Resigning Earlier Than Expected, Prairie View A&M’s Ruth Simmons Refuses To Be ‘President In Name Only’

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Resigning Earlier Than Expected, Prairie View A&M’s Ruth Simmons Refuses To Be ‘President In Name Only’

Ruth Simmons, president at Prairie View A&M University, plans to resign from the HBCU at the end of February, earlier than previously announced.

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