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Abercrombie profit falls on weak sales

The Associated Press -
Bright spot was direct-to-consumer sales, including Web sales, which rose 11 per cent Preppy clothing seller Abercrombie & Fitch Co.'s ANF-N third-quarter profit fell...
Arts & Culture

Black parents teach young girls significance of Disney’s first black princess

Megan K. Scott (CP) -
NEW YORK — Holly Price Alford is over the moon about Disney's first black princess. Her eight-year-old daughter is, too, but not because the...
Arts & Culture

Black parents teach young girls significance of Disney’s first black princess

Megan K. Scott (CP) -
NEW YORK — Holly Price Alford is over the moon about Disney's first black princess. Her eight-year-old daughter is, too, but not because the...
Sports

10 things we’ve learned at the halfway point

David Naylor From Friday's Globe and Mail -
David Naylor examines the storylines and surprises of the season's first half 1. Cedric Benson is a premier running back The list of high...
Arts & Culture

HIGHLIGHT / MISSISSIPPI BURNING

Andrew Ryan From Friday's Globe and Mail -
The shameful era of life in the American South, circa early-sixties, came flooding back in this powerful 1989 drama. Directed by Alan Parker and...
Arts & Culture

Morgan Freeman talks about his Prom Night in Mississippi

Johanna Schneller From Saturday's Globe and Mail -
When the veteran actor tried to end a racially segregated high-school tradition, Canadian filmmaker Paul Saltzman put his life on hold to help him...
Health

Effects of foodborne illness can linger: report

CBC News -
Most food-borne illnesses last only a few days, but in some cases, they can have long-term consequences, particularly in children, U.S. researchers say. Most...
Business

Be ready for the worst: What to do when laid off

Special to Recorder -
CHICAGO - The shock of being laid off barely had time to set in before Jim Wessel began looking for another job. Released as...
Health

Traditional medicine not enough to fight H1N1: health official

CBC News -
Traditional medicines should be supplemented with modern vaccines when it comes to battling swine flu, says Manitoba's chief medical officer of health. Traditional medicines...
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Purdue: No plans to censure anti-gay prof

Special to Recorder -
Purdue University in Indiana said it had no plans to discipline a professor who presented an "economic case" against homosexuality on a conservative blog....
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