

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Mayor approves charter school for students with severe disabilities

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Special to the Recorder Mayor Greg Ballard has approved the application of Damar Charter Academy, which if ratified by the City-County Council, will open...

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Eastern Star Music Ministry part of Palladium launch

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2011

Vocalists and musicians with the Eastern Star Church (ESC) Music Ministry performed during a recent concert at the new Palladium, a venue which is...

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