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Akrocentric:
Poem: "The Inevitable," by Allan Peterson, from Ted Kooser's American Life in Poetry column

Akron Aeros:
Many shine in Aeros 1-0 win over Altoona

Akron Zips:
Zeke Marshall commits with Zips

All Da King's Men:
Obama's Shocking Ignorance

Balanced Ledger:
Spring football

Blog of Mass Destruction:
Prestige

BokBluster:
White Fright

Browns Bulletin:
Taped signals saga involved the Browns

Cleveland Browns:
McGinest's farewell tour

Cleveland Cavaliers:
Cavs take their licking, will they keep ticking?

Kent State Sports:
Sonnanstine wins four in April

Ohio Politics:
The Big Issue in November?

Ohio Travels with Betty:
Is the wildlife place near Cedar Point still open?

Olympic Dreams - Running:
Stanford Video

Patrick McManamon:
Celtics win a blowout and Cavs are up against it

Sound Check:
Black Keys play "secret" Myspace Show at Beachland

Tia's Trends:
A story NOT about Real Estate

The Heldenfiles:
More Thursday: "Grey's Anatomy," "The Office"

The Sports Blitz:
Cleveland Browns - They Love Them! They Really, Really Love Them!

Varsity Letters:
North, Firestone win Auten track and field titles

Education News
Steve France, president of Progress Through Preservation (PTP) stands outside of Firestone Park Elementary School before a press conference Wednesday (Karen Schiely/Akron Beacon Journal)
Akron group pleads for school renovations
Historic association seeks to preserve 11 buildings
A historical preservation group is renewing its plea to Akron Public Schools to renovate rather than replace 11 school buildings. Read the story>>
IN THE NEWS
Nancy Camburn, left, greets Fran Hubbell on Saturday at a reunion of former teachers and staff members of Goodyear Middle School and its precursor, Goodyear Junior High, in Akron. (Ed Suba Jr./Akron Beacon Journal) View Large Version>>
This party for staff, teachers
Employees reminisce about good old days at Goodyear school
You knew this was a different kind of school reunion when one of the organizers called everyone to lunch this way: Read the story>>
F.Y.I.
Unpaid internships still worth effort
Larger companies recruit as many as 75 percent; some colleges offer students stipends to take them
Thomas Kemeny applied for an unpaid summer internship at a top-rated advertising agency in Florida after graduating from Columbia College in 2005. Read the story>>

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