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Children orphaned by HIV and AIDS
An 'orphan' is defined by the United Nations as a child who has 'lost one or both parents'. Worldwide, it is estimated that more than 16 million children under 18 have been orphaned by AIDS. Around 14.8 million of these children live in sub-Saharan Africa.1 In some countries which are badly affected by the epidemic a large percentage of all children, for example 16% of children in Zimbabwe and 12% in Botswana and Swaziland, are orphaned due to AIDS.2
Even with the expansion of antiretroviral treatment access, it is estimated that by 2015, the number of orphaned children will still be overwhelmingly high.3
How many children have been orphaned by AIDS?
As the tables below show, the number of orphans in some sub-Saharan African countries exceeds one million, and, in some countries, children who have been orphaned by AIDS comprise half or more of all orphans nationally.4
Number of orphans due to AIDS, alive in 2009 | |
Nigeria | 2,500,000 |
South Africa | 1,900,000 |
Tanzania | 1,300,000 |
Uganda | 1,200,000 |
Kenya | 1,200,000 |
Zimbabwe | 1,000,000 |
Zambia | 690,000 |
Mozambique | 670,000 |
Malawi | 650,000 |
AIDS orphans as a percentage of all orphans, 2009 | |
Botswana | 72% |
Zimbabwe | 71% |
Swaziland | 69% |
Lesotho | 65% |
Malawi | 65% |
Zambia | 53% |
South Africa | 56% |
Kenya | 46% |
Uganda | 44% |
AIDS is responsible for leaving vast numbers of children across Africa without one or both parents. The first table above shows the countries with the largest numbers of AIDS orphans.
In some countries, a larger proportion of orphans have lost their parents to AIDS than to any other cause of death - meaning that, were it not for the AIDS epidemic, these children would not have been orphaned. The second table shows the countries in which the children who lost their parents to AIDS make up the highest proportion of the total national number of orphans.5
Most of the AIDS orphans who live outside of Africa live in Asia, where the total number of orphans - orphaned for all reasons - exceeds 73 million.6 There is, however, insufficient information available to provide figures for the number of AIDS orphans in individual Asian countries. The rest of this page concentrates on AIDS orphans in Africa, although the issues described here are present to some extent in many countries around the world.
Variations within countries
As the number of orphans varies between countries, so it varies between different regions within those countries. Particular areas may have higher or lower percentages of orphans, largely depending on the local HIV prevalence rates. There can also be substantial differences between rural and urban areas.
The age of orphans, however, is fairly consistent across countries. Surveys suggest that overall about 15% of orphans are 0-4 years old, 35% are 5-9 years old, and 50% are 10-14 years old.7
An increasing problem
The scale of the orphan crisis is somewhat masked by the time lag between when parents become infected and when they die. As adults continue to die from AIDS over the next decade, an increasing number of orphans will grow up without parental care and love.
The problems faced by AIDS orphans
Emotional impact
Children whose parents are living with HIV often experience many negative changes in their lives and can start to suffer neglect, including emotional neglect, long before they are orphaned. Eventually, they may suffer the death of their parent(s) and the emotional trauma that results. In this case, they may then have to adjust to a new situation, with little or no support, and may suffer exploitation and abuse.8 9
In one study carried out in rural Uganda, high levels of psychological distress were found in children who had been orphaned by AIDS. Anxiety, depression and anger were more found to be more common among AIDS orphans than other children. 12% of AIDS orphans affirmed that they wished they were dead, compared to 3% of other children interviewed.10
These psychological problems can become more severe if a child is forced to separate from their siblings upon becoming orphaned. In some regions this occurs regularly: a 2002 survey in Zambia showed that more than half of orphaned children no longer lived with all of their siblings.11
Household impact
The loss of a parent to AIDS can have serious consequences for a child's access to basic necessities such as shelter, food, clothing, health and education. Orphans are more likely than non-orphans to live in large, female-headed households where more people are dependent on fewer income earners.12 This lack of income puts extra pressure on AIDS orphans to contribute financially to the household, in some cases driving them to the streets to work, beg or seek food.13
The majority of children who have lost a parent continue to live in the care of a surviving parent or family member, but often have to take on the responsibility of doing the housework, looking after siblings and caring for ill or dying parent(s). Children who have lost one parent to AIDS are often at risk of losing the other parent as well, since HIV may have been transmitted between the couple through sex.
