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HUNTINGTON — Every work experience provides skills that can be transferred to your future career.
That's one of the reasons that Marshall University Career Services hosted Job-A-Palooza on Wednesday, said Jennifer Brown, program manager for internships and experiential learning at Marshall. The event was a part-time job and internship fair in the Memorial Student Center featuring 27 employers hiring in fields such as banking, insurance, accounting, marketing and retail. Everything from gymnastics coaches to casino employees were sought.
It was more casual than Marshall's semi-annual Career Expos, which target full-time positions and internships, Brown said. But it's a great way to find a part-time job in college and learn valuable skills.
"It's an excellent opportunity for students to start networking and learning those skills," she said. "Freshmen should start as soon as they can getting experience. You have transferable skills from any position you work that can be valuable when you graduate."
With today's technology, some of the employers had students apply online rather than fill out paper applications, and applicants applied instantly using their cellphones. Meanwhile, Career Services utilized technology to get the word out about positions open at some of the businesses participating in the job fair. They tweeted about them using the hashtag "#jobapalooza."
"We'll list them on our website, so (those interested) can check them out and go onto JobTrax to get contacts for the companies," Brown said.
She encouraged job-seekers to follow up after their interviews.
Among the job seekers there was Johnathan Gomez, a senior social work major, who was looking for part-time work and experience for his practicum needed for his degree.
"I always go to these things, even if I'm not looking, just so I can help other people," Gomez said. "You never know what's out there until you look."
It was the third year that Bath & Body Works at the Huntington Mall participated in the job fair. Its representatives were there to get an early start hiring seasonal workers for the coming holiday shopping season, said store Manager Carmen Scott.
"It's been very successful," she said. "We hire over 100 associates
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Taking a page from the Ororo Monroe playbook, we take one step closer to controlling the weather.
Cosplay: Ororo and T'Challa Come To Life Before Your Eyes [@marvel]
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Mutants, irradiated lawyers and super heroes alike all feel strongly about women's health, which is no joking matter.
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Federal Cybersecurity: Get a Backbone by Marcus Ranum
Hammering Out a Secure Framework by Mike Fratto
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Cyber Security and Consumer Data: What's at Risk for the Consumer?
Department of Trade and Industry: Code of Practice for Information Security
Information Security Governance Institute: Guidance for Boards of Directors and Executive Management
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On Sunday, March 2, 2014 we held our 10th Annual Oscar Night Party. It was a roaring success. We had almost 70 attendees, all of whom enjoyed the show and winning the fantastic door prizes.
As for the Oscar winners, there were very little surprises over-all. At our Year in Movies: 2013 program on February 25, 2014, I announced the top picks, based on previous award wins. Seven of the top eight on that list ended up winning Oscars, the only non-winner being Chiwetel Ejiofor for "12 Years a Slave". And I was also off some with my picks. I picked six of the eight top winners, being only wrong with American Hustle for both Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay.
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Summer starts Friday, and one of my favorite parts of the season (aside from beaches and warm weather) is the album and concert boom. Lots of artists go on tour over the summer, and to prep for those tours, they usually release a new album. Hot off the heels of Kanye's "Yeezus" (which came out yesterday!), here are seven albums to get hyped for, as well as the artist's latest single and tour info.
The album: Magna Carter Holy Grail
Release date: July 4
Why it could be good: His album title promises something great, and Jay-Z tends to deliver. Although there hasn't been an official single, info about the album has leaked, and the producer list is a great one: Jahlil Beats, Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Rick Rubin, Swizz Beatz, Timbaland, The-Dream, J. Cole, and Just Blaze are among them.
The tour: Find tickets to Jay-Z with Justin Timberlake on the Legends Of The Summer tour.
Tags: concerts, tour, music, albums, Jay-Z, Selena Gomez, Backstreet Boys, MGMT, Beyonce, John Mayer, Luke Bryan
Last time, Mike presented some of the craziest artist riders, which included Katy Perry, Iggy Pop, Van Halen, and the Foo Fighters.
While Katy Perry demanded "ABSOLUTELY NO CARNATIONS," the Foo Fighters took a lighter approach with odd and funny requests like "one bag of Pirate Booty (but not Johnny Depp's), 24 large bath towels (under threat of a wedgie), 75 pounds of ice, and vegetarian soup (lest there be flatulence among the road crew)."
