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Monthly Archives: March 2012
A man pushed to the limits
It appears that viral stories don’t only belong to the sports world (remember Jeremy Lin?) or world criminals (Kony 2012 can be seen Sunday night March 18). Now the business world has its own Twitter frenzy over the very public … Continue reading
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Meet one of the world’s most evil persons
Joseph Kony. Murder. Kidnapping. Rape. Enslavement. War atrocities. This is one of the worst human beings on the planet. But he continues to avoid capture and face prosecution for the damage he has caused to thousands of lives in Uganda … Continue reading
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The Princess of San Pedro Street
I just made that name up right now and my friend might kill me for it. You see, we’re just building a friendship recently because we both have a concern for our neighborhood. The Princess is a local resident who … Continue reading
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