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Sep. 22, 2014
Woman claims she was sexually assaulted twice, with attacks coming one hour and a block apart in quiet, wholesome neighborhood in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn; police have arrested Nicholas Isaac, in connection with the first attack; an arrest in the second has not been made; residents say the assaults have occurred amid a broader pattern of crime that taints local blocks on the weekends. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Editorial supports pending bills in the New York State Legislature that would limit the ability of colleges to screen prospective students based on minor criminal records; argues that practice must end because criminal records are often inaccurate and misleading, penalizing students for trivial events in the distant past; observes that participation in college has been demonstrated to reduce recidivism. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
The Upshot; analysis of arrests, charges and citations for NFL players since 2000 reveals several trends, including fact that certain teams have far more persistent problems than others; while overall arrests since the mid-2000s have fallen significantly, accusations for drunken driving and domestic abuse continue to be a problem. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column examines ways bias informs statistics and vice versa in discussions about relationship between blacks and American criminal justice system; presents some findings in report released by Sentencing Project, which lays bare bias and interconnecting systemic structures that reinforce it and disproportionately affect African-Americans. MORE
Sep. 6, 2014
Editorial criticizes Secure Communities, federal initiative begun by Pres George W Bush and expanded by Pres Obama, under which everyone arrested by local police has his or her immigration status checked; contends program, which has done nothing to reduce crime nationwide, unduly punishes noncitizens who are valid members of their communities, reduces safety and adds to immigrant-directed hostilities. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Study to be published in Journal of Law and Economics concludes that six-year-old federal immigration enforcement program that has deported hundreds of thousands of people has had no observable effect on the overall crime rate; findings call into question the longstanding assumption that deporting noncitizens who commit crimes is an effective crime-control strategy. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Mexican Pres Enrique Pena Nieto swears in new gendarmerie for Mexico, offshoot of federal police aimed at quelling outbreaks of violent crime; criminologists have panned idea, saying that it continues tradition of reinventing forces without attacking fundamental and chronic problem of weak local and state police institutions. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Letter from Sen Sheldon Whitehouse responds to Aug 11 Sonja B Starr Op-Ed article opposing trend of evidence-based sentencing. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about informing victims who are unaware of crimes committed against them, even if knowledge will cause them trauma, and whether old blueprints of a house belong to home's current owner. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Editorial supports New Jersey Gov Chris Christie's signing of two bills aimed at reforming state's pretrial system; holds that pretrial system is currently rigged against poor residents, who cannot afford to pay bail; urges voters to pass bills, which will both make system more just and save taxpayer dollars. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Prof George L Kelling, co-author of so-called 'broken windows' theory about law enforcement, defends the theory from it critics; style of policing and maintaining order pioneered by theory has once again become controversial in the wake of death of Eric Garner, Staten Island man who died of a chokehold while being taken into custody for illegally selling cigarettes. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Sonja B Starr opposes growing trend of evidence-based sentencing, in which courts use data-driven predictions of defendants' future crime risk to shape sentences; holds practice is deeply unfair and almost certainly unconstitutional; contends punishment should be based on what defendant did, not on group identity or socioeconomic status; warns practice is likely to exacerbate disparities already present in prison system and to ignore defendants' individuality. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Case of Miguel Feliz, convicted murderer from Dominican Republic who became high-value government witness by pleading guilty and helping authorities solve about 30 homicides, ignites debate about how to aid criminals who turn informants; Feliz now faces deportation after completing his sentence, and says his life is at risk if authorities renege on deal to help him obtain special visa to stay in United States. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Forty Illinois state troopers are ordered to Chicago to help police department combat street violence for at least one month, during what is typically city's most dangerous period of the year. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Editorial argues that New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton should reconsider so-called broken windows policing, notion that aggressive enforcement against minor offenders makes for safer city; holds that link is only hypothetical and has disproportionately negative effect on blacks and Hispanics. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Death of Staten Island man Eric Garner after officers tried to arrest him for peddling cigarettes is intensifying scrutiny of New York Police Department's 'broken windows' policing; strategy, originally launched in 1990s by William J Bratton, sees enforcement of minor offenses as effective at preventing more serious crime; department reports 394,539 arrests in 2013, tens of thousands more than in 1995, when there were three times as many murders in city. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Death of Eric Garner on Staten Island after confrontation with New York City police throws into sharp relief tension between two pillars of de Blasio administration's law enforcement agenda; strong focus of administration is on mending frayed relations between police and residents of black and Latino neighborhoods while holding down serious crime by aggressively attacking minor offenses. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Megan Abbott traces America's long romance with the outlaw mug shot, in wake of mug shot photo of Jeremy Meeks, arrested in California on felony weapons charges, going viral on the social media. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Editorial contends key finding of Vera Institute of Justice report on prosecutorial practices of the Manhattan district attorney's office is of pattern of racial disparities at multiple stages of the criminal justice process; praises Dist Atty Cyrus Vance Jr for inviting such a comprehensive analysis of his own office; notes major problem is prosecutors' emphasis on prior arrests when making plea bargains, rather than focusing on previous prison sentences. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column examines life of career criminal Michael Forman, who turned 73 in May in a Brooklyn jail; Forman's University of Arizona classmates share memories of the tall tales he told them in 1959 that led them to believe he came from a world of wealth and lakeside estates; five decades later Forman sits in jail on a parole violation, his only legacy a trail of crimes and con jobs ranging from bad checks to murder. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Baltimore will put in place one of strictest curfews in country, which supporters say is attempt to keep juveniles safe; critics say curfew opens door to selective enforcement that could resemble stop-and-frisk policies that some say violated rights of minorities in New York City. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Scientists have carried out computational analysis of trial records collected between 1674 and 1913 at London's Central Criminal Court; analysis, which uses computers to review very large trove of documents, shows evolution of criminal justice system and represents new way to do research; study is published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Report from Education and Justice Departments finds that colleges are more aggressive about punishing alcohol and drug offenses, even as rate of serious crime on campuses has dropped; specialists on campus safety caution crime figures should not be taken at face value, because much of decline resulted from new Education Dept guidelines on how to define most common of the serious crimes, burglary; victim advocates say many institutions are sloppy or intentionally misleading when reporting crime data. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Sheriff's office in Tulsa, Okla, says focusing local law enforcement on illegal immigration makes sense, because department can then more easily round up drug traffickers; city police say most drug dealers and murderers arrested around Tulsa are not immigrants, and they would rather work with immigrants, here legally or not, to encourage them to report crime; conflicting views of two law enforcement departments is at nexus of the issue of immigration and crime. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
New York City Police Commissioner William J Bratton and office of Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R Vance Jr, begin unusually close collaboration aimed at driving down other crimes, including grand larceny, domestic violence and cybercrime; will devise strategies for targeting offenders believed to be driving crime, using same intelligence-gathering techniques employed to dismantle street gangs. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Tyler Cowen Economic View column highlights Alice Goffman book On the Run: Fugitive Life in an American City; holds that book offers a fascinating if disturbing portrait of income inequality by probing the economic constraints and incentives faced by Americans who are hiding from the law. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Crime wave in Rio de Janeiro is setting nerves on edge in the city, which is expecting 900,000 visitors when World Cup begins in Brazil in less than two weeks; muggings and homicides are surging and at least 110 officers have been shot in Rio in 2014, increase of nearly 40 percent from the same period in 2013. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Fatal shooting in the Bronx is ninth so far in 47th Precinct for 2014, disturbing rise from single homicide in same period of 2013 and jump that has attracted attention of city's Police Headquarters; violence also serves as immediate test for new precinct commander, Deputy Inspector Ruel R Stephenson, and brings into question how Commissioner William J Bratton's policing tactics will play out on the street. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Surge in killings in the North Bronx presents an early field test for New York City Police Commissioner William J Bratton's hands-off approach to local commanders; in an experiment in the 47th Precinct, every patrol officer, on foot or in cars, will begin making contact with a family on every block in the precinct, and Bratton has proposed giving more local control over when and how crime hot spots are flooded with officers. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Fifteen-year-old Shamir is a resident of the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York's poorest neighborhood and one of its most violent; typical day for Shamir is characterized by boredom, which many attribute to the high rate of crime among the neighborhood's young men. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Jo Nesbo contends that revenge is an example of man's sublime capacity for abstract thought; maintains that revenge ensures that misdeeds have consequences that can be a deterrent in the abstract future; notes that the modern legal system is essentially institutionalized revenge. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
Report published by nonpartisan research group Migration Policy Institute finds that program of cooperation between federal immigration authorities and state and local police departments has been effective at focusing deportations on immigrants with a criminal record. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column asserts that long-established boast that New York City is strikingly safe is a truth, but not for all city residents; says sad and bloody corners remain, and cites reports that crime has edged up stubbornly in city's public housing projects in past five years. MORE
Apr. 14, 2014
For Elizabeth Williams, a courtroom illustrator who has spent more than three decades depicting famous criminals through her drawings, the job is a study of character. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