Children orphaned by AIDS may miss out on school enrolment, have their schooling interrupted or perform poorly in school as a result of their situation. Expenses such as school fees and school uniforms present barriers to school attendance if orphans' caregivers struggle to afford these costs.14
Studies suggest that the impact of orphanhood on a child's education is closely interlinked with other factors such as poverty. For example, a multi-country study released in 2010 found that orphanhood itself was not directly associated with lower school attendance (when measuring school attendance orphans are defined as children who have lost both parents while non-orphans are defined as children both of whose parents are alive).15 Instead, other factors such as greater household wealth were more likely to result in increased school attendance for both orphans and non-orphans. However, the loss of a productive family member is likely to be a financial burden and might push a family into poverty, increasing the likelihood that a child orphaned by AIDS will miss out on school. Moreover, most orphans and their caregivers still do not receive any type of external support in the form of healthcare, nutrition, or psychosocial support.16 Ensuring that households where a child has been orphaned by AIDS receive external care and support is therefore essential to ensure that the increasing number of AIDS orphans attend school.
Figures released in 2010 revealed that in most countries in sub-Saharan Africa the gap between school attendance by orphans and non-orphans has narrowed although progress varies across the region.17 Despite this, orphans, particularly those from poorer households still remain less likely to attend school compared to non-orphans.
Outside of school, AIDS orphans may also miss out on valuable life-skills and practical knowledge that would have been passed on to them by their parents. Without this knowledge and a basic school education, children may be more likely to face social, economic and health problems as they grow up.18
Children grieving for dying or dead parents are often stigmatised by society through association with AIDS. The distress and social isolation experienced by these children, both before and after the death of their parent(s), is made worse by the shame, fear, and rejection that often surrounds people affected by HIV and AIDS. Because of this stigma, children may be denied access to schooling and health care. Once a parent dies children may also be denied their inheritance and property. Often children who have lost their parents to AIDS are assumed to be HIV positive themselves, adding to the likelihood that they will face discrimination and damaging their future prospects. In this situation children may also be denied access to healthcare that they need. Sometimes this occurs because it is assumed that they are infected with HIV and their illnesses are untreatable.
"We should remember that the process of losing parents to HIV/AIDS for the children often includes the pain and the shame of the stigma and the fear that the disease carries in most our societies." UNICEF representative Bjorn Ljunqvist19
Family structures
In African countries that have already suffered long, severe epidemics, AIDS places pressure on families and communities. Traditional systems of taking care of children who lose their parents, for whatever reason, have been in place throughout Sub-Saharan Africa for generations. But HIV and AIDS are eroding such practices by creating larger numbers of orphans than have ever been known before. The demand for care and support is simply overwhelming in many areas. HIV reduces the caring capacity of families and communities by deepening poverty, through medical and funeral costs as well as the loss of labour.20
The way forward
The way forward is threefold: firstly new HIV infections must be prevented so that children do not lose their parents; secondly access to antiretroviral treatment needs to be stepped up; and finally care must be provided for those children who are already orphaned. The rest of this page is devoted to issues around the care of AIDS orphans in Africa, but it is also important that HIV prevention is not forgotten. The situation of AIDS orphans is ultimately generated by adult deaths; until this problem is addressed the orphan crisis will continue.
Support for carers
In the early days of the AIDS orphan crisis, there was a rush by well meaning non-governmental organisations to build orphanages. Given the scale of the problem, though, this response was unsustainable, as the cost of maintaining a child in such an institution is much greater than other forms of care. Most people now believe that orphans should be cared for in family units through extended family networks, foster families and adoption, and that siblings should not be separated. Studies in sub-Saharan Africa have repeatedly demonstrated that growing up in a family environment is more beneficial to a child than institutional care, which should be considered a temporary option or a last resort.
Ultimately, though, the extended family can only serve as part of the solution to mass orphanhood if adequately supported by the state and the community, as well as other sectors of society.
The community needs to be supportive of children when they are orphaned, making sure that they are accepted and have access to essential services, such as health care and education. This means improving existing services and reducing the stigma surrounding children affected by AIDS so that they do not face discrimination when trying to access these services.
Keeping children in school
"My sister is six years old. There are no grown-ups living with us. I need a bathroom tap and clothes and shoes. And water also, inside the house. But especially, somebody to tuck me and my sister in at night-time."
