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| Weekly updates: Thursday, September 2, 2010 7:00:00 PM Step Into the Attic. Enter the Jazz Age. (New York Times) In 1937, Maxine Sullivan arrived in New York and soared to fame as a singer. She also saved every artifact from her long career. http://www.nytimes.comNation and world round up (The State) PERSON TO WATCH MELINDA GATES TAKES ON A HIGHER-PROFILE ROLE DAVOS, Switzerland Melinda Gates has traveled the world with her husband, meeting with the rich and powerful and visiting its poorest in remote African villages. Bill Gates always dominated the spotlight until this year. http://www.thestate.comAssault rifles escalate violence (The Palm Beach Post) Cheap, available assault rifles, which closely resemble the Kalashnikov AK-47s brandished by Iraqi insurgents and African rebels alike, have become the weapons of choice for gang members and other violent criminals in Palm Beach County. http://www.palmbeachpost.comCoaches facing hype, history (The Providence Journal) SEATTLE At the barber shop, where talking heads get cut, the conversation shifts to this revolutionary Super Bowl. http://www.projo.comBlack History Month calendar (The Florida Times-Union) Online calendar for more events celebrating Black History Month. http://www.jacksonville.comFAITH AT WORK (Randy Cohen via Yahoo! News) I answered an ad for a job as a data-entry clerk at a faith-based charity, but I stopped filling out the application when it said I could not work there unless I signed a "statement of faith," affirming that I had evangelical Christian beliefs. Isn't this religious discrimination -- Janet Lama, Charlotte, N.C. http://news.yahoo.comTony Dungy and Lovie Smith a social matter (The Charlotte Observer) By Jerry Brewer The Seattle Times (MCT) SEATTLE - At the barber shop, where talking heads get cut, the conversation shifts to this revolutionary Super Bowl. http://www.charlotte.com |
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