South African student Msimang graduates in U.S. with hope for change
Ntsika Msimang, who fled apartheid era violence and exile, completed high school in Syracuse, earned recognition at Le Moyne and plans graduate study at SUNY Binghamton. Supported by Barron Boyd and Dorothy Mosaka, he reflects on racism, Mandela era shifts, and a future back in South Africa building Black-owned businesses.
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Msimang
South Africa
Tanzania
Zimbabwe
Zambia
le Moyne
United States
Barron Boyd
Msimane
Dorothy Mosaka
Boyd
Central Square
Nottingham High School
Syracuse
Nottingham
Dorothy
Ntsika
Virginia
Joyce Kusak-McGuire
Nelson
Mandela
Mee
Msitnang
State University of New York At
Binghamton
America
South
Words and words in Random House dictionary revision
New entries in the first new-words section of the revised Random House Webster's College Dictionary. It notes words never before in main text, including fartreks, ecotourism, ixora, and domesticique, with terms like bus topology, Netiquette, screen saver, flex dollars, and tax deferred annuity.
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New York
Random House
Sol Steinmetz
Random House Reference & Tieformation Publishing
Random House Dictionary Word List Fragment
A quirky OCR fragment lists word definitions and notes from a dictionary sample. It includes terms like Mi Bustopolopy and B Ecotourism, plus phrases on netiquette, documentary, and Megan's Law references, all presented without coherent article context.
Judge at Kevorkian trial questions juror awareness
Knight-Ridder reports on the Kevorkian trial in Pontiac Michigan where Judge David Breck faced questions over juror awareness of a death in Windsor and related ethical considerations. The case centers on deaths of Marjorie Wantz and Sherry Miller with Bastable’s Canadian death in Kevorkian’s presence adding tension. Closing arguments were expected to follow.
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Pontiac
Mich
Jack Kevorkian
Gavore
Austin Bastable
Windsor
Ontario
Kevorkian
Farmington Halll
Kevorkan
Janet Good
Michael Modelski
Breck
Marjorie Wantz
Sodus
Sherry Miller
Roseville
Wantz
Muller
Parents Convicted For Failing to Control Son in Detroit Suburb
In a Detroit suburb a jury found Susan and Anthony Provenzino of St. Clair Shores guilty of violating a city ordinance requiring parents to exercise reasonable parental control over children under 18. Their 16 year old son Alex has a history of theft, drug use, and violence and is serving a year in juvenile jail for burglary and drug offenses. The couple faced $100 fines and $1,000 in court costs.
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Detroit
Susan
Anthony Provenzino
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Alex Provenzino
Alex
Anne Abe
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New Guinea
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Harigolds
Petunias
Dusty Miller
Feria
Kentucky
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Netiquetts
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Menon
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