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SAHARRA JOVAN WHITESaharra Jovan White is a senior journalism major at California State University of Northridge. Ms. White is the Publisher of Say It Loud! Be Proud. The San Fernando Valley's Black Newspaper........http://sayitloudnews.googlepages.com/ Education/Experience: College Senior Interests: Music, Dance, Activism, Journalism, Writing, Poetry, etc. Affiliations: National Association of Black Journalists, Society of Professional Journalists, Black Journalists Association of Southern California URL |
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James B. Golden a CSUN grad student and Canoga Park resident has released his new poetry book "Sweet Potato Pie underneath the Sun's Broiler."
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Jeff Lindsay is coming to Los Angeles to promote his new book.
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Last week the Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies at UCLA held its second annual Bunche Chair Lecture.
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Students and faculty from 33 colleges, including three CSU campuses, UC Berkeley and Stanford University, asked college campuses to take part in the "National Post-Katrina College Summit."
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Have you heard of the Last Poets before? You may think oh they are poets, yeah. Well you may think their musicians, their actually both.
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I know what your thinking not another Myspace. Well UTClique.com isn't like Myspace of course there are some similarities but there always are.
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Soul singer James Brown died Monday in Atlanta, Georgia.
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With a click of a mouse, you have access to an enormous amount of information. It's called the World Wide Web a.k.a the Internet.
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Hurricane Katrina and the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks should never be forgotten, nor should the victims of both these tragedies. People should not compare Hurricane Katrina with 9/11 but they do.
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The controversial film "Color of the Cross" is available in select theaters .
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