Police, Oppression and Trauma: Learning to Live and Resist in America Dr. Maulana Karenga It is good to rebel; it is right to revolt; and it is morally compelling to confront and resist evil, injustice and oppression in all their forms wherever and whenever we find them. And it is good to confront evil, injustice and […]
PATRICK J. BUCHANAN FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2016 Why Trump Is Routing the Free Traders In Tuesday’s indictment of free trade as virtual economic treason, The Donald has really set the cat down among the pigeons. For, in denouncing NAFTA, the WTO, MFN for China and […]
Running with the Champ My Forty-Year Friendship with Muhammad Ali By Tim Shanahan With: Chuck Crisafulli About the Book A personal tribute to the remarkable friendship between Tim Shanahan and Muhammad Ali, including dozens of never-before-told stories about Ali, his family, his entourage, and various celebrities along the way—as well as never-before-published personal photos. In 1976 Tim […]
MCC to add Men’s and Women’s indoor outdoor Track Teams From the Tribune Newswire Muskegon County -Muskegon Community College will offer its students the opportunity to compete in men’s and women’s indoor track and outdoor track beginning in the 2016-17 academic year, announced Marty McDermott, the MCC athletic director. Dan Fishel, who currently coaches the […]
GVSU hires new soccer coach From the Tribune Newswire Allendale – GVSU women’s soccer head coach Jeff Hosler announced Tuesday morning that Annette Stromberg has been promoted from graduate assistant to assistant coach for the three time defending national champion GVSU soccer program. Stromberg served as a graduate assistant coach for the 2014 and 2015 campaigns and has worked with […]
The King of Cleveland A SPORTING VIEW By Mark Vasto — You don’t get the opportunity very often, witnessing pure unadulterated excellence, so when the moment comes you don’t ever forget what took place. For LeBron James, that moment was Game Seven of the NBA Finals, and the place was Oakland. The business world likes […]
$16.1 billion education budget marks ‘unprecedented’ investment for Michigan children From Tribune Newswire Commerce Township, Mich. –Govenor. Rick Snyder signed a budget into law that provides what his office is calling an “unprecedented” $16.1 billion in funding for K-12 schools, community colleges and state universities. “A quality education lays the foundation that supports a person’s […]
Three Michigan colleges selected for pilot program to give inmates a second chance through higher education Tribune Newswire LANSING – Three Michigan colleges will provide nearly 1,500 prisoners with access to higher education through a federal pilot program that provides financial aid to inmates interested in pursuing a degree. Delta College, Jackson College and Mott […]
Hispanic Latino Commission of Michigan Appoints New Executive Director Lansing– The Hispanic Latino Commission of Michigan (HLCOM) and the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) today appointed Dr. Felipe Lopez-Sustaita as executive director of the commission. The position had been vacant since Marylou Mason’s retirement in December 2015. “The commission is excited to start a […]
Tech Center student places in top ten at international health competition Tribune Newswire Muskegon County – Muskegon Area Career Tech Center senior Holly Baker (Oakridge) and her Health Science Academy Instructor, Kathy Andrews kicked off the summer with a trip to Nashville, Tennessee to compete in the HOSA International Leadership Conference, June 22–25, 2016. Holly earned […]