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Nobel Laureate Urges Students to Work Hard, Aim High and Be Tenacious
Young scientists should work hard, aim high and not let occasional failures derail them, Kurt Wurthrich, a winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, told a group of students from Morehouse, Spelman and other local colleges and universities at the Bank of America Auditorium in the Executive Conference Center on May 12.
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Buildings Temporarily Evacuated After Gas Main Break
No one was injured after a natural gas main was ruptured just in front of the construction site for the new Parking Deck and Welcome Center at Morehouse College Thursday morning on April 24.
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Passion and Persistence Define Tommy Hilfiger's Rags-to-Riches Story
Despite his family and friends saying that he would never be successful, Tommy Hilfiger told Morehouse students how he turned things around and built a multi-billion dollar global fashion empire that is about to spread across the multi-media sphere.
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California Politician Willie Brown Says Preparation Spurs Political Success
If a legislator tried something corrupt during the time that Willie Brown was speaker of the California State Assembly, he had a simple way of dealing with that person. "If I found you on that slope, I pushed you off," Brown told a group of Morehouse students on April 11.
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King's Son and Daughter Join Morehouse Students For a "Difficult" March
Mixed emotions ran through Martin Luther King III '79 as he prepared to retrace his father's funeral procession from Ebenezer Baptist Church to Morehouse College on April 9.
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