Since it's public knowledge that some celebrities go a bit over-the-top when it comes to creating a list of requests, it should come as no surprise when I say here are five additional crazy artist riders, plus three of the most reasonable.
You know I love Beyonce. Given that she's kind of a big deal, I'd expect nothing more than extravagant requests for her tour. A few weeks back, the rider for Beyonce's Mrs. Carter Show World Tour supposedly leaked, and here are some of the items on it.
I don't even know if these are true, but what Beyonce wants, Beyonce gets.
Tags: artist riders, celebrities, concerts, tours, beyonce, jay-z, christina aguilera, lady gaga, john mayer, selena gomez, kelly clarkson, shakira
Yay! I get to mention Beyonce in this week's post because we're talking about…
Jay and Bey simply cannot catch a break. The couple recently vacationed in Cuba to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. But they immediately came under fire from legislators (and the general public) who questioned how and why they were able to visit a country the U.S. restricts its citizens from traveling to. Rather than release a statement, Jay-Z released a new song, "Open Letter," to tackle criticisms. I wouldn't have it any other way. (The video, above, features the clean version of the song, with the unedited version available on YouTube.) Everyone was talking about the song following its release — even White House representatives, who issued a formal response.
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When you date a Kardashian, the entire family comes as a package deal.
Khloe Kardashian appeared on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno on December 4 and dished on Kanye West's relationship with the Kardashian clan, among other things. In particular, she revealed how the rapper has bonded with her husband, Lamar Odom, over music.
"Lamar is really good at writing and he thinks he can rap," Khloe told Jay. "I just don't encourage it too much, because he sends Kanye lyrics."
While Khloe doesn't have any of Lamar's brilliant prose memorized, she joked that his raps often "go on for days."
Jay also asked whether Yeezy was ready to pop the question to girlfriend Kim Kardashian.
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This recent fight over extending the George W. Bush tax cuts is a reminder that, from a long-term policy perspective, hyper-partisan legislative overreach is extremely effective. Instead of trying to create a great bipartisan concession before doing something, you are often more likely to get broad consensus post facto once you force the system to accept a changed reality.
The part of the Bush tax cuts passed in 2003–the "Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003″–was perhaps the best example in the last decade of hyper-partisan "legislative overreach."
The bill passed both chambers on nearly party-line votes. The Senate voted 50-50 on the bill and it only passed when Vice President Dick Cheney cast the tie-breaking vote.
Passing the massive tax cuts required Republicans to disregard decades of Senate rules and tradition. The budget reconciliation procedure was meant to only be used to reduce the deficit, yet Republicans bent the process to their will to avoid a filibuster on massive, deficit-increasing tax cuts.
It was pure hyper partisan legislative hardball. It was the total antithesis of consensus and centrism.
If ever there were a law that should have been unpopular under the weird interpretation of politics that popularly spawns centrism, bipartisanship, and consensus, it was the Bush tax cuts. No law was more completely "jammed down our throats" in an act of partisan overreach.
Yet, with everyone in the system quickly forced to face the changed conditions, it rapidly won a de facto broad bipartisan consensus. By the 2008 campaign, then-candidate Barack Obama effectively said the tax cuts opposed by almost all Democrats five years earlier were mostly really good, except a handful for the richest one percent.
When almost every Democrat thought in 2003 it would be better if none of these tax cuts were enacted, it is now considered by the media a radical, left-wing position to say they should all expire. Even in the House, the "liberal" alternative to the estate tax, which didn't have sufficient support, was to only keep the estate tax at the lowest Bush level instead of lowering it further. What were once moderate Democratic positions on tax rates are now painted as radically leftist. [cont'd.]
This is even more amazing given the nature of the tax cuts' design. Our system traditionally has a very strong status quo bias because there are so many veto points to stop an attempt to change existing law, but, in this case, it is the exact opposite. The tax cuts are set to expire so all it would take to end them is a mere 41 senators standing against them, a majority in the House voting no, or a presidential veto.
In politics, you don't need to negotiate a grand compromise beforehand to achieve broad consensus in the long run.
