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SOX SNACKS
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The Red Sox won't be making the first pitch at tonight and
tomorrow's games: Their wives and girlfriends will.
They'll be outside the park hawking "Crowding the Plate," an
anecdotal cookbook of Sox likes and dislikes, favorite recipes, and
such.
Stacey Beck, Jessica Hillenbrand, and Bitsy Hatteburg were among
the crew at a table by the ticket office last week.
"It's a total group effort," says Beck. "We've raised about
$40,000, and it goes to the Children's AIDS Program at Boston Medical
Center."
The Red Sox are having a stellar season despite half the team's
being on the DL, so the mood is ...
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'Selma to Montgomery March' Anniversary Committee announces 25th anniversary celebration of voting rights campaign of 1965.
PR Newswire
; 'SELMA TO MONTGOMERY MARCH' ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE...ATLANTA, Feb. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Selma to Mongomery March" Anniversary Committee...planned a five-day march along the historic "Selma to Montgomery" route. The march begins...
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`Selma, Lord, Selma' airs Jan. 17: The horror and legacy of Bloody Sunday brought to life
Newspaper article from: New Pittsburgh Courier
; `Selma, Lord, Selma' airs Jan. 17: The horror and legacy of Bloody Sunday brought to life "Selma, Lord, Selma" recounts two little girls' memories of the tumultuous times leading up to one of the most historic events of America's civil...
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Selma, AL, Elects Its First Black Mayor.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Jet
; In 1965 Black residents of Selma, AL, were brutally beaten with clubs...Voting Rights Act. Now, 35 years later, Selma again is the site of historic change...resident Burl Brown, who joined other Selma citizens who sang and danced in the streets...
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Selma steps away from its troubled past.(USA)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...symbol of how much times have changed - in Selma as well as the South. Mr. Perkins will be sworn in today as the first black mayor of Selma, a town infamous for for its ugly resistance...that some consider the biggest news to hit Selma since slavery fell. "His victory gives...
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Selma mayor advances Inclusive Communities mission.
Newspaper article from: Nation's Cities Weekly
; ...Community." Its unveiling last week in Selma, Ala., is largely a reflection of the...that one mayor exerted to get it there. Selma Mayor James Perkins Jr. unveiled the sign...during a July 25 ceremony in front of Selma City Hall. Long-time city colleague...
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SELMA ELECTION WITHERS IMAGE OF HARMONY
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; SELMA, Ala. - What was supposed to happen was...the civil rights demonstrations that thrust Selma into the national spotlight, and is still...elected with the backing of Smitherman and Selma's established black leadership. That was...
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Selma Shejavali pioneering the future and capturing the past.(PROFILE)(Biography)
Magazine article from: Sister Namibia
; A self described pioneer, Selma Gwanandjokwe Shejavali is a community...passion. While officially retired, Selma still works fulltime overseeing six community...History Project. Raised in a royal family Selma's own story begins in the north of...
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Selma Shejavali - omukokoli gwiinima yonakuyiwa nomukoneneni gwonakuziwa.(ONDJOKONONA YAYE)(Cover story)
Magazine article from: Sister Namibia
; Kuku Selma Gwanandjokwe Shejavali, omukokoli i iwetikile...na okukala moshipundi shevululuko, Kuku Selma ota longo noopolohalama dhaELCIN moKatutura...Eputuko mezimo lyaawa Ehokololo lyaKuku Selma mwene olya tamekela moshitopolwa shokuumbangalantu...
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'Selma, Lord, Selma' Was A Book Before It Became A Movie
Newspaper article from: Los Angeles Sentinel
; Los Angeles Sentinel 01-20-1999 `Selma, Lord, Selma' Was A Book Before It Became A Movie When the war for voting rights was waged in Selma, Alabama, two of its most loyal foot soldiers were eight...
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I remember Selma, the good and bad
Newspaper article from: Indianapolis Recorder
; ...Indianapolis Recorder 02-12-1999 I remember Selma, the good and bad By BEA MOTEN-FOSTER...a local and national scale. I remember Selma... I never met Dr. King, but I worked...I was so afraid. Very few Blacks in Selma felt safe enough to attempt sit-ins or...
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