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The bell rang at Samuel Gompers Vocational High School. Students flooded the hallways. We made our way from one classroom to the next. Soon, I was in my seat, poised to learn. Our English teacher wore a suit and tie. Having served in the military during World War II, he earned a degree in ed… Read more
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September has been designated World Alzheimer's Month to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding dementia. Today, Sept. 21, is celebrated as Alzheimer's Disease Day and marks the pinnacle of this month's observance. Read more
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Filipinos living in the United States are a major cash cow for the Philippine government. Read more
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She stands gleaming in white like a shining city upon a hill. A beacon of hope for even those who are sick but with no money to pay. Read more
