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Haskell’s Long-Time Employee Named School’s New President
Dr. Venida S. Chenault, a long-term employee at the Haskell Indian Nations University, has been named the school's new president, effective Jan.12, 2014. Chenault succeeds Chris Redman, who resigned in May after heading the institution for two years.
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African-American Men with Higher Levels of Stress Age Faster, Study
African Americans, Latinos Unfairly Punished In Schools, Study
Kim Dameron Named 24th Head Football Coach at EIU
1000-Year-old Vineyards Discovered in Spain
Kent State Board Names Beverly Warren School’s 12th President
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