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17-year-old DeAndre Way – AKA Soulja Boy Tell’em – utilized internet marketing to make his production and raps a must-have by music consumers. With tens-of-millions of people visiting his website and Myspace page, his single “Crack That” became a #1 hit, and one of the most popular singles of 2007. Signed to Collipark Music/Interscope Records, Soulja Boy Tell’em’s career, like his website, could remain popular for years to come.
The presidential election of 2008 will be historic in several ways. For the first time ever, a woman and an African American both have a viable shot at being the Democratic nominee.
The initial accreditation was awarded by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs.
(This is a Two Part Interview- Part I was in the previous edition.)
D.L. Hughley has a natural gift for comedy, yet trained himself to better at his profession. He recently performed at the Wharton Center in Lansing, MI and sat down for a heart-to-heart. Family life was part of his workout.
Cornerstone University announces expansion to Lansing offering degree programs designed for busy adults.
Before the Nazi Holocaust, it was a generally-held belief that protecting human rights was the concern of individual governments. But the international alliance formed during World War II, combined with the final revelation of the horrors that had taken place at the hands of the Nazis, convinced many people of the necessity of making human rights a universal concern monitored under universal standards.
State Offers Trick-or-Treat Food Safety Tips, Don’t let your license lapse ‘Snowbirds’ should renew licenses, plates before heading south for the winter, The Greater Lansing Housing Coalition announce FREE Home Classes
Women are 16 times more likely than men to report weight discrimination in the workplace
16-year-old Justin Tolchuck, played brilliantly by Dan Byrd and Pakistani Muslim student Raja played by Adhir Kalyan in “Aliens in America”. Courtesy photo
They will Move Ahead with Federal Court Case Including Termination of Disney’s
Rights Which Are Worth $12 to $15 Billion and Seek $2 Billion in Damages