New York Police Department routinely performs warrant checks for shooting victims, causing many to remain shackled for their entire hospital stay no matter how minor their offense or grievous their injuries; practice, which is under review by department, can lead to medical complications including higher risk of blood clots. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Gray Matter column by crime novelist Malcolm Mackay examines results of study on British hit men, class of criminal about which there has been longstanding dearth of information; notes that little is still known about the most talented professional killers, because they are rarely caught. MORE
Mar. 27, 2014
Dozens of prosecutions in recent years have used boastful rap lyrics as evidence against defendants, giving rise to debate over whether such songs can constitute evidence of guilt or even the intention of wrongdoing; scholars and defense lawyers warn that beyond question of evidence, lyrics are being used to prejudice judges and juries who have little understanding that gangsta rappers typically employ fictional personas. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
New Jersey Supreme Court's Joint Committee on Criminal Justice proposes major changes to the state's bail system; recommendations include holding or releasing criminal defendants based on risk they pose, rather than ability to pay bail, and passing a speedy-trial law, which would set specific timelines for indictments and trials. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
New York City's criminal justice system has made remarkable strides in reducing time between arrest and arraignment; computer-tracking system that went into operation citywide in 2013 has cut average time defendant waits to see judge significantly, to below 24 hours in all five boroughs for first time since 2001. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, who frequently criticized the Police Department when he was public advocate, highlights statistics showing a drop in crime during his first two months in office, saying his approach to policing had already paid dividends; over all, crime in city has fallen 2 percent in the first 10 weeks of 2014, compared with the same period in 2013. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Op-Ed article by reporter Oscar Martinez contends Honduran Pres Juan Orlando Hernandez's strategy for dealing with crime is merely a continuation of hard-line policies that have accomplished little; notes that although Juan Carlos Bonilla Valladares, former police chief that personified this strategy, has been replaced, country seems incapable of learning from its past. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
New York Police Department, under leadership of Commissioner William J Bratton, has begun ramping up arrests of panhandlers and peddlers in city's subway system; arrests have more than tripled over same period last year; under new administration, police continue to make fewer arrests and write fewer summonses, making increase in arrests of peddlers and panhandlers particularly striking. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Report conducted by Massachusetts inspector general Glenn A Cunha finds that chemist Annie Dookhan, who may have compromised tens of thousands of criminal cases, was the 'sole bad actor' at drug lab where she worked; takes lab's management to task for lapses that created atmosphere enabling her actions. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
Ginia Bellafante Big City column observes that William J Bratton is facing criticism from both left and right as he returns to head New York Police Department; says that while left is wary that Bratton may violate civil rights by continuing stop-and-frisk policies and clamping down on small crimes, the right worries that he will soften policies implemented under Bloomberg and allow crime to return. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
Florida state crime laboratory employee resigns during investigation into missing drug evidence that authorities say could compromise hundreds of cases. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Dave Seminara article says a string of recent crimes on Roatan, the largest of Honduras's Bay Islands, has prompted outrage, and efforts are underway to improve safety; notes watch committees are being set up. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
Federal Bureau of Investigation, in review of national DNA database, has identified nearly 170 crime scene profiles that likely contain errors, some result of handwriting mistakes or interpretation errors by lab technicians; New York State authorities have also turned up mistakes in DNA profiles in New York's database; in most cases errors have impeded investigations rather than leading to identification of new suspects. MORE
Jan. 14, 2014
Op-Ed article by Profs Erik Nielson and Charis E Kubrin calls on New Jersey Supreme Court to produce a definitive ruling barring prosecutors from using rap lyrics as evidence against rappers accused of crimes; holds deeply manipulative tactic, which exploits public bias against rap, has become commonplace in courtrooms across country. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column contends that Harry Belafonte's comments at inauguration of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio grievously mangled facts about New York and its prison population. MORE
Jan. 1, 2014
Chicago's homicides in 2013 dropped 17 percent from 2012, fewest to date since 1965; reports in crimes over all dropped by 16 percent; officials in the administration of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who has faced scrutiny over his handling of violence, say drop is result of an array of efforts, from new police tactics to after-school and summer programs. MORE
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The Secret Service and the White House Intruder
Readers criticize the Secret Service.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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Policing and Minorities
Abigail Kramer of the Center for New York City Affairs criticizes Mayor Bill de Blasio's defense of "broken windows" policing.
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON CRIME AND CRIMINALS AND: Crime and Criminals , Minorities , Search and Seizure , Police Department (NYC) , de Blasio, Bill
On One Brooklyn Block, Two Violent Crimes Bring Broader Scourge to Surface
By day, a handsome block of Irving Place in Clinton Hill projects a vibrant wholesomeness, but residents say that come nightfall the area is marred by crime.
