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Each of my artists was affiliated with a gang at one point in their
life- the Crips, Bloods and BGDs. This record will be the first time
that members of these groups has come together peacefully and produced
something really great, ... This project will further
people's minds- knowing that there are other options than that
lifestyle- whether it be basketball, rapping, furthering your
education or becoming a lawyer or doctor.

We don't know if it's gang-related. I know that is a conclusion that a lot of folks want to jump to because you got two groups of young people, ... But, not all young people are members of gang.

It's all about the work, ... Nothing is going to fall into your lap. If you want to be a lawyer, see yourself as a lawyer, go to the library and start learning the law. If you want to be a rapper, start rapping and get out there. Live your life as if you already are where you want to be.

Russell Simmons (1957-)

For people who are struggling with mental or emotional issues, a visit to the doctor's office often creates additional anxiety. Sometimes, people are reluctant to fully discuss their symptoms and treatment options with their doctor. For these people, helping them learn about their condition often makes them more willing to admit and work on their problems. This Web site is a great resource for people to investigate and learn about themselves and what options are available to them.

Theresa Marquez

We're trying to give them options. You don't have to be a doctor or a lawyer. We take what we know and put it together.

Not only did I get to hear some great rock songs every week, but I got to know all the guys in INXS and all the singers and hang out with them a lot, ... I made some really great friends, and I also got to be a part of helping some artists reach out and touch their dreams. Whether or not they won the show wasn't the point; the point was they got to do their craft in front of millions of people. [INXS are] going to be members of my musical family forever, and hopefully I'll be the same for them.

My understanding is it was a decision made by Baylor dining services staff, and I've not yet been able to trace it back to any Baylor administrators telling them point-blank to pull the cup. I think they were trying to be sensitive. Obviously, Baylor is a Baptist-affiliated institution, and Baptists as a denomination have been pretty outspoken on the record about the denomination's views about the homosexual lifestyle.

[Ramsey added,] We don't know if it's gang-related. I know that is a conclusion that a lot of folks want to jump to because you got two groups of young people, ... But, not all young people are members of gangs.

It's almost like a game, with various people playing king of the hill. These groups are structured very hierarchically, and each of them have certain reputations they like to maintain. It's very similar to inner-city gang members, minus the violence.

Every gang member that I have worked with is enamored by the hip-hop culture and the lifestyles of this genre's rich and famous. It is common for youths to emulate these rap artists by wearing similar gangster-type clothing. This alone is not concerning. The concern evolves when the behavior and attitude begin to go as south as the pants. Certain rap artists tout their criminal history, gang affiliation and their fortune of surviving gun battles. It becomes a concern, when dealing with a very troubled individual that is consumed by the gang mentality.

Kathleen Jenkins

I think they were trying to be sensitive. Obviously, Baylor is a Baptist-affiliated institution, and Baptists as a denomination have been pretty outspoken on the record about the denomination's views about the homosexual lifestyle. Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe. I think they were trying to be sensitive. Obviously, Baylor is a Baptist-affiliated institution, and Baptists as a denomination have been pretty outspoken on the record about the denomination's views about the homosexual lifestyle.

Even gang members respect the decision to become a Christian. My personal experience helped me and formed the way I am today. I don't way to promote the negative lifestyle I was a part of.

There has to be an inner peace process that treats gang members like traumatized war victims who lack counseling, jobs, and respect. A lot of that has got to be self-administered in affinity groups, counseling groups, in jail and out of jail, with resources and professional help.

That sounds better than it is in operation. Medicaid patients frequently have difficulty finding a doctor, so to expect a doctor to put the time and energy into becoming an amateur lawyer is asking a lot.

It doesn't work that way in life. You don't just come out of (graduate) school and become a great doctor. It takes time to build a team like we had last year. That's why from October 15th on I've never seen any greatness with this basketball team. There's too much to learn.

Rick Pitino (1952-)

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life- the Crips, Bloods and BGDs. This record will be the first time
that members of these groups has come together peacefully and produced
something really great, ... This project will further
people's minds- knowing that there are other options than that
lifestyle- whether it be basketball, rapping, furthering your
education or becoming a lawyer or doctor.".