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General Hospital: Having been the cause of tension between her dad and Olivia in the past, Brook Lynn realizes that the couple has hit another speed bump. It looks as if Austin’s case against the Quartermaine family is finally mov- ing to the next level. Esme seems to have reason to celebrate, ’cause she’s kicking up her heels at the Savoy. Trina proves that she can’t help but be compassion- ate.
Valentin finds himself in an unexpected situation, while Anna is taken aback by what she finds at the bedside of Chloe, the nurse who was helping Drew. Peter gives Victor an ultimatum. Brook Lynn takes it upon herself to apologize to Austin, while Maxie looks at one of her relationships in a new light. Sam and Dante continue to grow closer.
At long last, Portia and Trina sit down for a chat that some might call long overdue. Shawn talks to Jax about the investigation into Hayden’s disappear- ance.
The Bold & The Beautiful: Hope offers Finn emotional support in his current dilemma with Sheila. Eric experiences an epic epiphany about his cur- rent situation. Even though it’s her husband, not her brother, who’s most re- cently been bending Hope’s ear, Steffy becomes concerned about Thomas’ feelings for the onetime object of his obsession. Forgetting for a moment Paris’ infatuation with Finn, she gets her flirt on with Zende while he designs for the Hope for the Future line.
Making the most of the fact that he’s for the moment out of both the dog- house and prison, Liam sets up a romantic and passionate rendezvous for Hope. Paris and Zende are all but guaranteed to have a ball when she takes him on a date to Dodger Stadium. Zende makes it clear that he wants a future with Paris.
The Young & The Restless: Ashland asks Nick to keep a secret, presum- ably from Victoria. Things have been a little testy between these two of late, so it’s no surprise when a frustrated Sally goes on the defensive with Adam.
Despite her best efforts to move forward, Mariah once again finds herself struggling with her maternal instincts.
It appears as though all of the Newmans are working together to ensure that Victoria’s wedding goes off with a hitch. Nate and Elena cover for a friend, it can only be Ashland.
As Victor and Nikki do damage control in Tuscany, Billy puts his plan in mo-
tion.Days of Our Lives: As the devil continues to torment the residents of Salem, Doug is determined to prevent Marlena’s unwelcome visitor from harm- ing Julie. Abe’s got big, romantic plans for Paulina, and he gets an assist in pulling things off from her daughter, Chanel.
History seems poised to repeat itself as Nicole and EJ get ready to go on a date. Unaware of the very big secret she’s keeping from him, Abe pops the ques- tion to Eli and Lani’s plans for a romantic evening take a hit when they’re inter- rupted by Chanel.
At long last, Maggie returns... but unfortunately, she comes bearing bad news. Ava is about to give Philip a big ol’ scoop of dirt on Jake. As Xander tries roping Justin into his latest plot, Gwen proves just how far she’s willing to go to help her lover! Philip issues Gabi an ultimatum.
FAMU Concert Choir Wins 1st Place In ‘The Battle Of Voices’
Florida A&M University Concert Choir, fresh off its na- tional appearance at the NFL Kickoff in Tampa, won top honors in the inaugural, “The Battle of Voices.”
Competing against choirs from Edward Waters College (EWC) and Florida Memorial University (FMU), the FAMU Concert Choir won first place and Audience favorite.
The event was hosted by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity Inc., Zeta Tau Omega Chap- ter in West Palm Beach, FL.
The audience participated in a Zoom poll to vote for their fa- vorite choir. The Choir earned $750, bragging rights and a plaque.
FAMU’s Concert Choir
EWC won second place - $500, bragging rights and a plaque. FMU placed third
place and took home $250, bragging rights and a plaque.
Soap Opera Spoilers
Talladega College Has New Acting President; Talks Of Returning Football To The School
Lisa Long was recently named acting president of Tal- ladega College, replacing long- time president, Dr. Billy Hawkins, who stepped down due to health reasons.
Ms. Long in a letter to the staff and administration of the college stated that she is com- mitted to continuing the mo- mentum of the school and sharing some of its most re- cent accomplishments which include:
• Launching its first Master of Business Administration (MBA) program.
