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The question of why oppressed populations aren’t more proactive when freed can be answered with the hurricane victim who looted bread.
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A Satirical Pictorial: President Barack Obama
A slightly different perspective of our new COC as he made his way to the White House.
Read More »Random Thoughts for an Inauguration Day
A few thoughts on Obama's inauguration as our nation's 44th president.
Read More »Movie Review: Upstream Battle
This film reveals the power attainable by people and documentaries.
Read More »Interview: Sarah Klonski, West Bank Coordinator, World Food Programme
Food for education is food for peace in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Read More »Book Review: Milk, Sulphate, and Alby Starvation By Martin Millar
It will never bore you and will continually surprise you, which on its own makes it worth reading.
Read More »Interview: Ismail Omer of the United Nations World Food Programme in Ghana
School meals are generally credited with increasing school enrolment, attendance, and retention rates.
Read More »Interview With Indu Sundaresan, Author Of The Convent of Little Flowers
"We’ve heard these stories, and assume that they always happen to other people..."
Read More »Interview: Domingos Afonso Ndedica, World Food Programme, Angola
The Government of Angola is now budgeting for a countrywide school feeding program.
Read More »Facebook Bans the Breast on Behalf of Mankind
Because of the power it wields, the breast has a unique responsibility and obligation toward its most loyal onlooker.
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