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In 2006, Mike Hanson had had enough. His marriage was failing. He struggled with underemployment. And too often he sought respite in alcohol. Hanson is blind. Born three months premature, he has been...
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In a room with 11 White House Champions of Change, Semhar Araia ’99 was meeting with the president. Her cohort that day in April 2012 included individuals who had dedicated their lives to causes such...
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For Winger Chidthachack, a high-ranking Army official in Communist Laos, the decision to leave was a difficult one. After saving money for three years, Winger, his wife, Bounmy, and their two daughters...
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Saying Goodbye to Columbine
LITTLETON, COLORADO Frank DeAngelis entered Columbine High School during the last full year of President Jimmy Carter’s tenure in 1979. Back then DeAngelis was a social studies teacher. In 1996, he...
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