• Increased enrollment for three consecutive years
• Cleared over $900,000 in student balances
• Received an anonymous scholarship donation for
LISA LONG ...acting president of Talladega College
$250,000
• Opened the Dr. William
R. Harvey Museum
• Awarded the HBCUTeach
grant to recruit minority
teachers for the STEM field
• Received favorable com- ments from reviewers on the application for a new Cyberse-
curity Center Program
• Recruited a new coun-
selor to provide much-needed support for our students
Also, in April, the Tal- ladega College Board of Trustees authorized then Tal- ladega College President Billy C. Hawkins to employ a con- sultant to determine the feasi- bility of reviving the football program.
“The year 2021 marks the 100-year anniversary of our historic back-to-back champi- onship win,” said Hawkins. Long said the study will not be completed until January. “There is no plan for football at this time,” she said.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Lots of planetary is energy taking place in your sign now because the Sun, Mars and Mercury retrograde are all in Libra. Despite misplaced items, missed appointments, confused communications and delays in transportation - you can finish old business now!
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): This is an excellent time to do research of any kind because Mercury retrograde will help you search the past and find solutions to problems and answers to old questions. Something hidden might be going on behind the scenes. If so, you will find out. (Oh yeah.)
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): It's fascinating running into old friends and hearing from people you haven't heard from in a while. You might meet old faces in person, or online or by phone - or even in your dreams. This is an excel- lent time to wrap up projects with a group because things will all come together
nowC. apricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): There's no question that many of you are bumping into bosses from the past or hearing from parents you haven't seen for a while. This can produce some thought-provoking situations. This could be an opportunity for you to have closure about something. It also gives you a chance to say your version.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Although travel plans might be delayed or cancelled; and likewise, plans related to further education might be stalled in the water or suffer from glitches and misunderstandings - nevertheless, you can use this same energy to finish an old paper, a manuscript or wrap up an important study.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): This is a good time to finish business related to debt, banking, loans, mortgages and any involvement that you have with shared property or the wealth of someone else. You might also wrap up details about inheritances or wills.
Aries (March 21-April 19): Old friends and ex-partners from the past might be back in your world in some fashion. You might encounter them in per- son. You might hear from them online or by phone. News about them might reach you. You might even dream about them.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): Be patient with the silly errors and mistakes that are occurring at work. They do create delays and frustration, but for the most part, they are minor. Meanwhile, this same energy that creates problems and mixed-up communications can be used to finish old business.
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Old flames are back in your world, personally, or in your thoughts, or your dreams. Meanwhile, parents might feel that they're dealing with old issues once again with their kids. This could be the opportunity to deal with something in a skillful way.
Cancer (June 21-July 22): Many of you are in touch with relatives and family friends you haven't seen for a while. The important thing to know right now is that this is an excellent time to wrap up old business related to family and your private life. This could be about a family business. More likely, it's about home projects.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Transportation delays and mixed-up communi- cations are hard to avoid right now. Slow down and be careful in all your work to avoid errors. The good news is this same influence will help you research, study the past or history, or finish projects that are already begun. Use it!
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Your ruler is Mercury and right now, it is ret- rograde. Although this can create financial delays and make cheques in the mail late - it can also help you to review and finish financial projects or projects related to your possessions. Keep painting!
Alcorn State’s Athletic Director Resigns
Alcorn State University will conduct a national search for its next athletic di- rector after Derek Horne resigned.
Horne’s resignation, an- nounced late last Thursday, was effective immediately. The university did not pro- vide a reason for his depar- ture.
Horne has led the school’s athletics depart- ment since August 2014.
DEREK HORNE
Horne’s departure came about two weeks after it was revealed the university did not have a certified athletic trainer on staff, which forced the football team to cancel two practices ahead of a road game at South Alabama, the Vicksburg Post reported. He announced last week that the university had hired Roder- ick Alexander Young as its head trainer, the newspa- per said.
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