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One of the biggest first-person shooters of all time is back, and it does not disappoint. “Call of Duty: Black Ops” features everything fans have come to love about the game and more. The campaign takes place in the 1960s during the Cold War era.

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‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’: Back and Better than Ever

Antoine Dodson of Huntsville, Ala. gained notoriety for being interviewed in regards to someone attempting to rape his sister Kelly Dodson.

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The Black Column: Antoine Dodson: Modern-Day Capitalist

10/26/10 – The University of Rhode Island football team did everything right against the University of Maine last Saturday at Meade Stadium. They outgained the Black Bears 436-380, had an 11:04 advantage in time of possession and had twice as many first downs.

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URI football team loses homecoming game to Maine

A Lincoln University students talent has become her mission.Miss Black Philadelphia 2011, senior Donielle Turner, is steadily making waves in the pageant world and in the Philadelphia area. Turner said she is still trying to grasp her quick rise

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LU senior shines as Miss Black Philadelphia

ts a nationwide problem – the shortage of Black male teachers. Only two percent of the nations nearly five million teachers are African American.

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Black male teachers key to fixing national crisis

An entrepreneurial mindset is re-emerging in Black America. New-breed entrepreneurs are no longer obsessed with lack of opportunities, but with creatively creating their future out of nothing into something.

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Creating homegrown young inner-city entrepreneurs

Though the rivalry of the U.S. and Ghana seems a mere scuffle when compared to the outright warfare between the historic enemies of the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers, the Americans second loss in two consecutive World Cup tournaments to the Black Stars was yet another lost battle.

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Blazer: US World Cup Campaign still a ‘success’ despite loss