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Gino Terrell

Minnesota
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Covers:  Sports, entertainment and community features.
A Journalist, photog, actor & Filmmaker | Fmr @NABJ Student Journalist of the Yr. | email: ginoaterrell@aol.com | Founder @2Telly6

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Gino Terrell is a dynamic journalist, who has received recognition for both his writing and photography. He's best known for his sports reporting and entertainment coverage. Also, he has a background with reporting community feature stories, spotlighting leaders addressing needs for the underserved community and has covered breaking news inside the nation's top 15 media market.

Terrell’s most recent award was a third place finish at the 2020 National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards for B…

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Black Business Spotlight: NEOO Partners | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Black Business Spotlight: NEOO Partners | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

'This December will mark NEOO Partners Inc.'s five-year anniversary.'

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Black Business Spotlight: InGensa, Inc. | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Black Business Spotlight: InGensa, Inc. | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

'If we are servicing our clients to the greatest satisfaction, then the bottom line will follow.'

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Women's History Month Salute: Twila Dang | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Women's History Month Salute: Twila Dang | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

'I'm done waiting for institutions to make it happen.'

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Triathlete pioneer Sam Holness shares goal to inspire wave of athletes with autism

Triathlete pioneer Sam Holness shares goal to inspire wave of athletes with autism

'Super' Sam Holness, along with his father and coach Tony Holness, shares with FanSided their journey to beco…

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Paralympic medalist Oksana Masters aims to inspire the next generation of female athletes

Paralympic medalist Oksana Masters aims to inspire the next generation of female athletes

Eight-time Paralympic medalists Oksana Masters spoke with FanSided ahead of the Tokyo Paralympic Games about …

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Team USA's water polo goalkeeper, Ashleigh Johnson, talks Olympics

Team USA's water polo goalkeeper, Ashleigh Johnson, talks Olympics

Ashleigh Johnson, the first black woman to represent Team USA in water polo, interviews with FanSided talking…

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Leila Renee's Literary Fiction Published by Amistad

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By Gino Terrell
| University of St. Thomas
Leila Renee, assistant professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas, had her novel "Soft Spots" published Aug. 4 by Amistad, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishing. "If there's a book you want to read, then you should write the book," said Renee, who cited her favorite author Toni Morrison at her book launch.
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Microsoft Leader Returns to Mentor Tech-Minded Tommies

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By Gino Terrell
| University of St. Thomas
Maria Magambo ’27 wondered what a career in product management entailed, so she used social media to connect with Naadia Sayed ’11 MS, a University of St. Thomas alum in the field. Sayed is a product manager at Microsoft. The two hopped on a virtual call and Magambo left the one-hour conversation feeling inspired. “Naadia navigated the start of her career as an international student and a woman working in tech. This deeply resonated with me,” Magambo said.
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Opus Alumni Businesses Support Locals in Need

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By Gino Terrell
| University of St. Thomas
When East Day Cafe co-founder Stephanie Ayala set out a small storage bin inside her South Minneapolis coffee shop for customers to donate a few items for families in need, she wasn't expecting much response. But a few hours later, dozens of food items and toiletries filled the front of the cafe. "It blew up," said Ayala, who is also an MBA student at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business.
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