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May 21st

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African-American business sorority hosts luncheon; auction to provide college scholarships

Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., an African-American professional business sorority, held a luncheon and auction to benefit area teens in need of college funding assistance.
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Saint Paul Public School referendum adds $9 million for technology

Saint Paul Public School referendum adds $9 million for technologyIt is critical that our community support the Saint Paul Public School Referendum on the November 6 ballot, which asks Saint Paul voters to renew the $30 million levy that passed in 2006 and add a $9 million investment in technology for our kids.
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Students and faculty unite against voter restriction

Students representing public universities, private colleges and community colleges from around Minnesota, along with select college faculty and Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, gathered Tuesday in front of Coffman Memorial Union to hold a news conference and rally against the voter restriction amendment. Speakers included student representatives from Winona State University, the University Minnesota-Morris, the University of St. Thomas and several from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus.
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Minneapolis proposes 4% increase in school district levy

Minneapolis proposes 4% increase in school district levy Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) is deeply grateful for and humbled by the overwhelming support that the citizens of Minneapolis have given the school district. We believe that this support demonstrates that the people of Minneapolis value our work and have confidence that we can make the improvements necessary to raise student achievement. One of our school district's sources of support and funding is the property tax levy.
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UNCF Empower Me Tour comes to Minnesota; Ledisi, Kim Coles highlights event

UNCF Empower Me Tour comes to Minnesota; Ledisi, Kim Coles highlights eventArea middle and high school students got the opportunity to interact with a group of celebrities and executives as the United Negro College Fund's (UNCF) Empower Me Tour came to town.
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Minneapolis Public School Board candidates square off

Minneapolis Public School Board candidates square offThe Minneapolis Urban League, 2100 Plymouth Ave. N, hosted a forum for Minneapolis Public School Board candidates.
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UNCF Empower Me Tour celebrates fifth anniversary

UNCF Empower Me Tour celebrates fifth anniversaryThe UNCF Empower Me Tour Presented by Wells Fargo, a free, traveling college-and career-readiness road show, will make its second tour stop on Saturday, October 13, 2012 at Dunwoody College of Technology located at 818 Dunwoody Boulevard, in Minneapolis, MN. Celebrating its fifth anniversary, the UNCF Empower Me Tour was created in partnership with Wells Fargo to prepare students to go to and through college and inspire them to take control of their future by using education as the foundation for achieving their goals and dreams.
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