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Articles in March 29, 2004 issue of Jet

• Pittsburgh labor activist Nate Smith pushes for more young minorities in building trades
• True adoration
• Merrill Lynch nearly doubles CEO E. Stanley O'Neal's pay to $28.14 million
• Terrell Brandon retires from the NBA
• Outstanding performers honored during 35th NAACP Awards in Los Angeles
• Love in bloom
• Black company lands largest contract ever given a minority firm by Ford
• Actor Paul Winfield, 62, dies of heart attack in Los Angeles
• Ways to wear it well
• Lifelong vows
• Hilarious performance
• Ruth Ellington Boatwright, sister of Duke Ellington, dies at 88 in New York
• Olivia Stanford, noted Harlem beautician and St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands businesswoman, succumbs
• All that matters
• Beauty of the week
  by Guy Cardarelli
• Top 20 albums
• This week in Black history
• Spring fashions with whip appeal
• Huggy Bears meet
• Secret Window
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• Pack a delicious and nutritious lunch for your child
• Jackie Robinson awards
• Prince & wife
• Usher comes clean about breakup with girlfriend, cheating & CD 'Confessions'
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• New prime minister to help shape Haiti government
• Proper hand washing vital to kids' health
• Tears of joy
• Easy appetizers
• Top 20 singles
• Remembering "Bloody Sunday"
• Tips for keeping tabs on your kids
• $5 million settlement reached in racially slanted Texas drug sting
• Dining out as a diabetic: what you should know
• 'Las Vegas'
• D.C. snipers sentenced: Muhammad gets death; Malvo life without parole
• Sacred moment
• Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole named chairwoman of United Way of America
• Dennis Rodman helps team claim ABA championship
• Lawsuit settled for $39.5 million in Georgia Crematory fraud case
• Uniting of souls
• Citizen of the Year Award
• Magic record