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Black culture, talent pays off with sold-out show
LANSING - For the first time, Keepin’ It Real, a student talent show in its second year, was coupled with the ninth annual Taste of Blackness, which showcases many different aspects of black culture Saturday at the Lansing Center.
Brothers focuses on true love and friendships
There aren’t many movies that capture the true meaning of love, but Gary Hardwick’s new film’s attempt may be the best yet.
Ruff Ryders first lady establishes staying power
Eve Scorpion (Interscope) Eve has finally stepped out of the shadows and into her own.
All Child ladies should get fair play
I don’t know much about the hierarchy of pop groups, but the monarchy in Destiny’s Child is making me sick.
Career fair involves new field
The Associated Students for Career Orientation in Telecommunications are hosting the first-ever MSU career fair with a special interest in telecommunication students, today - the Interactive Michigan Area Telecom Expo. In the past, jobs and internship opportunities for students majoring in telecommunication were difficult to come by, group spokesman and telecommunication junior Jeffrey Smith said. “The boom of the Internet and different information fields have sparked a need for this kind of expo,” Smith said. The group has set out to change the past and set a new trend, he said.
