| Hip-Hop Rumors: Young Jeezy Crashes Lambo! Budden To Shady? Obama Lkes ...
I was told that Terrence J and Rocsi of BET's “106 & Park: might be replaced. Now, that's what people are saying, but it might be, because a casting call allegedly went out for the show new talent. I'm going on record with this: I like Terrence J & Rocsi and I'm not really interested in seeing new people. Sure, I still love Free, but that's a lost cause. Anyway…as always, we'll see!
On the Free tip, I heard she is also working with Obama on his campaigning BUT THIS IS NOT TRUE. Just wanted to clear that up!
YOUNG JEEZY CRASHES LAMBO
Young Jeezy is one of the trap's biggest stars! But, if he doesn't learn to handle that Lambo, he's gonna be trapped behind that wheel! I don't know when this happened, but they are listing Jeezy's white Lamborghini as a fancy car that was demolished.
Lynn Neary, NPR Biography
In 1991, Neary reported for "A Primer on Breast Cancer," an American Public Radio documentary that won a 1992 Corporation for Public Broadcasting Gold Award, an Ohio State Award, and an Association of Women in Radio and Television Award. Neary and producer Dan Morris also received a 1988 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for "625 K Street," a report on what had been labeled the worst public housing in the District of Columbia. The piece introduced listeners to the realities of life in the Arthur Kapper Housing Project, the scene of at least two drug-related murders. Neary began her career in public radio at NPR Member station WOSU in Columbus Ohio, where she served as a news anchor and reporter covering education and county government. She previously worked at WRMT in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
Project teaches ways to help
Older shoes are ground up and used to make running tracks, playgrounds and basketball courts. The magazine was going for a world record. In one month, she collected 380 pairs of shoes. UNICEF drive Bailey Eldridge, 11, researched and organized a trick-or-treat drive for UNICEF. She went door to door and raised $63. The money helped pay for mosquito nets, water filters, pens and pencils, and vaccinations in underprivileged countries. Milk money At church, Katherine Mills, 11, heard about the poverty in Honduras. She couldn't believe that the children often went without milk. She decided to collect money in an empty milk carton to help pay for powdered milk. "They deserve to have milk and a nice meal," she said.
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