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• African American Media for the Democratic National Committee
• The one I love
• Beauty of the week
  by Evan Cohen
• Singer Syreeta Wright dies of cancer in L.A
• How handle a workplace bully: schoolyard bullies have graduated from the classroom to the boardroom
  by Scotty Ballard
• Summer groove
• Died
• Abandoned baby girl grows up to be Miss Nevada 2004
• July 19, 1979
• Hearty laugh
• Shaq puts his Beverly Hills home on the market for $7.5 million
• Sunset love
• Rainbow/PUSH Coalition holds 33rd annual conference in Chicago
• July 23, 1962
• Winnie Mandela, gets 4-year suspended sentence; high court voids theft charges
• Stars come out to celebrate Jazz at Lincoln Center's 2004 Spring Gala
• Top 20 Albums
• Confidential: when the Republicans gather in New York in August for the presidential convention, one of the best-attended events will be a memorial for late bandleader and entertainer Lionel Hampton
  by Simeon Booker
• Desiree Rogers appointed president of Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas
• P. Diddy hosts Posh White Party in the Hamptons; launches campaign to get people to vote
• The 'Pink Panther' films in Paris
• Celebrating 102!
• Macy bares it all for a cause
• Seven years after the jet plane of Col. Dayton W. Ragland was shot down by a ground missile over the Gulf of Tonkin, his widow, Anne, still awaits him to be declared legally dead by the military
  by Simeon Booker
• The Library of Congress 2003 National Recording Registry lists 50 historical recordings
  by Simeon Booker
• We are one
• Last victory dance
• Top 20 singles
• Trent Lott … According to records, the U.S. Dept. of Interior has funded five projects at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta for $2.8 million
  by Simeon Booker
• Winston Salem Alumni salute
• First Black in a major role on the World Trade Center Memorial project is architect J. Max Bond, Jr
  by Simeon Booker
• Eternal love
• Conjoined twins successfully separated
• 'Funniest families of television comedy: a museum of television & radio special'
• Cosby honored by Basketball Hall of Fame; pays for education of two Massachusetts high school grads
• Heading a picket line outside the Sudan Embassy in Washington, radio talk show host Joe Madison protested the crisis in the Darfur region where a million people could be killed this year
  by Simeon Booker
• Promise spoken
• Back-to-school basics for parents
• Atlanta Hawks new coach ready for the challenges of building team from 'bottom up'
• Franklin Geer
• Giving my all
• Battling facial blemishes
• Rabies kill four after transplant from single donor
• Showers of blessings
• Imaginative characters
• Halle Berry is 'purrrfect', as she cracks the whip in movie Catwoman
  by Aldore D. Collier
• Law students at Howard University have an opportunity to be trained by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency for possible future employment