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Tiempo Libre

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 10, 2008

Anyone looking for a night full of music that will keep them out their seat should get ready for Tiempo Libre. One of America’s...

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Increased risks: minority communities more suseptible to environmental hazards

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - October 10, 2008

While environmental issues such as recycling, energy efficiency and global warming are important; experts are urging low-income and minority communities to set their sights...

Religion

‘It’s All In Your Mind’

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 10, 2008

Book Review Many people would agree that the course of history and the developments of today have been determined by how people think. The...

Health

Pushing menthol cigarettes on Blacks

Guest Contributor - October 10, 2008

(Taylor Media Services) — A group of Black leaders gathered in California recently to call on tobacco companies to stop targeting their communities with...

Sports

Colts will take gift, but need more consistency

BARATO BRITT - October 10, 2008

With the first quarter of their season in the books, The Indianapolis Colts could easily be 0-4, pretty much out of the playoff hunt....

Religion

Jesus: Democrat or Republican

BRANDON A. PERRY - September 25, 2008

Looking for a different way to kill time during your day? Just conduct a Google search on the question “Jesus, A Democrat or Republican?”...

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Paris Rogers-Thomas is Miss Circle City Classic

Guest Contributor - September 25, 2008

Reigning over the Silver Anniversary Circle City Classic will be Lawrence North High School senior Paris Rogers-Thomas, the 2008 Miss Circle City Classic. Rogers-Thomas...

Sports

Cathedral Fighting Irish — the gutsiest team in Indiana

DANYELLA DAVIS - September 25, 2008

It comes down to one question. Does it have the guts? A quick, fast, gritty description of the Toyota Tundra full-size truck — with...

Health

Alzheimer’s takes heavy toll on Blacks in U.S.

DANYELLA DAVIS - September 25, 2008

Every 71 seconds someone develops this disease; it is the sixth leading cause of death for people in the U.S. and the fifth leading...

Arts & Culture

Grey Granite’s energy and innovation set him apart

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - September 25, 2008

As a kid growing up on the Southside of Indianapolis, Jarred “Grey Granite” Patterson used the solitude of being an only child and his...

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