If you simply change reality as quickly as possible, by any means, regardless how partisan, you will likely soon create a new "moderate" position around maintaining this new status quo you created.
In the long run, tangible reality is what matters in politics, not whether voters think a party followed the arcane and nonsensical rules of the Senate, or the eventual roll call vote that less than one percent of the country would ever remember.


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From their kitchen to your table, catering to eat-in, 21 ShortStop is serving up southern cooking with a spice of business acumen. One patron says "I really like this place, southern cooking at its best! Nice portions, good selection, flavorful and affordable...yum!" Before the lights go on in the kitchen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Johnson understand firsthand what it means to have a business plan that they follow just like a recipe.
Mr. Arthur Johnson came to The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center (SBDC), Savannah for help with opening 21 ShortStop, a restaurant in Pt. Wentworth, Georgia offering "Southern Cooking with a Touch of Soul". Mr. Johnson already owned some land on Highway 21 between Savannah and Rincon that he believed would be an excellent location for his restaurant. He needed help developing a business plan and acquiring funding so he could build and open the restaurant on his land. His wife Sandra had extensive experience and would run the restaurant with the assistance of other family members.
The SBDC is a center for the delivery of joint government, academic and private sector services for the benefit of small business and the national welfare. It is committed to the development and productivity of business and the economy in specific geographical regions. "The Savannah SBDC takes great pride in assisting and enhancing the small business sphere, one entrepreneur at a time," said Kyle Hensel, Area Director.
Consultants at the Savannah SBDC worked with Mr. Johnson to help him determine what it would take to make his dream a reality and to help him overcome obstacles to preparing the site for the construction of the restaurant. "It has been a pleasure working with the Johnson's in making their dream a reality," said Connie Edwards, SBDC Consultant. "They both have a big appetite for learning the ropes and leaving no stone unturned to ensure they are business savvy," said Edwards. Mr. Johnson received advice concerning the start-up process and recordkeeping issues. The SBDC, an expert in following the formula to business success, time and time again, worked with him extensively to help him complete a loan proposal with startup costs and financial projections to present to potential lenders.
Like most entrepreneurs, the Johnson's needed capital to realize their dreams and implement their business plan. The Johnson's successfully obtained a SBA 504 loan through the Coastal Area District Development Authority (CADDA) and participating bank BB&T. The SBA 504 loan program can be used to purchase commercial real estate, as well as major machinery and equipment. 21 Shortstop was built and opened in August 2010. "21 Short Stop is an excellent example of how a small business can leverage a number of SBA programs to satisfy their need for hands on technical assistance, mentoring from an experienced entrepreneur and financing to launch the project," said Terri Denison, District Director, U.S. Small Business Administration.
As the business has grown, the Johnson's have continued to use the services of the Savannah SBDC, including developing and implementing effective marketing methods and expanding catering services. SBDC consultants also introduced Mr. Johnson to a SCORE counselor with extensive experience in public relations who worked with Mr. Johnson to improve his marketing efforts.
Mr. Johnson again returned to the SBDC to receive assistance with expanding the business to include a mobile food truck through which Mr. Johnson now provides food services at the Port of Savannah. He is currently working on obtaining a second mobile food truck to serve businesses in West Chatham County.


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This biography of Stephen Smale will bother many readers. For those of us with a memory of the 60s, the reaction is certain to be both pain and nostalgia. For mathematicians in particular there are multiple layers of messages. We are asked to review the launch of a stellar career in research mathematics projected upon the planes of McCarthy era communism, the Free Speech Movement, and the push to include more women mathematicians amongst our inner circle. We are asked to factor in the nature of our institutions, including the National Academy of Sciences, the National Science Foundation, the administration of the University of California at Berkeley, the legends surrounding the absence of a Nobel Prize in mathematics, and the Fields Medal selection process.
