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through Daniel NS Johnson October 12, 2025 Hurston wrote a short story, in 1925, in 1925 and he turned it into the game a decade. In 1925, Zora Neyen Hurston wrote “Sponge”, and he turned it into a play for a decade. However, because the play was not sent, it was sent to the US Copyright Office, where they were sent to the Congress’s Drama Collection Library for decades, where it sat in 1997. Now the new Haven, the Yale Refere Theater in CT Bagging “Sponge” On October 25. Production, which was opened on October 3, features new songs and…

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In a reciprocal decision that prioritizing student-athletes security Kentucky State University Franklin Pierce University agreed to adopt the first time from Puerto Rico to place MANCABABI MATCHUPs from Puerto Rico. On October 2, on October 18, the game played in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, Now Rindge, New Hampshire, Kentucky will take place in Kentucky Declared in the social media post. The new date for the competition was scheduled to 7.00 local time in Franklin Pierce, along with Franklin Pierce, along with Franklin Pierce. Changes come between concerns about field conditions and security risks for players and employees. Kentucky, who competed at…

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Writer Lexx Thornton Savannah State University (SSU) was accredited by bachelor’s technology in bachelor’s technology in engineering technologies and computing college, an Abet Engineering Commission, Abet Development Commission, ISO 9001 certified quality assurance. Accreditation of academic programs, recognition of credentials and student learning, abet supports perfection in education in the world. In addition to the latest accreditation for the engineering technology program, the SSU Civil Engineering Technology Program and Electronics Engineering Technologies Program reconcorrreed from Abet. “We are very proud of the managers who contributed to the success of our faculties, students, our employees, industrial adviser and Mechanical Engineering Technologies.”…

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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Jonesville is a former prominent Black neighborhood in the Bowling Green area that was demolished in the 1960s due to the expansion of Western Kentucky University. Longtime artist Alice Waddell is making sure that Black history isn’t lost.  What You Need To Know Artist Alice Waddell is painting a mural in honor of Bowling Green’s Jonesville neighborhood Jonesville was a prominent Black neighborhood that was demolished for the expansion of Western Kentucky University Waddell has been working on the mural since April The mural requires a special style of painting so that the colors never fade Alice…

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