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...mail, Gross also commended Director of the Harvard Foundation S. Allen Counter and the four students who accompanied him to New Orleans along with doctors in order to provided medical treatment to victims of Hurricane Katrina in coordination with Southern University from Sept...
Counter’s group partnered with Southern University, a historical black college in Baton Rouge. On the trip, doctors issued prescriptions to evacuees who had lost their records and brought antibiotics, bandages, and anti-depressants to shelters...
...hybrid cars, uptight minders, waiters, photographers and TV cameras can mean only one thing: New Zealand is midway through an election campaign. That's why, a few hours earlier, Clark put on a hair net and white coat for a tour of a biscuit factory on the city's southern fringe. The net, accompanied by a faint scowl, made Clark seem severe; the hard hat, by comparison, gives her a jolly air. But through all the costume changes dictated by her image makers, Clark's reputation as a decisive and intelligent leader is holding firm. The P.M. may not always...
According to the American Council of Education, 175,000 students are enrolled in colleges in the storm-ravaged areas of Southern Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama...
...looter claim to be hungry and oppressed, yet walk off with a color-television set as easily as if he were hefting a loaf of bread? ... While no region has a monopoly on poverty, the South comes the closest. Virtually half of America's poor live in the 16 Southern and border states, an area that holds less than a third of the total U.S. population. Moreover, the South is the spawning ground for much of the poverty that scars the rest of the land: since 1940, some 4,000,000 Negroes and uncounted poor whites have left the South...