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World Food Crisis
May.7.2008
Almost half of the world lives on just $2 per day, and rice prices have increased almost threefold since the beginning of 2008. In modern countries we may complain about having to dig deeper into our ... Read More
There is an ongoing debate over the influence the media has on our perception of news. Two articles featured on CNN.com on Friday epitomize two ends of this spectrum, but ultimately, it was the comme... Read More
It is estimated that there are over 100 million orphans and street children in today's world and this enormous figure continues to grow rapidly. Read More
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