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New tech center prepares youth for future careers

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A new Best Buy Teen Tech Center will give youth who attend the Martin Luther King Jr. Center free access to high-tech tools such...
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Take control of your finances in 2019 with a simple budget

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With the new year, people often rethink their priorities to make improvements in certain aspects of their lives: resolving to lose weight, spend more...
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Hoosiers feeling the effects of shutdown

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The federal government has been partially shut down for more than 30 days, easily the longest shutdown in U.S. history, as congressional Democrats and...
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The Mind Trust looking for education fellow to launch nonprofit

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The Mind Trust is looking for its next Education Entrepreneur Fellow, who will eventually launch and lead an independent parent advocacy nonprofit focused on...
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Free health clinic at Martin University

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In the spring of 2017, Nadeem Siddiki came across a video online showing a free health clinic in Florida. Siddiki, a professional engineer and...
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Honoring MLK

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The recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy as a federal holiday was a long time in the making.Plans to honor...
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Lack of Black students at IU School of Dentistry reflects larger problem

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Kyle Ratliff, a 2016 graduate from the Indiana University School of Dentistry (IUSD), felt firsthand the pressure of being an underrepresented minority student studying...
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‘From the streets to the courtroom,’ the evolution of the civil rights movement

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It’s been 51 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot and killed at a rally for Black public sanitation workers in Memphis....
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Esports growing in Indianapolis

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There’s a sports industry worth over $96 million growing in Indianapolis. People don’t play with a ball, bat or puck but a videogame controller....
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Esports growing in Indianapolis

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There’s a sports industry worth over $96 million growing in Indianapolis. People don’t play with a ball, bat or puck but a videogame controller....
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