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Livingstone students reflect on impact of Chauvin trial
College students react to Derek Chauvin trial By David Whisenant | April 20, 2021 at 6:28 PM EDT - Updated April 20 at 11:16 PM
SALISBURY, N.C. (WBTV) - The incident involving George Floyd and the conviction of Derek Chauvin has one group paying closer attention to the news. College students, particularly those at historically black colleges and universities, say they are watching these developments closely because the outcomes will shape the world they will soon be entering.
“This is something that America has been waiting for, specifically the black community,” said Tevel Adams, a Livingstone sophomore from Palatka, Florida.
From St. Louis to Syracuse, and Oregon to Vermont, radio stations throughout the nation are showing love to New Roaring Twenties.
That s the new release from The Forty Nineteens, the California garage-rock band powered by the drumming prowess and tireless promotional skills of Monaca native Nick Zeigler. New Roaring Twenties arrives April 23 on major digital platforms; a collection of 11 originals brimming with positivity for the new decade and the post-pandemic renaissance certain to follow. You can find it at bigstirrecords.com.
From album kickstarter It s For Fun (That s All We Are Living For) to propulsive, melodic rave-ups like Little GTO and We re Going to Las Vegas, The Forty Nineteens promise better days are in sight, with the spirit of timeless rock n roll as our guide.