More:>> INAUGURATION '09 Hourly blog posts, action on the floor, news from the delegations, the protests, the parties, photo galleries, video and more!
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Fit Nation
Barack Obama officially takes office January 20. Can we please get fresh impetus behind the President’s Council on Physical Fitness January 21? In Education
| Soul On Ice: Part 2
NYC middle-school teacher Shakira Brown is closing out the year with a geology expedition in Antartica. Might be time to stretch yourself on those New Year's resolutions. In Education
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Innervisions
2008 04 30 Innervisions Once, and Always Part 1 of 2 By Meri Nana Ama Danquah Last week, I traveled to the Washington, DC area for a Parents’ College Weekend at Foxcroft, the boarding school my daughter attends, and
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The First 100 Days The best and most questionable moves of President Barack Obama Wednesday, April 29, 2009 Summarizing the first 100 days of the new presidency is a difficult task. Success
| Eric Easter on the difference between coercion and a favor. In National
| Amidst much anticipation, Barack Obama delivered his acceptance speech for the nomination of President of the United States. Read all about it.
| Barack made it look easy, but who tossed their hat in the ring before America was ready to say "Yes We Can." In Politics
| The role of First Lady has always had an enormous capacity for tradition -- almost as much as it has for change. In Politics
| On behalf of Johnson Publishing Company, Inc. Chairman and CEO, Linda Johnson Rice extends a heartfelt congratulations to President-elect Barack Obama.
| Need a good reason to rise up against the current state of affairs? DeAngelo Starnes lists a few to get you started. In Politics
| While comparisons to JFK are to be expected, policies suggest a more contemporary match. In International
| BBC producer Jay Mukoro on working for Obama's campaign and the impact of his election on Black Brits. In International
| Sometimes an open door is enough. In International
| Reverend Jesse Jackson should be in the news -- for very different reasons. In National
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