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Langston students win grants

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By TIM HENLEY NewsOK.com
Published: 11/8/2009 2:28 AM
Last Modified: 11/8/2009 5:41 AM

LANGSTON — Two Langston University students used their entrepreneurial skills to win $10,000 grants to launch their prospective companies.

RaShaun Robinson and Drew Brown were among four students nationwide who received the Student Entrepreneur Grant from the Thurgood Marshall Fund.

The grant encourages young entrepreneurs to develop new business concepts. Robinson, 20, and Brown, 26, submitted their business concepts to the grant committee.

Robinson's concept was to create a company that specializes in organic ice cream from goat milk that has less fat, more vitamins, more calcium and is easier for the body to digest.

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By TIM HENLEY NewsOK.com

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	Report Comment Few Clothes, America (11/8/2009 9:44:35 AM) Congratulations RaShaun Robinson and Drew Brown.
	Report Comment justiceawaits, Claremore (11/8/2009 6:54:28 AM) Good. Well Done.

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