Preschool student proves he's not too young to care Ohio | And a little child shall lead them. | - Isaiah 11:16 | Congratulations to Our Lady of the Elms preschool student Max Milkovich for leading the charge in donating to the disaster relief effort after the earthquake rattled Haiti. | The 3-year-old was so moved by preschool teacher Marcia Adelman's di...
Billionaire's victory sees Chile swing to the right The Independent | Chile woke to a new political era yesterday after voters handed power to a billionaire conservative businessman. Sebastian Piñera's win in Sunday's presidential run-off marks an emphatic shift to the right for the South American nation, dropping the curtain on two decades of rule by the left. | Mr...
UM med student's plan for Haiti put into practice The Miami Herald | PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Seven months ago, University of Miami medical student Elizabeth Greig helped create a plan to get doctors to Haiti in the event of a natural disaster. | She never imagined it being put to use so quickly. | Greig, 31, a fourth-year...
Ohio students collect soccer balls for Haiti kids The Examiner Comments BEREA, Ohio (Map, News) - Some Ohio college students collecting soccer balls for young Haitian earthquake victims say the response has been so good they're moving the goal line. | The senior soccer players from Baldwin-Wallace College in sub...
8 Fla. students expelled for role in gang ritual The Examiner Comments PANAMA CITY, Fla. (Map, News) - Eight Florida Panhandle students have been expelled for their involvement in a violent gang initiation ritual caught on video in a middle school bathroom. | The decision was made Wednesday in an expulsion hear...
Plea for Colo. man accused of Haiti school abuse The Examiner Comments NEW HAVEN, Conn. (Map, News) - A Colorado man charged with sexually abusing boys at a school he founded for street children in Haiti pleaded not guilty Tuesday to new charges that raise the number of alleged victims to 18. | Authorities accu...
Haiti earthquake shatters student dreams, some forced to look for education elsewhere Star Tribune | PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Before an earthquake destroyed most of their schools, giggling students in starched uniforms and blue hair ribbons lined the streets of Haiti's capital — visions of hope and innocence. | Many of those students now live...
Student Dreams Shattered in Haiti's Earthquake The New York Times | Filed at 3:02 a.m. ET | PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) -- Before an earthquake destroyed most of their schools, giggling students in starched uniforms and blue hair ribbons lined the streets of Haiti's capital -- visions of hope and innocence. | Many o...
Student dreams shattered in Haiti's earthquake The Guardian | PAISLEY DODDS | Associated Press Writer= PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Before an earthquake destroyed most of their schools, giggling students in starched uniforms and blue hair ribbons lined the streets of Haiti's capital — visions of hope and ...
Gerard Butler, Jennifer Aniston get cosy in Mexico DNA India | London: Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston have been spotted getting cosy by a poolside in Mexico. | The 300 actor has flown to Los Cabos to celebrate the Break-Up'actress' 41st birthday on February 11. | Aniston was dressed in a bikini, sharing an intimate moment with Butler, at their private pool. | A source close to the pair revealed t...
The Daily Mail | Despite feverish speculation linking Tiger Woods with a return to golf at the Accenture Match Play Championship in a fortnight, all the smart money in America remained on his comeback being at one of two events in Florida next month. | The speculation had begun with a story in Australia supposedly naming the date for Tiger's return. ...
