News for Harlem and the Harlems of the World
With recent Ebola cases discovered in Texas and New York City, there is a lot of concern by all Americans about the virus. Unfortunately, it is more likely than not that there will be more diagnosed cases in the United States. With that in mind, The Harlem Times would like to inform you about the […]
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So far, boxing has not been as eventful this year as it was in 2013. However, there are several big fights remaining in 2014 that could make this a banner year in boxing. Here’s a look at the big fights remaining in 2014: October 18th Gennady Golovkin (30-0, 27 KOs) vs Marco Antonio Rubio (59-6-1,
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The Giants head into their week 5 showdown with the 2-2 Atlanta Falcons riding a two game winning streak. The Giants know how important this game is as they look to get above .500 before they play back to back road divisional games against the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys. In facing the Falcons, the
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The Giants will play their first divisional game of the season Thursday night as they take on the (1-2) Washington Redskins at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland. Division games are always important, but this game is particularly important to both teams as they look to remain in striking distance of the 1st place Philadelphia Eagles.
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The Giants will look for their first win of the season as they take on the Houston Texans Sunday at MetLife Stadium. Although this is only week 3 of the season, this is a must. The Giants can ill afford to dig themselves into a deep hole has they did last season. Here are 3
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Excessive use of alcohol, tobacco and marijuana can be devastatingly harmful—physically, socially, spiritually. If any easy, painless way could be found to banish them from the face of the earth, mankind would be the better for it. Unfortunately, we don’t know how. And all past efforts to deal with the problem—from the most severe to
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I knew it was going to be a weird day. Rolling clouds hung low in the troposphere, yet the normal swampy June humidity was nowhere to be found. To increase my trepidation, I found myself driving across the Wilson Bridge en route to Suitland, Maryland (an area which I suspected did not contain any tailors)
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The American Association of Blacks in Energy is on a mission. With an almost forty year history and forty chapters nationwide, they want to get African-Americans entrenched in the energy industry. AABE has grown to become the unique “national association of energy professionals founded and dedicated to ensure the input of African Americans and other
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As America searches for innovative ways to stimulate local economies and stay competitive in a global market, business and science incubators are popping up all over the country. Philadelphia’s University City Science Center (UCSC) is one of the pioneers of the incubator model, providing lab and office space for start-up, growing, and established companies since
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In the drawn out wake of Detroit’s economic decline, a certain atmosphere has manifested out of a collective drive to remain resilient; a sterling, relentless hope that this city will triumph. It is in this air of encouragement, embracing ideas, and novel creativity that an open frontier has actualized for all types of creative outlets.
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