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Vol. 9 No. 44
Dec. 1 - Dec. 7, 2004 |
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As The World Turns
“Everything changes but change itself,” is
an often-misquoted proverb that’s attributed to Heraclitus (540-475 B.
C.), the Greek philosopher who actually expounded, “There is nothing
permanent but change.” Nevertheless, at first glance, the truism appears
to be a straightforward observation, but the more you analyze it, the
more complicated and/or profound it becomes.
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Arafat leaves an
evil legacy; Saddam was only symbol. |
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Quanell X put justice on trial
One of the unexpected perks I’ve gotten from writing Publisher’s
News Analysis is a better understanding of the system. I’m
forced to look at the world with a whole lot more scrutiny, to
objectively analyze news and issues, than I did, before being
talked into writing a column from a Black newspaper’s publishers
perspective that usually negatively impacts the system’s movers
and shakers.
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Dallas Names Newest High School To Honor African-American Civic Leader and Education
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Dr. Emmett J.
Conrad |
As a young man growing up,
State Sen. Royce West counted on Dr. Emmett J. Conrad to
purchase newspapers from him each week.
He remembers many notable words of encouragement from
Conrad, who considered the education and achievement of
young African-Americans and working to increase
opportunities for youth in the community to be among one
of the top priorities of his life’s work. |
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BLACK HISTORY
24/7/365 |
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Lillie Mae Howard
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Feature
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Condi Poised to Make History
Nearly two years ago the
Bush administration froze out Yasser Arafat. Their reasoning was
straightforward: Arafat had no real intention of facilitating peace.
Stirring his people‚s hatred is how he kept himself in power.
In the post-Arafat era, the administration is again talking about the
prospect of an independent Palestinian state. The person who will lead
the historic accord will be the newly appointed Secretary of State,
Condoleezza Rice. |
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East Texas News
Now that the elections
are over, it's time to get back to normal life. Although my candidate
for president didn't win, I think the positive thing that came out of
this election was the mass participation of young African Americans in
the political process of America, which greatly affects their lives.
From major rap moguls such as Sean "P.Diddy" Combs and Russell Simmons
to grass root community leaders, the message to get out and vote was
spread by any sources. On the strength of that improvement along with
the already established voting block, we have a lot to be optimistic
about in 2008.
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"Nothing
succeeds like success"
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Alexandre Dumas
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“Girls' Night Out” A
collection Limited Edition of 2000 dolls inspired by the
original painting “High Roller”
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Ravishing Red
17 1/2 ” tall |
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Sultry
Silver
17 1/2 ” tall |
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Gorgeous
Green
17 1/2 ” tall |
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Showroom
Since 1994
6130 Wheatley Street Houston, TX
77091-3947
For more information contact
713/692-1195
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