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Common Core curriculam brings challenges and hope to Chicago teachers
Common Core is a national program establishing principles to be reached at each grade level in reading and math.
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Killing of Shia people in Pakistan takes toll on Pakistani American families
According to Human Rights Watch, more than 800 Shias have been killed since 2012.
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New law upsets young smokers in New York
Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed into law in October a bill that prohibits New Yorkers under the age of 21 from purchasing cigarettes.
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Afghans working for the U.S in Afghanistan are left behind as conflict draws to a close
About 75% of all the interpreters have had serious difficulties in obtaining these visas.
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Women veterans battle homelessness
Finding help to prevent homelessness is increasingly difficult.
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Strong global sales put fur industry back on the agenda
Fur sales are making a come back.
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Queens library set to reopen after Sandy’s destruction
The Seaside branch of the Queens Library in Rockaway Park is set to reopen after major damage from Hurricane Sandy.
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White Cane Safety Day
Celebrating National White Cane Safety Day in the Bronx.
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Volunteers restore Rockaway Community Park
Volunteers came together o plant 20,000 trees at Rockaway Community Park, which was that was ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.
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El Taller Latino-Americano faces eviction
With rising rents, the cultural center is about to be driven out of the area.