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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month ACS volunteers ‘reach’ to give hope

ERICKA P. THOMPSON - October 19, 2007

A two-time breast cancer survivor, Doris Elliott wants women to know that a mammogram saved her life. “I had very large breasts and I...

Religion

Perspectves of a Layman

Guest Contributor - October 19, 2007

Ideas on how to engage youth | in the ways of moral living By BRANDON A. PERRY Last week’s front-page religion article dealt with...

Religion

Perspectves of a Layman

Guest Contributor - October 19, 2007

Ideas on how to engage youth | in the ways of moral living By BRANDON A. PERRY Last week’s front-page religion article dealt with...

Religion

The Way

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 19, 2007

As he reflects on two decades of community and ministry service Rev. James C. Anyike considers the impact of his latest assignment as pastor...

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IPS hosts national Infusion Conference

DANYELLA C. DAVIS - October 12, 2007

The 20th Annual Conference on Infusion of History and Culture in the school curriculum will take place Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007 at Crispus Attucks...

Sports

I forgive marion, can you?

ERICKA P. THOMPSON - October 12, 2007

Marion Jones asked for my forgiveness, so I’m going to give it to her. I’m handing her my forgiveness on a used paper plate...

Sports

Daniels ready to prove worth

ERICKA P. THOMPSON - October 12, 2007

Marquis Daniels didn’t make the splash he wanted last year. Sidelined 25 games with an injured knee, the laid back, multi-positioned guard only gave...

Health

Fall allergies worse than spring and summer

ERICKA P. THOMPSON - October 12, 2007

Attention allergy sufferers: if you’re sneezing, sniffling and rubbing your eyes more than you did during the summer, don’t worry it’s normal. While it...

Sports

Colts get ‘bye’

Guest Contributor - October 12, 2007

with depth, confidence as tough stretch approaches By BARATO BRITT Five games into the season and hands down, the Indianapolis Colts are the best...

Local News

Madame Walker Theatre Center

Guest Contributor - October 5, 2007

Not just surviving, but thriving By BRANDON A. PERRY This year the Indianapolis community is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Madame Walker Theatre...

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