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Articles in Sept 15, 2003 issue of Jet

• Honoring Martin Luther King's historic speech
• Rwanda president wins election ay a landslide
• Indiana Black Expo hosts 33rd Annual Summer Celebration in Indianapolis
• New and familiar faces for the fall TV season
• World Council of Churches picks 1st African leader
• Put an end to homework battles with your children
• Family ties
• 'Friends'
• Support for fired Dallas police chief
• Ride 'em cowboy
• Beauty of the week
  by Kevin Nash
• Beyonce, Missy and 50 Cent big winners at MTV Video Music Awards
• This week in Black history
• Hip-hop heavyweight
• Master P and Lil' Romeo: first father-son of hip hop break new ground with their own TV show, 'Romeo!'
• Carnival time!
• Society world
• Pioneer Episcopalian Bishop John Burgess succumbs at age 94
• Singleton on Walk of Fame
• NFL's top Black defenders changing the game
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• Robert Nix Jr., ex-Chief Justice on Pennsylvania Supreme Court, 75, dies
• Singer Mary J. Blige discusses love & life in Ebony's October issue
• Leaving Indianapolis
• Willa Player, first Black woman prexy of a four-year college, dies
• New York mom wins $34 million in mega lottery
• Top 20 albums
• Die
• Muscle man
• Six tips for irresistible lips
• Johnnie Cochran settles record-setting $700 mil. pollution case
• Nigerian woman continues to try to overturn death-by-stoning sentence
• Tom Joyner gives $1 mil. to Morris Brown College
• Toni Braxton takes on Broadway in 'Aida'; tells why she wants to play evil role next