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William Bennett, 89; served with the Tuskegee Airmen
February 17, 2011 – Globe Correspondent
In 2007, William “Bucko’’ Bennett was among a cadre of then unsung airmen called to Washington, where President George W. Bush was on hand as they received the Congressional Gold Medal, one of the nation’s highest civilian honors. Read the full story (PDF)
Pete Hare’s son bikes cross-country for cancer research
December 17, 2007
David Hare likes hanging out with his friends, playing lacrosse, going to the movies and watching sports. He’s a huge Tar Heels fan, likes the Boston Celtics and was thrilled recently when he got his first car. Read the full story (PDF)
Two years in Chapel Hill and already making a mark
Spring 2013
Heidi Kim started working at Carolina in fall 2010, after completing her Ph.D. in English at Northwestern University, and says she couldn’t ask for a better first job. Read the full story (PDF)
Generations Bred In Despair
May 19, 2004, The Baltimore Sun
Long before Sierra Swann was charged, along with Nathaniel Broadway, with murdering her month-old twin girls last week, she lived with her mother, five siblings and her mother’s boyfriend in a one-bedroom apartment that lacked electricity. Read the full story
Challenge Of Rebuilding Dormant Golf Program Appeals To Springs
March 18, 2010, The Charlotte Post
SALISBURY – Andre Springs envisions a time when Livingstone College’s newly formed golf team wins the CIAA championship. And while it sounds like a lofty goal, don’t be surprised if Springs has his way. Read the full story
NAACP To Sue For Lead Paint Poisoning
July 09, 2001, The Baltimore Sun
NEW ORLEANS – NAACP President Kweisi Mfume is expected to announce a plan tomorrow to sue the lead paint industry as well as cities and states that fail to abide by federal and state regulations. Read the full story