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Articles in April 21, 2008, issue of Jet

• Stopping student murders
• Supermodel Naomi Campbell arrested at UK airport
  by Marti Parham
• Lyfe Jennings: moves from dark to light on latest album with eclectic appeal
  by Margena A. Christian
• B.B. King buys club in Mississippi hometown
• Sweet victory
• From this day forward
• Bobby Brown writes tell-all book about life with Whitney & drugs
  by Marti Parham
• Meet the Smiths
• Cedric the Entertainer: makes his directorial debut with indie film while acting roles continue to roll in
  by Margena A. Christian
• Blissful union
• Laila Ali, hubby expecting 1st child in September
  by Marti Parham
• Melanesia Hunter
  by Michael Carson
• Mariah Carey: reigns as queen of No. 1s
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• A joyous pair
• Mary J. Blige buys NJ mansion for $12 million
• Going strong
• Beyonce & Jay-Z finally tie the knot, reports say
  by Marti Parham
• Cherished moment
• Alvin Ailey's 50th anniversary
• Healing in Haiti
• Real sports with Bryant Gumbel
• Lifelong lovers
• Singer Frenchie Davis to have vocal cord surgery
  by Marti Parham
• Where are … Willie Tyler & Lester?
  by Margena A. Christian
• Celeb scene
• This week in Black history
• Ramsey Lewis donates memorabilia to Smithsonian
• R. Eugene Pincham, judge, civil rights attorney, dies
• King remembered in Memphis 40 years after assassination
  by Clarence Waldron
• Maryland settles 'Driving While Black' lawsuit alleging state police used racial profiling
• Nancy Wilson hospitalized for treatment of a collapsed lung
  by Clarence Waldron
• Died
• Going green in the workplace: 7 ways to save energy, cut waste on the job
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• 1 in 50 babies abused or neglected yearly in U.S., study says
• Black judge apologizes for ousting whites from court
• Enchanted evening with Maya
• MTV honors groundbreaking 'Yo! MTV Raps' as its most influential music series of all time
  by Margena A. Christian
• Love in bloom
• Baseball's beacons
• Free at last
• In support of arts, Africa
• After 40 years, Dionne Warwick returns to gospel roots on new CD, 'Why We Sing'
  by Clarence Waldron