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KRS Heading To Connecticut For 2010 International Hip-Hop Fest

South Bronx pioneer KRS-One is scheduled to headline the 2010 International Hip-Hop Festival at Trinity College next month in Connecticut. The student created festival, which is free and open to the public, is a weekend celebration of Hip-Hop culture throughout the world. Academic panels, movie screenings, performances, graffiti art and break dancing will all be featured during the International Hip-Hop Festival. Other rappers/ activists slated to attend include Toni Blackman, former Cultural Ambassador for the U.S. State Department, beat boxer Jaro Cossiga (Czech Republic), Palestinian Hip-Hop group DAM, husband and wife duo The reMINDers and others.Local graffiti artists will be producing murals during the festival, which will also feature a 2-on-2 international break dance battle judged by Trac2, with a $1500 grand prize. The Trinity International Hip-Hop Festival takes place April 10th and 11th at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.

SIGNS THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN END

PITTSBURGH (CBS/KDKA/AP) William Page has been convicted of first-degree murder for leaving his 23-month-old daughter outside to freeze to death after sexually abusing her.
Page's daughter, Nyia, was found dead in February 2007. Page molested the girl then became angry because she kept removing her diaper. He then left her outside in freezing temperatures. Nyia's body was found in a wooded area of Rankin, Pa., east of Pittsburgh.
The Allegheny County jury found the 26-year-old father also guilty of kidnapping, indecent sexual assault and filing a false police report.
Page testified that he confessed only after police grilled him over several days. The jury rendered its verdict Monday after asking to hear his recorded confession again. The girl's mother took the stand last Thursday and was in tears as she spoke about the last time she saw her daughter, reports CBS affiliate KDKA.
Starting Tuesday, the same jury that convicted Page will weigh evidence as to whether he deserves the death penalty or life in prison.

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