Batterson has done an outstanding job of collecting factual information on Smale's youth and education. He even attended his Grand Blanc Class of 1948 reunion. This information should be read by the rank and file of all undergraduate and graduate students in mathematics. Batterson uses Smale's youth to debunk the popular myth that one must demonstrate outstanding early talent to pursue mathematics research. Consider the following evidence:
However, as a Freshman at the University of Michigan, Smale had the luck to be put, after a placement exam, into a small class with an exceptional young instructor, Bob Thrall. Smale describes him as his "first memorable teacher." Still, as an undergrad in mathematics, his interest in his major was eclipsed by other interests, especially campus politics and travel. Even as late as the second semester of his graduate work, Smale dropped two courses and received a C in another. The chair, T. H. Hildebrandt, felt it necessary to notify Smale that to remain a graduate student he would have to improve his grades. Later, for Smale's first job search, Hildebrandt wrote that Smale was a "marginal, underachieving graduate student." Very few graduate students or faculty would accept the proposition that a truly outstanding research career could be built on such a tenuous mathematical background.
Although his thesis advisor, Raoul Bott, was not yet well known, he did provide Smale with an excellent problem: to classify, up to regular homotopy, regular closed curves in an arbitrary manifold. Smale was Bott's very first graduate student. Either through wisdom or innocence, but certainly not from experience, Bott fed him an accessible problem that laid the foundation for very creative work. In his first year as an Instructor at the University of Chicago, Smale proved the counter-intuitively famous theorem that one can turn a 2-sphere in R3 inside out. The whole area of immersion theory flourished. Topology was front and center stage in mathematics.
Very few in mathematics, science or engineering find open doors when seeking to migrate to peripheral subdisciplines. Smale opened his own doors. From topology he moved laterally to dynamical systems where he discovered his now famous "horseshoe" having stability amid chaos. A few months later, he attacked the classic Poincaré Conjecture, where he "broke the dimension barrier" by announcing his proof for dimensions greater than 4. But he also entered into a still contested battle over credit and recognition with another in the field, John Stallings. And in San Diego, Mike Freedman solved the 4-dimensional version of the problem. The original Poincaré Conjecture that every simply connected compact 3-manifold is homeomorphic to S3 is still unproved, and has replaced Fermat's Last Theorem as one of our Olympian quests.
Batterson provides the reader interested in knowing more about Smale's and others' work the helpful option of reviewing the mathematics isolated by topics. He presents four clearly written appendices: Smale's Thesis, Everting the Sphere, Chaos and Horseshoe, and The Higher Dimensional Poincaré Conjecture. This is most helpful to those not in the field or not wanting to delve into the extensive literature. A report or presentation based on any one of these sections would be an excellent project for an undergraduate student.
Smale received many honors for this work. Readers should wonder if there is any significance in his being awarded the National Medal of Science by Clinton, and not by earlier presidents. After all, the National Medal was conferred fully 30 years after the Fields. I would have enjoyed seeing a picture of the Fields ceremony in Moscow in 1966, but there is none. There is a photo of Smale at the White House with Clinton.
There are several gaps in the biographical material. Flint, Michigan, Smale's home, was a "Waspish world of autoworkers and farmers." Batterson asks throughout the biography how a future mathematician from Flint could successively become so involved in undergraduate politics at the University of Michigan, the House Committee on Un-American Activities, extensive worldwide travel, organizing the Vietnam Day Committee during the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley and challenging both the NAS and the NSF? Batterson should scrutinize his own sentence. The clues are all there. Farmers take major risks with every planting season. To see the American West — Yellowstone, Little Big Horn, the Pacific — was the dream of every young man of Smale's father's generation. Union activity and rebellion against the establishment (in the form of both management and government) following World War Two (more interest in travel) were intense in Michigan. And, as to his mathematics, Smale found a few good teachers and accessible problems as a young man that permitted him to make the giant leap to Fields Medal research.
Another disquieting gap emerges in the discussion of the Jenny Harrison case. Batterson, a Smale academic "grandson," and the AMS reviewer Rob Kirby, a Berkeley professor, essentially avoid these chapters in the history of Smale's life, the life of the Berkeley Department of Mathematics, and the history of the women's movement. This woman reviewer asks if it is balanced to write 110 pages on the Free Speech Movement and conflicts with the NSF and less than six pages on issues and problems that have been vigorously discussed in every mathematics department in the world. It is ever so much easier to criticize external institutions than to examine our own internal structure and flaws. Yet one loud message of the Free Speech Movement was that we should have the courage to address our own weaknesses.
