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How The World’s Youth Celebrate Earth Day

April 21, 2012
by Tasman Anderson, Daniel Gilbert Bwette, Mariechen Puchert, Evangeline Han, Pushkal Shivam, Edrees Kakar, Arooj Khalid, Waleed Tariq, Narine Daneghyan, Caroline Nelissen, Ameni Mathlouthi, Mary Majerus-Collins, Eli Winter, Tamar Gorgadze, Jason Soltys, Roohani Deshpande, Alexandria Garry, Chaewon Kim, Tom Moon, Eric Kim, Joanne Park, Jason Sung
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‘Safe House’ A Solid Thriller In South...

February 25, 2012
by Mariechen Puchert
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Norway Gunman Stole Lives, Hope From Many

July 24, 2011
by Mariechen Puchert
Photography • Windows to the World

Windows To The World: The View Driving Through Eastern...

July 17, 2011
by Mariechen Puchert
Fix • Notices

Tutu Comes To Connecticut With Vuvuzela

May 22, 2011
by Youth Journalism International
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Re-Election Slogans Not Needed In 2012

May 3, 2011
1 Comment
by Mariechen Puchert
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YJI New Year’s Eve Project Spans Globe

January 7, 2011
by Youth Journalism International
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Counting Down The New Year In South Africa

January 1, 2011
by Nicole Megan Gounder

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