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StatePoint While some students love school, others may need a little motivation and inspiration to keep class interesting. Add a bit of excitement to education …

By MARTHA MENDOZA Associated Press BANGKOK (AP) – Fishing boats used high-tech systems to find vast schools of fish for decades, depleting stocks of some …

By LOUISE WATT Associated Press BEIJING – Entertainer Douglass Fearon attributes part of his success to the fact that “I’m an anomaly – I’m a …

By GARY FINEOUT Associated Press TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Sen. Bill Nelson wants a federal investigation of how Florida uses the personal information of its 15 …

By ROGER CALDWELL Every vote counts….I hope. In Florida, Presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, lost the state by less than 130,000 votes, and it could be …

By ANTONIA WILLIAMS-GARY Back in August, 2011, I wrote an opinion piece for this paper in which I commented on the tension between the Congressional …

By BARBARA HOWARD “Elections have consequences, I won; you lost”! Sound familiar? It should. It was what newly-elected President Barack Hussein Obama told Republicans on …

By CALIBE THOMPSON America today has a fundamentally flawed outlook on “greatness.” It’s directly tied to money, but apparently not to human decency. A strong …

By ISHEKA N. HARRISON South Florida Times Matthew Pigatt has come a long way from being a troubled middle school student whose mouth constantly got …

Staff Report FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – ArtServe recently held its annual volunteer appreciation reception to thank nearly 90 volunteers who donated their time last season …