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Simeon Booker "For the first time, the "Bringing Congress to the people" revue visited Mississippi". Jet. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_8_108/ai_n15658106/

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• No political race is creating more tension than Maryland's U.S. Senate skirmish between Democrat ex-Rep. Kweisi Mfume, a former Black Caucus and NAACP leader, and GOPer Lt. Gov. Michael Steele, the first Black official there elected statewide
  by Simeon Booker
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• Beauty of the week
• Bow Wow: still making the girls scream
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• Tips for reducing everyday stress
• Courage in Journalism: organizing a group named for William Monroe Trotter, a civil rights crusader and Harvard University's first Black Phi Beta Kappa member
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• Oprah's Harpo films to adapt Toni Morrison's novel 'Paradise' as ABC miniseries
• Joining Bow Wow on scream tour IV are heartthrobs
• Happy campaigner
• Street named for Dr. Frederick K.C. Price
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• Counsel to probe alleged 'American Idol' affair with Paula Abdul
• Happiness
• Rep. Maxine Waters was named this year's outstanding Black Caucus member for motivating and supporting emerging leaders
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• 'Hit man' comes back with victory
• 'Lost'
• Howard University is the best-endowed historically Black college, now ranking 132nd among all schools in the nation with a total of $371 million
  by Simeon Booker
• DNA clears man of rape after nearly 20 years in prison
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• Fritz Pollard goes into football Hall of Fame
• One in a million
• Soul mates
• Canada's first black governor general
• British teen killed in racial ax attack
• Deion Sanders says he tested positive for steroid use after ankle injury
• Business legend John H. Johnson succumbs in Chicago
• Thousands march in Atlanta for reauthorization of the 1965 Voting Rights Act
  by Kevin Chappell
• U.S. house seeks to help slaves' descendants in Latin America
• My love is your love
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• Miami Heat sign Shaq to $100 million deal, triggers largest NBA trade in history
• Fifty years of wedded bliss
• The break-up of the AFL-CIO well could create a difficult situation for the future advancement of the Civil Rights Movement
  by Simeon Booker
• Experts urge parents to rethink 'stranger danger'
• Hugh Masekela: wins new fans with new CD, 'revival'
• NBA all-star Alonzo Mourning rebounds from kidney disease to help save lives
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• Blues great Little Milton, 70, dies after suffering a stroke
• Love connection
• For the first time, the "Bringing Congress to the people" revue visited Mississippi
  by Simeon Booker
• Celebrities chat at Howard
• Proud grandfather
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• Billed as America's "high tech invisible man," Dr. Mark Dean managed to attract news media attention
  by Simeon Booker
• Golf course buddies
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