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I’ll have to admit, when I first heard the news last week that rapper T.I. was getting his own MTV reality show focusing on his 1,000 hours of community service related to last fall’s gun possession case, I was a bit annoyed. As it turns out, the MTV show will center on the rapper as he talks to youths about his brushes with the law and poor decisions of the past. The goal is to dissuade young people from going down T.I.’s troubled road.
The Tallahassee Democrat reports FAMU Boosters, Inc., have requested university President Larry Robinson suspend its search for a new football coach to replace Willie Simmonds.
Karl Domangue, 35, never saw himself as an adventurer, but he was a natural competitor. Formerly an investment banker, Domangue looked for opportunities to win bragging rights among his coworkers....
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Our nation has officially been in a recession for roughly a year—one already characterized as the most brutal in decades. At press time, 10 million Americans were out of work—6.1% of whites, 11.2% of blacks. Moreover, the financial services and automotive sectors, to name two industries, require billions in taxpayer dollars to stay afloat. Yet in this midst of this strained economy, Black Enterprise has decided to spotlight the extraordinary achievements of a cadre of top professionals—our 100 Most Powerful Executives in Corporate America.