September 22, 2014, Monday
MORE ON CRIME AND CRIMINALS AND: Sex Crimes , Crime and Criminals , Clinton Hill (Brooklyn, NY) , Prostitution , New York City
A Chance at College for Ex-Offenders
Colleges are screening out applicants based on criminal records, but those records are often inaccurate and misleading or contain only trivial offenses.
September 22, 2014, Monday
MORE ON CRIME AND CRIMINALS AND: Colleges and Universities , Crime and Criminals , Admissions Standards , Editorials , Ex-Convicts , New York State , Juvenile Delinquency , United States
Perceptions Haven't Caught Up to Decline in Crime
The decrease in violent crime is one of the most striking trends over recent decades, but that wasn't reflected in a recent YouGov online panel.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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What the Numbers Show About N.F.L. Player Arrests
Overall arrests are down, but some teams have persistent problems, and domestic violence continues to be an issue.
September 13, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON CRIME AND CRIMINALS AND: Football , Domestic Violence , Drunken and Reckless Driving , Crime and Criminals , National Football League , Rice, Ray (1987- ) , Baltimore Ravens
North Carolina Cuts Prison Time for Probation Violators, and Costs
The measure is among several new policies that have helped the state reverse the increase in prisoners, and that officials hope will help curb crime and recidivism.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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Crime, Bias and Statistics
A new report by the Sentencing Project lays bare the systemic effects of racial distortion.
September 8, 2014, Monday
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Police in Spain Arm Themselves With Social Media to Fight Crime
Spain's national police have embraced social media, and police forces in Latin America and elsewhere have visited Spain to study the department's strategy.
September 8, 2014, Monday
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The 'Secure Communities' Illusion
A federal program intended to improve public safety by deporting unauthorized immigrants convicted of crimes had no effect on the crime rate.
September 6, 2014, Saturday
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Rio Violence Spikes Ahead of World Cup
In the months before the World Cup, violence in Rio has spiked despite pacification tactics that have drawn criticism from some who live in the favelas.
The 'Superpredator' Scare
After a surge of teen violence in the early 1990s, some social scientists predicted the future was going to be a whole lot worse. Reality proved otherwise.
'The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes'
A traveling exhibition is an ambitious and multifaceted presentation of the most famous detective in English literary fiction.
Bloomberg Legacy: Crime
Jim Dwyer analyzes Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's performance on crime and public safety.
A Decline in Executions
Executions reached a peak of 98 in 1999. But since then, their numbers have fallen more or less steadily.
How Crime Declined in New York City and the U.S.
The city's next police commissioner, William J. Bratton, managed during his first term to garner considerable acclaim for the drop in crime, even as crime was falling in many other big cities as well.
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Murders have declined substantially in St. Louis, but violence remains persistent in the city's majority-black areas.
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Man kills himself with gun on Oneida County Roadway
Submitted: 01/22/2013
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- A man killed himself on an Oneida County road early Tuesday morning.
The Oneida County Sheriff's Office tells Newswatch 12, deputies got a call from the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office late Monday night. Family members from southeastern Wisconsin had called them expressing concern for the well being of a family member in Oneida County.
A deputy patrolling near the Rainbow Flowage in Newbold saw the car the man was described to be driving around 2:00 a.m. When that deputy tried to pull the man over, he sped off.
The man led police on a chase along Highway D, at one point showing he had a gun.
He stopped near the intersection of Highway D and Swamp Creek Road and got out of the car. Officers say the man shot himself once. The man died from his self-inflicted wound.
The mans name has not yet been released. The incident is under investigation.
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Submitted: 09/18/2014
- Rhinelander Area Scholarship Foundation is holding the 2014 Neon Hodag Sign Raffle.
Your support will help in raising scholarship money to award more scholarships for RHS graduates annually.
The RASF is a non-profit charitable organization with a volunteer governing board that raises money and distributes scholarships to Rhinelander students, many of whom may not get scholarship support from other sources.
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Middle School students in Merrill work to get rid of invasive species
Submitted: 09/18/2014
- Students at Prairie River Middle School in Merrill want to enjoy the river behind their school.
They spent time on Tuesday clearing out some of the invasive species along the riverbank.
"They're taking over and we need to get rid of them while there's still time," says 8th grader Morgan Henrichs.
Science teachers at Prairie River Middle School want to teach their students how to get rid of invasive species.
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Fab Lab prepares students for the modern workforce
Submitted: 09/17/2014
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- Students in Three Lakes will learn how to use new technology like 3D printers and laser cutters this year. It's all part of the district's brand new Fab Lab.
