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Where are they now?

BRANDON A. PERRY - March 21, 2013

As America enjoys the fun (or heartache, depending on your team’s success) of March Madness, the Recorder would like to invite you to enjoy...

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Nobody has time to date

ADRIAN KENDRICK - March 21, 2013

Today’s society participates in a dating sport known as serial dating. Not familiar with the term? By definition, the serial dater lines up many...

Business

Car-title loans drive consumers to financial disaster

CHARLENE CROWELL - March 14, 2013

In today’s still-struggling economy, many consumers find themselves short on cash. When consumers seek a credit remedy, one particular lender is likely to bring...

Health

Tips on coping with Daylight Saving Time

For the Recorder - March 14, 2013

The loss of an hour of sleep that comes with the switch to Daylight Saving Time can be uncomfortable if you don’t take some...

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A cut above

BRANDON A. PERRY - March 14, 2013

“For generations, the barbershop has been one of the main constants in the Black community,” Douglas Tate II says while sweeping the floor of...

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Teens know more than you think

Kennedy Hunn - March 14, 2013

We live in a society where everything is dictated by social media. Through this, teens have had a voice in politics like never before....

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Improving community security

Guest Contributor - March 14, 2013

Do you know who oversees the people expected to assist you in an emergency? In Indianapolis, the Department of Public Safety has a vital...

Health

HIV mothers warned to protect baby from disease

Jessica R. Key - March 14, 2013

HIV/AIDS testing is imperative for all individuals, but due to recent unfavorable trends, health officials are urging pregnant women to make sure they’re being...

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Teen conducts pageants to send positive message

ADRIAN KENDRICK - March 7, 2013

Teen Talk, a new Indianapolis Recorder initiative, is a column by local teenagers who represent a variety of schools and backgrounds. In the weekly...

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A cut above

Guest Contributor - March 7, 2013

For many African-Americans, the barbershop, along with the Black church, has been an important cornerstone of the community for generations. That is a statement...

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