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Melanie Jackson

Seattle
As seen in: ESPN, espnW, Medium, KSPN-AM (Los Angeles, CA), Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Benton County Daily Record, SMU Daily Campus, The Walton Tribune, Monroe Local News
Senior Editor, ESPN. Also: @ESPN_WomenHoop. Journalist married to a journalist and parent of a writer who dabbles in journalism. Views my own. Also: LA N6 đź’™
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A Tribute to the Late George Michael

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By Melanie Jackson
A talent you can’t ignore Courtesy of Virgin Records George Michael was one of the world’s most successful singer songwriters and music producers of all time. He was born in the UK on June 25th in 1963 named as Georgious Kyriacos Panayiotou. His Greek Cypriot routes and looks gave rise to a large female following during the early years of his career when he and Andrew Ridgley formed pop duo Wham! (1981–1986) where he shot to fame. The boys sold 30 million certified records.
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Dallas Mavericks CEO visits SMU for Delta Gamma Lectureship

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By Melanie Jackson
| SMU Daily Campus Verified
Faith is an important value and key to getting through rough times in life, said the Dallas Mavericks CEO at the Delta Gamma Lectureship last Wednesday night. Cynthia “Cynt” Marshall said the core values that influence her life came from her mother. Born in Birmingham, Alabama at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, Marshall’s mother moved their family to public housing in the San Francisco Bay area to escape violence.
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DFW students win $8,000 in prizes at SMU Hackathon

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By Melanie Jackson
| SMU Daily Campus Verified
Local college and high school students won $8,000 in prizes at Hack SMU after coding projects for 24 hours in the Hughes-Trigg Student Center the weekend of Sept. 16. Hack SMU is the fifth annual 24-hour computer science hackathon hosted by SMU’s Computer Science Club. The contest not only allows students to participate in coding challenges and win prizes, but also has a career fair mixed into the festivities.
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