Civics and World

Friday September 3 2010

Top Story Student Army Updates Oregon, One City at a Time Tuesday, 31 August 2010 The University of Oregon is marshaling a veritable army of faculty and students in architecture, law, business, and other fields to help Oregon's capital transition to a more sustainable and accessible future. Short on tax dollars, Salem, a city of 150,000 people, will be the academi... (Read more)	Leading Headlines US Aid Worker Released After 105 Days in Darfur Tuesday, 31 August 2010 A Christian relief organization says its aid worker kidnapped in May in Sudan's Darfur region was freed Monday. Samaritan’s Purse relief worker Flavia Wagner was... (Read more) Jimmy Carter Wins Release of American from North Korea Friday, 27 August 2010 Former President Jimmy Carter left North Korea this morning having secured the release of Mr. Aijalon Mahli Gomes. Mr. Gomes was imprisoned by Pyongyang officials in... (Read more) Transforming Villages One Bridge at a Time Thursday, 26 August 2010 More than 13 years after his parents drowned in a flash flood, David Kakuko is at the Moruny River, building a bridge that might have prevented their deaths. The ha... (Read more)
More Articles... City Water Works to Turn Toxic Sludge Into Green Profit Marines, Sailor Save Severely Burned Afghan Boy U.S. To Host Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks In D.C. Final U.S. Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq First Community Owned Solar Garden Opens in US Afghanistan Finds 1.8 Billion Barrel Oilfield Pakistan Flood Aid Response 'Overwhelming' in Wales US Aid Winning Friends in Flood-ravaged Pakistan Once War-Ravaged, Sierra Leone Opens its Breathtaking Beaches to Eco-tourism Afghan Villagers Build Their Own Road
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