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Charles Hallman
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Staff Writer, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Minneapolis
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physics,climate science energy, electrical engineering nuclear, climate solutions
Rape related issues.
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By Charles Hallman Verified| Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Minnesota is the second Big Ten team to win the WBIT Women’s Championship in consecutive years (Illinois won last year). The Gophers defeated Belmont 75-63 last Wednesday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Freshman Tori McKinney had a career-high 26 points and three steals to lead Minnesota (25-11). She was named WBIT Tournament MVP and made All-Tournament alongside teammate Amaya Battle, who had 17 points, seven rebounds and five assists.
By Charles Hallman Verified| Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Verified When Minnesota hosts Indiana this Friday, April 11 in women’s tennis, 2 of the handful of Black head coaches will face each other for the first time this season. Using boxing lexicon, here is the diversity tale of the tape: Indiana’s Gabrielle Moore is in her first season at Indiana, and this is Lois Arterberry’s second season at Minnesota. Both Black women are seasoned coaching veterans. Moore and Arterberry are just 2 of 14 Black female head tennis coaches in college.
By Charles Hallman Verified| Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Verified The 2025 WNBA Draft is set for Monday, April 14. Dee Dee Hagemann and Diamond Johnson are hoping their names are called at some point of the three-round draft. Strength training for the prosDee Dee Hagemann, a 5’7” guard and Detroit native, first starred for three seasons at Michigan State before transferring to Memphis for her senior season. As a senior, she averaged six assists a game, 11th best in the nation in 35 minutes per contest.
Company Info
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder (MSR) enjoys a living legacy as the oldest Black-owned news outlet in the state of Minnesota and one of the longest-standing, family-owned news organizations in the country. Established in August 1934 by Cecil E. Newman, the MSR today remains a family-run newspaper company that is African American- and woman-owned, led by CEO/Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard, granddaughter to Mr. Newman.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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Founded: 1934