The final gap in the narrative is a consequence of the publication date. Smale took early retirement at Berkeley and is now at the City University of Hong Kong. He continues to be quite active. I had the pleasure of a short visit with him this past October. His large office is located amid an ultramodern grid complex of corridors and hallways stacked into a campus array that shares the new Hong Kong subway with a luxurious shopping mall. This backdrop of many malls, The City University, the airport, suspension bridges, tunnels and hundreds of other construction projects stands in sharp contrast to his surroundings in Berkeley, or especially at the Institute for Advanced Study. These surroundings suggest "Think Future."
We discussed his presentation in Paris to the International Mathematical Union of his problems for the 21st century. [See Smale, Steve (1998). Mathematical Problems for the Next Century, Mathematical Intelligencer, 20, 7-15.] The organizers of the conference tried very hard to identify the exact room in Paris where Hilbert delivered his now famous address in 1900. Smale was not sure if the room was the same, but he was certain that he had a larger audience than Hilbert. Smale placed the 3-dimensional Poincaré Conjecture as Problem #2 behind the Riemann Hypothesis. I chided him for selecting only 19 problems, when Hilbert had chosen 23, Euler had calculated pi to 23 places, and the oldest editions of Euclid had 23 definitions.
In addition to hosting a 70th birthday celebration, Smale is now editing a new journal in yet another field, computational mathematics.
In closing, one notes Batterson repeats information at several junctures in the narrative. This has the disquieting effect of making a reader question if Batterson forgot what he had written in earlier sections. Perhaps he was, like a good teacher, repeating for emphasis. He also makes a jump from a detailed example selected from earliest algebra to a topological equivalence, i.e., homeomophism. There are so many missing links, this example and others probably should not have been used.
Batterson deserves thanks for his efforts. Read his book. You are certain to react. Batterson's insight on Smale's personality is a wonderful suggestion for all in research: "He possessed a quiet confidence in his ability and a willingness to accept carefully chosen risks."


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Lesson Tee
Driver Tempo
Slow your takeaway with a headcover
When i start to hit the ball poorly with my driver, it's usually because I'm getting quick in the takeaway. I snatch the clubhead back and pull it to the inside, then I have to re-route the club to save the swing coming down.
By adding some weight to the clubhead for some practice swings -- either by leaving the headcover on, as I am here, or by wrapping a towel around the head -- you force yourself to be more deliberate at the start of the swing. It promotes more of a one-piece takeaway, with your arms and shoulders moving together, and less hand action.
Practice swinging 15 or 20 times -- slowly -- with the headcover on. When you take it off, the driver will move back in good sequence and on a better path. Plus, the club will feel much lighter and faster on the downswing, which is more than a small side benefit. I hit my longest drives when I feel loose, relaxed and unwinding smoothly through impact versus trying to rip the clubhead through with a lot of effort.
MARTIN LAIRDwon the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in 2009, his second year on the PGA Tour.
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Flickr Friday
Posted on March 2nd 2012 by Claire in Flickr Picks
Time for a round-up of what's happening over at our Flickr group!
These cute veggies from Wai Sam look good enough to eat!
This Easter chick brooch from Mika Art is so tweet! (Sorry)
These rements totally look like you can eat them (though I am not sure I could sink my teeth into Kapibarasan!). Submitted by sushiibear.
Scrabble532 added these super sweet Valentine figures to the pool, though they'd be cute all year round!
And finally, another from sushiibear – imagine receiving this amazing swap package in the mail! SO much awesomeness – how lucky!
Keep adding your kawaii to the Flickr pool and you could appear here one day!
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4 Responses to Flickr Friday
Louisa Starc
March 2nd, 2012 at 3:17 pm
Aw……these are so so cute. I love them all.
Thanks for sharing.
Kieli Heart
March 4th, 2012 at 6:02 am
SO CUTE! I especially love the veggies xD
~ Kieli ~
March 9th, 2012 at 4:24 am
All these little kawaii critters are so cute! I love veggies with faces! :-) Jennifer
Kawaii l♥ver
March 10th, 2012 at 1:49 am
Luv it!!!


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Dorchester District 2 will have registration on Aug. 6 and 7. Schools will be open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. both days.
