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Court Tosses Workplace Retaliation Damages Suit Against Mississippi College Insurance Journal Renee Summers-Akers, who taught at Hinds from 1982 until her retirement last spring, alleged she was passed over for a promotion in 2006 because she had aided a colleague who was accusing the college of racial discrimination. |
Hinds workplace retaliation lawsuit dismissed NECN Renee Summers-Akers, who taught at Hinds from 1982 until her retirement last spring, alleged she was passed over for a promotion in 2006 because she had aided a colleague who was accusing the college of racial discrimination. Appeals court tosses former Hinds Community College professor's jury award |
AMALIA PHILLIPS — Christopher Benton Evening News Surviving relatives include six children, Amie Summers, Orient, Clinton (Marilyn) Phillips Jr., Collinsville, Carmen (Dwayne) Grogan, Christopher, Rick (Tassia) Phillips, West Frankfort, Mary Ann (Jerry Jr.) Supancic, Benton, and Charles (Katie) ... |
 Times & Star | Workington Comets boss mulls options if Rene Bach not fit Times & Star ... Comets team manager Tony Jackson might use rider replacement instead of a guest if number one Rene Bach is not fit for tonight's match with Sheffield. Bach suffered head, back and hand injuries in a crash with Redcar's Aaron Summers on Thursday. |
 News & Star | Workington Comets close in on League Cup semi-finals News & Star ... price as number one Rene Bach suffered injuries which might keep him out at the weekend. Bach was left battered and bruised with a sore back, hand and head after he was taken-off in heat 11. Aaron Summers, carried into trouble by the rutted track, ... |
Victoriaville music fest: Wadada Leo Smith trumpets great change Montreal Gazette The festival will also present Montreal-based musicians, including veteran rocker Lucien Francoeur, dramatic viola improviser Jean René and younger groups closer to the post- and avant-rock scenes. The top draw is the iconic John Zorn, ... |
Participant shares story of secret WWII project Asbury Park Press While World War II took Klebold thousands of miles from home, the Navy and Johns Hopkins University were just miles from where the Toms River resident spent most summers working on a top-secret project. They used the largely vacant Island Beach State ... |
 Evening Standard | Noma's René Redzepi: the world's greatest hunter gatherer Evening Standard His passion has a humble source — his father's attempts to recreate sunny Balkan dishes such as macerated tomatoes while his friends were eating pickled herring; childhood summers foraging for berries in Macedonia. When he was 18, he and a girlfriend ... |
 Macleans.ca | Quebec and students: worse than you think Macleans.ca Perversely, there's a normalcy to all this Gong Show-iness, as though demonstrations, riots, street closures and metro shutdowns are part and parcel of the coming very long, very hot summer in la bête noire province. Just like periodic language tiffs. |
Lobster hostilities lead to boat sinkings in Maine Seattle Post Intelligencer Two lobster boats were recently sunk by vandals on Friendship, bringing back memories of territorial tensions in the industry that led to a shooting two summers ago. Photo: Robert F. Bukaty / AP A fisherman motors his skiff past lobster boats moored in ... |
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