Post-Katrina still Undercuts Special-Needs Housing
Vendetta Merrett had a choice to make as Hurricane Katrina approached New Orleans. She could try to…
Read MoreByline: Alan King
Activist Art
First Offense I barely remember the facesof the officers just a warm,wet breeze tugging the shirtagainst…
Read MoreNew Orleans Teens Speak Out Against Testing
New Orleans, March 23-Members of a teen education advocacy group are planning to protest a school testing…
Read MoreTelevision Shows Move to the Internet
TV stations offering free programming over the internet give consumers an alternative to cable television.…
Read MoreFormer Civil Rights Activist to Head Pro-Wal-Mart Group
Former civil rights activist Andrew Young was named as head of a committee that defends Wal-Mart against…
Read MoreDC Provides Wireless for the Poor
In an effort to bridge the technological gap, the D.C. government is asking companies to bid on a project…
Read MoreDrop the Jeeves, it is now Ask.com
New website promises discounts for its users In an attempt to draw traffic from web-based competitors,…
Read MoreStudents React to Hike in Workers’ Compensation
As employers band together in opposition of three worker’s compensation proposals being considered…
Read MorePossible AT&T and BellSouth Merger in the Future
If approved, the acquisition of BellSouth would give AT&T full control of the nation’s largest…
Read MoreBig Companies Reduce Health Benefits
With corporations like General Motors, Delta Air Lines, and Coca-Cola capping healthcare benefits, some…
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