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From Foster Care To College: A Little Help Bettering The Odds
From Foster Care to College: Part Two
Kyle Whitmire: What makes a failing school?
From Foster Care to College: Part One
INTERVIEW: Craig Witherspoon Reacts To "Failing Schools" List
Cindy Crawford: Magic City Marketplace
Kyle Whitmire: Privacy Perceptions and Pondering Good News
Remembering the Stand in the Schoolhouse Door
The Forgotten History of the Voting Rights Act
John Archibald: Evaluating the Jefferson County's Bankruptcy Deal
Spreading the Love on Loving Day
Jefferson County Bankruptcy Round-Up
Tentative Deal in Jefferson County's Bankruptcy
Questions Surround JeffCo Bankruptcy Deal
A Political Payoff on the JeffCo Commission?
Kyle Whitmire: JeffCo Commissioners Deny Deal
WBHM Seeks News Director
Montgomery and Life are like High School
No Traction for Jefferson County Bills
Don Dailey: Capitol Journal Update
Carsen Talks "AAA" And More On Capitol Journal
Poverty on the Rise in Suburbia
Kyle Whitmire: Delay for Alabama Accountability Act?
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Raleigh-Elizabeth Smith

Raleigh-Elizabeth Smith is a freelance reporter and research assistant at WBHM. She comes from New York City, where her days were filled with the sounds of sirens, taxicabs on Broadway, and WNYC, to the somnolent patois of the South, pickups on 280, and WBHM. In May, Raleigh-Elizabeth graduated summa cum laude from Columbia University, where she double-majored in European History and Urban Studies, completed a concentration in Sociology, and minored in Italian language. She focused her studies in two major areas: urban society and educational history, and continues her research on the cultural history of the New York Seaport from afar.

Raleigh-Elizabeth grew up on NPR, had her own news radio program while in high school, and also had the brief opportunity to work alongside the Tappit Brothers in Boston. She has worked in government, urban planning, and fashion, but enjoys radio the most. When not hovering around Rosemary�s office, she can be found working as a docent at the Birmingham Museum of Art or at a local bookstore.