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Tennessee man found guilty of killing his wife during honeymoon in Fiji resort

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A Tennessee man was convicted in Fiji last week for killing his wife while they were honeymooning at a luxury resort on the island.


Memphis man found guilty of killing wife during Fiji honeymoon

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A Memphis man was convicted last week of killing his wife, a Memphis pharmacist and UT-Health Sciences graduate, while the couple were honeymooning at a luxury resort in Fiji, reported The Fiji Times.


Why Black women are being told to speak up during and after childbirth

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Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes as White women. “No one is coming to save us,” one advocate says.


People in the News (12/15/2024): appointments, promotions, obituaries

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The Sozosei Foundation in Princeton, New Jersey, has announced the appointment of ALTHA J. STEWART to its board of directors.


Tennessee newlywed Bradley Dawson found guilty of murdering wife on Fiji honeymoon

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A Tennessee man was convicted of beating his newlywed wife to death inside a Fiji-exclusive island luxury resort as the newlywed couple were on their honeymoon.


Memphis man guilty of killing wife during Fiji honeymoon

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A court in Fiji has convicted a Memphis man for the murder of his wife during their honeymoon in the island country more than two years ago, the victim’s family confirmed Thursday.


New local supercomputer cluster aims to ‘bridge’ industry, research

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After nearly a three-year process of hundreds of meetings, University of Memphis researcher Xiaolei Huang, Ph.D., and his team turned on a new research tool: a graphics processing unit (GPU) cluster, commonly known as a supercomputer.


Danny Thomas’ Dream For A Hospital Becomes The Memphis Miracle

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These are momentous days for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Richard Shadyac announced Monday that he is stepping down as head of the American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charites (ALSAC), the organization charged with raising the lion’s share of the $2 billion a year that fuels the hospital’s life-giving work.