Thursday, February 28, 2013
NewsBrief: 2-28-13
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Supreme Court Decision On Key Section Of Voting Rights Act Could
Disenfranchise Black Voters
Black Girls Run Focuses On Women’s Health, ‘Preserving The Sexy’
Teen Survives Being Shot 15 Times For Trying To Leave Gang
11-Year-Old Boy Checks Dallas City Council Members On Rude Behavior
NBC’s ‘SVU’ Predicts Bad Ending For Chris Brown & Ri Ri
Okla. Man Charged With Repeatedly Tasering 5-Year-Old Boy
College Game ‘Abortion Battles’ Causes Outrage On Campus
A Pepsi Machine That Dispenses Malt Liquor To Kids?
Guns For Greatness: Turn In Your Guns, Get Beyonce Tickets
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Daily Word: REVELRY
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rev·el·ry
[rev-uh
l-ree]
~ noun, plural rev·el·ries.
DEFINITION: 1) Boisterous festivity. 2) To take great pleasure or delight (usually followed by in). 3) To make merry; indulge in boisterous festivities.
SENTENCE: When my Celtics get a win, my revelry can be heard all throughout the house.
Daily Nugget: 28 FEBRUARY 2013
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I'm not sure why people feel the need to compete with you; it's pointless. Always remember you are in a class of your own and as long as you do what's right and stay in your own lane--Victory Is Yours!
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
NewsBrief: 2-27-13
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Trayvon Martin Vigil Participants: ‘We Are All Trayvon, We’re Gonna
Fight Back!”
Rosa Parks Statue Set To Be Unveiled At Capital
Anthony Darnell Liddell: Student Killed At Coastal Carolina University
Residence Hall [VIDEO]
Chris Brown: Beating Rihanna ‘Deepest Regret Of My Life’ [VIDEO]
Accused Killers Had 3-Way Sex On Black Corpses?
Child Tells Cops Before Father Is Arrested For Human Trafficking, “Those
Are My Daddy’s Hoes”
S.C. Supreme Court Overrules James Brown Estate Settlement
Parents Furious Over Elementary School’s ‘Fat Letters’
AM BUZZ: Steve Harvey Investigated For Vandalism, Erica Mena Threatens
Ex-Boyfriend & More
Lisa Traylor-Wolff: Indiana Judge Accused Of Having Sex With Prison
Inmate In Visitation Room
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Daily Word: CAJOLE
0ca·jole
[kuh-johl]
~ verb (used with object), verb (used without object), ca·joled, ca·jol·ing.
DEFINITION: To persuade by flattery or promises; wheedle; coax.
SENTENCE: She loves to bat her eyes when cajoling her father to give her what she wants.
Daily Nugget: 27 FEBRUARY 2013
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If you know it doesn't feel right, then it might be wrong. But absent of taking chances, you'll never know. Thus, it is important to at least try.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
NewsBrief: 2-26-13
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Happy Birthday:13 Fly GIFS Of Erykah Badu
Iranian News Alters Michelle Obama Photo For ‘Modesty’
Will.i.am Builds Cars For The Kids [VIDEO]
Black Chicago Police Officers Protest Racially Offensive
Academy Brochures
Deelishis Denies Being Attacked By Gang Of Strippers [PHOTO]
Philly Cop Who Coldcocked Woman At Parade Gets Off Assault Charge
Man Found Not Guilty In Slim Dunkin’s Death
Nicki Minaj Rocks Pasties On Her Breasts At French Montana
Shoot [PHOTOS]
N.Y. Politician Celebrates Jewish Holiday With Blackface Costume
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Daily Word: FORTUITOUS
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for·tu·i·tous
[fawr-too-i-tuhs, -tyoo-]
~ adjective
DEFINITION: 1) Happening or produced by chance; accidental. 2) Lucky; fortunate.
SENTENCE: Many people who win the lottery are simply fortuitous.
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