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Today in Black America - March 3

POSTED: March 03, 2014, 7:30 am

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Today in Black History: Elizabeth City State University, now a part of the University of North Carolina system, was founded on this date in 1891.

The New York Times

A Landmark Oscar Win for ‘12 Years a Slave’

Democrats Try to Woo Ones Who Got Away: White Men

Giving Early Taste of G.O.P. Tactics, Texans Make a Stand Against Obama

E.P.A. Set to Reveal Tough New Sulfur Emissions Rule

Hundreds Face Arrest at Anti-Pipeline Protest

New All-Digital Curriculums Hope to Ride High-Tech Push in Schoolrooms

Paterson Is Praised as Portrait Is Unveiled


The Christian Science Monitor

Supreme Court: Can Florida execute 'mentally retarded' prisoner?

Arizona vote moves gay rights into the mainstream (+video)

2014 Academy Awards: Why Hollywood is taking a walk on the dark side

Focus New Orleans goes all in on charter schools. Is it showing the way?


The Star Ledger

Chris Christie signs order to speed razing of Sandy-damaged homes


Bloomfield College, public school district propose partnership for HS special ed, pre-K

Colleges expand housing options through public-private partnerships

Newark fire director caught up in state and prosecutor's office probes

The ax falls at Trenton city hall: George Muschal begins purge of Mack administration stalwarts


The Detroit Free Press

Mail call: Macomb Jail officials allow postcards but no letters for inmates

Ilitches to get all revenues from new publicly financed Red Wings arena

Tom Walsh: Need for speed in Chapter 9 butts up against Detroit slow-walk labor talks tradition

Brian Dickerson: Judges, prosecutors and wardens go to bat for Michigan's juvenile lifers

Rochelle Riley: Detroit benefit cuts get painfully personal for survivors



Philly.com


Philly district covers charters' pension payments


Is there any hope for Philly's middle class?

Principals to consider concessions


Casey won't back Justice nominee over Abu-Jamal work


The Washington Post

GOP budget will focus on welfare reform

Hard-hit federal training gets Obama’s attention in budget


States increasing fuel aid to avoid cuts in food stamps


Angelo Henderson slays the myth of black apathy


5 things to watch as the week gets under way in Annapolis

D.C. mulling Common Core test switch


Regional hospital called key to health in Pr. George’s


The Chicago Tribune

New law lowers voting age for many in Illinois

Governor candidates mum on tax increase details


Fitzgerald pushes transit board ethics

Illinois' 1st concealed carry permits go in the mail

FBI clams up on role in Harvey mayoral election


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Richmond Heights school board to meet Monday in wake of superintendent's arrest

Ohio Democratic Party threatening lawsuit over new Republican-backed voting regulations


The Los Angeles Times


Searing slave drama '12 Years' wins best picture Oscar


More Cal State campuses are considering 'student success fees'

California conservative group endorses Tim Donnelly for governor

Bid to hike L.A. minimum wage gets pair of powerful backers



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