Students should register at the school they will be attending. A current utility bill with a service address in parent/guardian's name is required to verify residency.
New students also need to provide a certified birth certificate and South Carolina Immunization Form DHEC 1148.
Registration is $20.
At registration, parents and students can pick up class assignments/schedules, pay school fees, purchase meal tickets, join the Parent Teacher Association and more.
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East Union picked up wins in varsity boys and girls cross country over the weekend, taking top honors at the East Union/Myrtle Challenge at the New Albany Sportsplex. In the 1A-2A varsity girls race, Myrtle placed first and third, with Hallie Knowles winning with a time of 16:24. Samantha Shettles finished third, and Rachel Peeler […]
County teams compete in EU/Myrtle Challenge
UC wins first varsity game
Union County took another step in the right direction, playing their first varsity football game and defeating Jumpertown, 40-20 Thursday night. The UC squad started slow, only scoring one touchdown in the first quarter, as there were many adjustments the team had to make. "We've never had a kicking game before and we've always […]
The Garners celebrate 50 years
Dennis and Rachel Garner of New Albany, Miss. will celebrate fifty years of marriage soon and celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on October 17, 2010. The couple was married on October 19, 1960. Their sons are Roger and Rollie Garner and their granddaughter is Julianna Garner. Family and friends are invited to attend this celebration […]
Pannell, Basden to wed October 16
Dianne Pannell and Hunter Treadaway of New Albany announce the engagement of Treasure Pannell to Ben Basden, son of David and Renee Basden of Blue Springs. The bride-elect is the daughter of Dianne Pannell and the late William "Dennis" Treadaway Sr. of New Albany, and is the granddaughter of Robert Pannell and the late Mayzell Pannell, both of New […]
Parker, Brill to wed October 9
Laurie and Daniel Parker of New Albany, Miss. are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brooke Parker of New Albany to Jason Brill of Myrtle. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Carolyn and the late Richard Klingel of New Albany, Danny Joe and the late Trisha Greer of West Union, […]
Time for the playoffs!
Whoever said that this would be a down year for slow pitch softball in the county was wrong. One thing I've learned from working in Union County is that fans are passionate about any and all sports, including this one. Slow pitch is a sport that's grown on me, and when you have successful teams […]
Failure in leadership
The Early Childhood Education Summit held Tuesday at the Magnolia Civic Center clearly defined the reason why Mississippi school children lag near the bottom among the states in educational performance. Many Mississippi children arrive at kindergarten and first grade unprepared for learning. It is especially true for children coming from families in poverty and Mississippi […]
Ala. authorities find body of missing dentist
The body of New Albany native and Tupelo dentist Dr. Thurmond Beasley was found Thursday morning, according to officials with the Tupelo Police Department. According to a press statement released by Tupelo authorities, Beasley's body was found in his vehicle, which had apparently gone off the road in Alabama. "This morning a state road […]
Brown named 'Player of the Week'
Kareem Brown was named the Bulldogs' "Player of the Week" for the September 24 game against M.S. Palmer. Brown totaled 155 yards on offense (56 rushing/ 99 receiving) and two touchdowns, while recording three tackles on defense, a blocked punt and 24 yards on a kickoff return for special teams in New Albany's 31-0 win […]
Stage set for division showdown
Memories of the double overtime loss at Pontotoc in 2008 are still on the minds of the Bulldogs as they open division play against the Warriors on Friday. New Albany fell short in that game and suffered a 31-14 setback in 2009. Entering their district schedule this season at 6-0, New Albany hopes to snap […]
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Nominations are being accepted for MLK awards
Special to the Southside Reporter : November 19, 2012
The city of San Antonio Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission recently announced that nominations are currently being accepted for the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Distinguished Achievement Award, the 2013 Baha'i Unity of Humanity Award and the 2013 Rev. Dr. R.A. Callies Sr. Courage Award.
The deadline to submit entries for all three awards is Dec. 31. Applications and information are available at www.sanantonio.gov/mlk.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Distinguished Achievement Award recognizes an individual whose record of personal achievement in the community reflects a strong commitment to human rights, equal educational opportunity, and economic well-being.
The awards will be announced and presented during the Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Program Jan. 21.
For more information, visit www.sanantonio.gov/mlk.