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The article focuses on Tennessee State University's annual Homecoming Parade, highlighting its vibrant celebration of pride, tradition, and community spirit. Topics include the parade's diverse participants, including nearly 90 entries like floats and marching bands, and the nostalgic reflections from attendees who have made this event a family tradition.

ASIMPLE, flexible plastic device, developed by doctors in Sweden, could help prevent women from suffering a perineal tear during childbirth. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ASIMPLE, flexible plastic device, developed by doctors in Sweden, could help prevent women from suffering a perineal tear during childbirth. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ASIMPLE, flexible plastic device, developed by doctors in Sweden, could help prevent women from suffering a perineal tear during childbirth. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHEN we're having a bad day, what can loved ones do to help? Give us some chocolate, it seems. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHEN we're having a bad day, what can loved ones do to help? Give us some chocolate, it seems. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article provides an overview of The No Woman, No Girl Initiative, a nonprofit organization that supports women, girls, and families in need by providing essential daily items. The organization focuses on supplying menstrual products, toiletries, and other necessities to individuals living in shelters, facing crises, or going through transitions. The founder highlights the significance of access to hygiene products for mental health, confidence, and overall well-being. The organization has already assisted over 3,500 individuals and aims to reach 4,000 this year. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights Tennessee State University's introduction of the Parchment Raptor automated system, which significantly reduces wait times for students to receive credit evaluations.

EVERYONE loves a gossip - but be warned as colleagues may well consider you 'less competent', a study has found. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EVERYONE loves a gossip - but be warned as colleagues are likely to consider you 'less competent', a study has claimed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MORE than a quarter of us have a tattoo — whether it's for decorative or cosmetic purposes, such as permanent make-up; or medical purposes, such as nipple tattoos after mastectomies. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Tennessee State University has launched the Ghana Experience program in collaboration with the HBCU African Education Coalition. The program aims to promote cultural exchange, global awareness, and academic enrichment. Participants engage in educational seminars, community service projects, workshops, and visits to various regions of Ghana. The program has been successful and TSU plans to open a SMART center at St. Martin de Porres in Accra, Ghana. In other news, over 800 first-time freshmen are expected to participate in the New Student Orientation (NSO) at TSU. The four-day immersive event introduces students to campus culture and provides information on financial aid, course selection, and student activities. NSO helps students fulfill enrollment requirements and gives them a glimpse into the Nashville area. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Tennessee State University's ROAR Experience, a four-day New Student Orientation event designed to introduce over 800 incoming freshmen to campus life and academic opportunities.

MORE than a quarter of Britons have a tattoo — whether it's for decorative or cosmetic purposes, such as permanent makeup; or medical purposes, such as nipple tattoos after mastectomies. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MORE than a quarter of Britons have a tattoo — whether it's for decorative or cosmetic purposes, such as permanent makeup; or medical purposes, such as nipple tattoos after mastectomies. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on Tennessee State University's collaboration with ZeeMee, an innovative app, to enhance college recruitment by creating personalized interactions with prospective students, aiming to provide authentic connections and information about campus life to incoming applicants.

The article highlights the enrollment of top high school seniors at Tennessee State University for the 2024 fall semester, emphasizing their outstanding academic achievements and the reasons behind their decision to choose TSU, as showcased during Admitted Students Day. It also discusses the warm welcome extended to the incoming students, the university's commitment to their success.

THE countdown to the wedding was marked by a flurry of activity. Invitations to dispatch, menus to confirm, flowers to deliberate over and countless other arrangements to make. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A CURSORY glance at the business pages shows the impact women have had at the helm of some of the world's biggest firms. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A CURSORY glance at the business pages shows the impact women have had at the helm of some of the world's biggest firms. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article informs about Tucker Kyne's excitement as he prepares to commit to attending Tennessee State University (TSU) and fulfill his dream of playing football for the Tigers. Topic include Hundreds of prospective freshmen, including Kyne, are expected to participate in Committed Students Day at TSU, an event designed to provide insights into academic offerings and campus life, facilitating a smooth transition into college.

The article informs about the struggle faced by Governor Lee in passing his school voucher program despite significant GOP support, questioning the prioritization of such a contentious initiative over other pressing issues like public school improvement and community support programs. Topic include critiques the decision to focus on vouchers, suggesting it has overshadowed progress on other vital policy initiatives and could signal challenges for Lee's future legislative endeavors.

SPENDING just 30 minutes a week watch- ing sparrows and starlings could benefit mental health, a study suggests. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SPENDING just 30 minutes a week watch- ing sparrows and starlings could benefit mental health, a study suggests. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ATTRACTIVE female faces make men behave more honestly, a study has suggested. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on Tennessee State University (TSU) freshmen advisor Nick Horton's induction into the TSU Sports Hall of Fame alongside other esteemed athletes. Topics discussed include Horton's outstanding track career, his contributions to his alma mater, and the recognition of his mentorship and commitment to student success.

ALMOST 12 years ago, I gave birth to my first baby, a daughter named Elodie. Although my partner Mickael and I held her in our arms and had photos taken with her, there is no official record of her birth. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ALMOST 12 years ago, I gave birth to my first baby, a daughter named Elodie. Although my partner Mickael and I held her in our arms and had photos taken with her, there is no official record of her birth. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ALMOST 12 years ago, I gave birth to my first baby, a daughter named Elodie. Although my partner Mickael and I held her in our arms and had photos taken with her, there is no official record of her birth. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I WAs always a good girl, by which I mean a people-pleaser, because that is what being a good girl is. I enjoyed the benefits that such a personality brings (straight As at school, a close relationship with my parents, a decent job) and endured the usual downsides (teenage anorexia, frequent bouts of insomnia, lifelong anxiety). [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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I WAs always a good girl, by which I mean a people-pleaser, because that is what being a good girl is. I enjoyed the benefits that such a personality brings (straight As at school, a close relationship with my parents, a decent job) and endured the usual downsides (teenage anorexia, frequent bouts of insomnia, lifelong anxiety). [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on the freshman orientation at Tennessee State University, which aimed to prepare over 200 incoming students for their college journey. Topics discussed include academic advising, financial aid, and student activities, highlighting the support resources available to students as they navigate college life.

The article focuses on honoring American minister and activist Martin Luther King Junior Day and reflects on his legacy of nonviolent civil disobedience, emphasizing its relevance in contemporary America. Topics discussed include King's philosophy of nonviolent resistance, the current state of the nation, and insights from Reverend James Lawson regarding the challenges and unfinished work in advancing social justice.

MEN are more reluctant to share bad news than women - but are just as keen to talk about the good stuff, a study suggests. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]