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Articles in Sept 4, 2006 issue of Jet

• Andrew your steps down from Wal-Mart post
• Stylishly hot
• Brand new day
• Former Presidents team up with UNCF to rebuild HBCUs. to rebuild Historically Black Colleges and Universities
• Tips to take when moving into a new home. and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
• Son sues over Katrina wheelchair death
• Richard T. Greene Sr., former President of Harlem's Carver Federal Savings Bank, dies at 93
• Happiness for all times
• Raunchy song lyrics linked to teen sex, study
• Unknown Black 9/11 Marine rescuer mistakenly depicted as White in 'World Trade Center' movie
  by Margena A. Christian
• Black journalists converge in indy for 31st Annual NABJ Convention
• Died
• Diamonds and pearls
• Girls groups rule
• OutKast takes on mayhem and music in debut film "Idlewild"
  by Aldore D. Collier
• Confidential: a complex challenge facing NAACP President Bruce Gordon concerns the future location of the organization's 115-person national staff
  by Simeon Booker
• 1983 Ad
• One in spirit
• Donell Jones: returns to spotlight with new CD, 'Journey Of A Gemini'
• It's twelve for tiger
• The East Coast's most promising young Black elected official well could be Mayor Cory Booker of Newark, NJ, a 37-year-old Rhodes Scholar and Yale law school graduate
  by Simeon Booker
• Black teenage girls less likely to be smokers
• Grand golden years
• On the March to stamp out AIDS
• Evander Holyfield returns to ring; wins by TKO
• After working almost 20 years with the late Dr. C. Delores Tucker at the Bethune-Dubois Institute in Washington, public relations icon Ofield Dukes was named the new head of the non-profit organization
  by Simeon Booker
• South African women pack on pounds to avoid looking sickly
• At your best
• Broadway's new Billy
• Love him, hate him: NFL star Terrell Owens: looks to find peace with Cowboys
  by Melody K. Hoffman
• Detroit Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick, the mother of the Motor City's mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, is all set to take over the chairmanship of the Congressional Black Caucus when North Carolina's Rep
  by Simeon Booker
• Life shorter for those never married: study
• National Bar Assn. holds Annual Convention in Detroit; Atty. Linnes Finney, Jr. installed as 64th President
• Beauty of the week
  by Lamonte McLemore
• Maurice Clarett arrested after police chase; four guns found in SUV
• Now in paperback: Bebe Moore Campbell's 72 Hour Hold
• Stay in my corner
• Kentucky's 1st Black Supreme Court judge
• For the love of you
• 'Behind the camera—the unanthorized story of diff'rent strokes'
• After a fall in a outlying D.C. park early in July
• Bettis takes a bride
• Dead KKK members named in Florida civil rights murders
• Family time
• Congress recently passed a resolution to honor Spelman College in Atlanta, the oldest Black liberal arts college for women, on its 125th anniversary
• Obama visits the motherland
• Convicted top-ranking White House aide Claude Allen was fined $500 and sentenced to two years of supervised probation in Montgomery County Circuit Court
• Actor Alfonso Ribeiro files for divorce
• The number of Black men earning degrees has increased, study shows
• Your guide to gorgeous nails