Fab Labs have the most modern manufacturing equipment. Students will learn to use the same tools that businesses use. The lab manager thinks that will help students from Three Lakes get better jobs.
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Merrill Area Public School District's online charter school lags behind rest of district in math
Submitted: 09/17/2014
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- The Merrill Area Public School District found out how their district compares to others in the state.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction evaluates districts and schools and gives them report cards every year.
But the district's online school did much worse than the rest of the district in math.
Students at Bridges Virtual Academy learn almost entirely online.
About 29% of Bridges students are proficient in math. But the state average is about 49%, and the district is almost 52%. That could be because many of the students at Bridges used to be homeschooled.
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Walker, Burke tied in latest poll
Submitted: 09/17/2014
- The race for Wisconsin governor couldn't be any closer with just seven weeks to go.
The Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Mary Burke tied among registered voters.
Walker and Burke both had 46 percent support. The poll's margin of error was 3.5 percentage points among registered voters.
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Lincoln County looking for an alleged felon
Submitted: 09/17/2014
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- The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office needs help finding a woman wanted on a felony warrant.
41-year-old Cynthia Jane Degner was charged with her 4th DWI in 2013. She didn't show up at a June court date.
In June she was also charged with felony forgery.
Degner told police she was moving to Kankakee, Illinois. Police believe Degner might now be in Tennessee.
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Students learn about nature
Submitted: 09/17/2014
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- More than 50 fourth graders from Tomahawk learned about nature on Wednesday as part of long-lived education program. UW-Stevens Point staff at Treehaven host programs to teach elementary students about nature. The program has been around Tomahawk Public Schools for more than 25 years.
"We are doing a lot about the history of Tomahawk, the people that were here in the early 1800s and just a little bit about the land," explained Naturalist Rachel Anderson. "Right not we've been doing some tree identification and forestry measurements, but this morning they were learning about the voyagers and the Native Americans in this area."
The program covers more than just fall-learning, Treehaven leaders host learning programs in the spring and winter as well. You don't have to be a student to take part in some of the programs at the learning center. They include group hikes where you practice and discuss identifying plants and trees.
"We've had two this fall, and I'm hoping that is something we can continue to do in all seasons and continue to offer," said Anderson. "We've been getting a lot of positive reinforcement that it's something that the public is really interested in, so we hope to continue to offer more in the future."
Treehaven leaders regularly offer programs to the public involving nature, education, and artistry. If you are interested in learning more about these programs and events, you can follow the link listed below the article.
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Even before the current Horn of Africa drought reached its acute stage over the last several days, Mercy Corps was already hard at work on drought response activities throughout the region. So far, the majority of our drought-related activities have been in Ethiopia.
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Ethiopia: Saving and succeeding January 23, 2011
Within Mercy Corps' PROSPER program, the Savings and Credit Cooperative project brings much confidence to women in the Konso district of Ethiopia. Once a woman has saved a small amount of money, she is able to join the savings co-op and become eligible to apply for small business loans.
Ethiopia: Reading, finally January 22, 2011
They sit in the shade and practice writing for one hour each day, for five days a week. This is usually done in the morning, well before their daily chores begin. While they do this, their older children take care of the younger ones in order to support their mother's education.
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Astros - I grew up watching them. They've had a few rough years but I'm sticking with them.
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"Rocky loves Emily! Rocky loves Emily!" "Choked on a jelly bean." "We don't want to hurt you...we just want to KIDNAP you!!!" -3 Ninjas
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Any race car games you find at those arcades. I always beat whoever I'm playing. I know - I'm not your typical Asian driver.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Miley Cyrus' Party In The USA. But it's so damn catchy!
What's your best party trick?
Pull a bottle of Jameson out of my bag.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
It was Christmas time, and I was at a bar waiting to use the restroom. There was also a line for the men's restroom, and a guy came up to me and said we should kiss - as he was pointing to the ceiling. They hung a mistletoe right between the men and women's bathroom. Those silly kids.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Worked at a bar where they let 'gangs' in. Legit gangs. I thought I was going to get killed. That job didn't last.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Whatever is open and closest! I eat anything at 4am and under the influence.
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Oysters in a jar.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Oh wow. It was in downtown Houston, at one of the tallest buildings. I don't know how we even got up considering that it was a business building that was closed, but we got all the way to the rooftop and overlooked the crowd of people going/leaving clubs. And - that's all I'm sharing.
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An oversize off-the-shoulder t-shirt, with shorts and uggs!
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The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) and Career Development Institute (CDI) Launch Animals in the Community
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