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Updated: 03 Dec 04:25
Some Students Fear Openness On Mental Health
02 Dec 21:00
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In the wake of the shootings at Virginia Tech, colleges and universities are paying more attention to students with mental health problems. But in some cases, that has meant that students who complain of serious depression or suicidal thoughts are quickly suspended or expelled.
Grandma Robinson Makes White House Transition
25 Nov 18:59
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The Obamas will soon undergo a historic transition in January as the nation's First Family of color enters the White House. Also making the transition will be Marian Robinson, Michelle Obama's mother. President-elect Obama has attributed the success of his campaign, in part, to Robinson's support, especially as a child care provider. A roundtable of grandmothers share advice for Robinson and discuss the special role of grandparents.
For Two Pa. Teens, Two Paths To College
24 Nov 21:30
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Emmanuel Garcia, 18, and Marlo Johnson, 17, both of Harrisburg, Pa., spent most of the summer wondering whether they could get the loans and grants they needed to pay for college. The money came through for Garcia, but things didn't work out so well for Johnson.
Welcome to Lights On
Welcome to Lights On
Our Extended Day kid's had a great time being involved with our Lights On After School event. They decorated their "Light Bulbs" and wore them. They sang Karaoke and were featured on the "BIG SCREEN" while they sang. We even had few of our Group Leaders sing. And every time a parent came to pick up their child, the child will take the parent to refreshment table and serve them a doughnut and juice, and one for them, of course! The parent's would walk in really not knowing what was going on, but they walked out knowing how important it is to keep the "Lights On Aftershool."0Vote!
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