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Charles M. Langston of Tampa has been appointed by Gov. Crist to the FAMU Board of Trustees, replacing Miami attorney and Republican stalwart Al Cardenas. Langston, 58, is a retired executive vice president and chief administrative officer for the pharmaceutical company Hoechst Marion Roussel. The appointment was announced late Friday.
- Ron Matus, state education reporter
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I pray that this man is absolutely NO relation to the other Langston at the COL. I really do.
Posted by: I pray and hope | March 18, 2008 at 09:47 AM