Apiwe aged 1321
Schools can play a crucial role in improving the prospects of AIDS orphans and securing their future. A good school education can give children a higher self-esteem, better job prospects and economic independence. As well as lifting children out of poverty, such an education can also give children a better understanding of HIV and AIDS, decreasing the risk that they will become infected. Schools can also offer benefits to AIDS orphans outside of education, such as emotional support and care.
Empowerment for children
If AIDS orphans are as active members of the community rather than just victims, their lives can be given purpose and dignity. Many children already function as heads of households and as caregivers. They are a vital part of the solution and should be supported in planning and carrying out efforts to lessen the impact of AIDS in their families and communities.
Protection for the legal & human rights of orphans
Much can be done to ensure the legal and human rights of AIDS orphans. Many communities are now writing wills to protect the inheritance rights of children and to prevent land and property grabbing, where adults attempt to rob orphans of their property once they have no parents to protect their rights.
"You find that the parents have been productive and have left assets for the children but immediately after their deaths, the relatives squander everything. Those that are left without anything are just being used for the food rations." Pelonomi Letshwiti, a social worker for Childline Botswana22
Children orphaned due to AIDS may face exploitation in other areas of their lives as well. For instance, evidence suggests that there is a relationship between AIDS orphans in sub-Saharan Africa and increased child-labour.23
Meeting emotional needs
The physical needs of orphans, such as nutrition and health care, can often appear to be the most urgent. But the emotional needs of children who have lost a parent should not be forgotten. Having a parent become sick and die is clearly a major trauma for any child, and may affect them for the rest of their life.
"My sister is six years old. There are no grown-ups living with us. I need a bathroom tap and clothes and shoes. And water also, inside the house. But especially, somebody to tuck me and my sister in at night-time." Apiwe aged 1324
Country responses to the AIDS orphan crisis: Botswana, Malawi, and Zambia
In many countries with a high prevalence of HIV, efforts to provide care and support for AIDS orphans have been underway for many years. Although existing initiatives are encouraging, many of these are small scale and are struggling with the increasing number of children that require care. Three of the Africa countries that have been worst affected by HIV and AIDS are Botswana, Malawi, and Zambia.
In Botswana, it is estimated that 93,000 children had lost their parent(s) to AIDS by the end of 2009.25
A National Orphan Programme was established in April 1999 to respond to the immediate needs of orphaned children, and a comprehensive policy for helping AIDS orphans was established under this programme.26 The government currently runs a 'food basket' scheme, where a basket of food is provided to orphaned households once a month. Orphans are also provided with school uniforms and are subsidised for transportation fees to get to school, among other things.27 By December 2005, 50,557 orphans were registered to receive support from the government.28
An example of the programme in action is the rural district of Bobirwa, where district authorities have contracted the Bobirwa Orphan Trust to deliver essential services to orphans in the area. The Trust is made up of community volunteers and government paid employees, including social workers and family welfare educators. Members of the Trust register orphans in the district and identify their needs through home visits, schools and churches. They also initiate community-based foster placements, and support the provision of food and clothing to orphans through local groups. On top of this, needy orphans are assisted with blankets, counselling, toys, bus fares to and from school, school uniforms and other educational needs.29
Traditionally, orphaned children in Botswana have been cared for by extended families. However, due to social and economic strain some families are no longer willing - or indeed able - to do this. Even when they are, the level of care orphans receive is sometimes unacceptable. In some cases, families have been known to take on orphans merely to benefit from government orphan packages.30
A variety of different community organisations do now provide support for orphans, and the government does encourage communities to provide care for orphans within the community, and to rely on institutional care only as a last resort.
The Kgaitsadi Society in Gabarone is an example of a community organisation set up to care for and educate AIDS orphans. Established in 2002, it assists with their basic needs and provides basic and primary school level education through a flexible school programme. It also provides support for children caring for family members and for those that are working. Other examples of community organisations are the Maun Counselling Centre, and the House of Hope in Palapye both of which provide day care support for orphans.31 32
Read more about HIV & AIDS in Botswana.
AIDS, extreme poverty and food shortages have all taken their toll on Malawi in recent years. By the end of 2009, it was estimated that Malawi had over half a million children orphaned by AIDS.33
As early as 1991, the Government of Malawi established a National Orphan Care Task Force. The Task Force is made up of various representatives and organisations, which are responsible for planning, monitoring and revising all programmes on orphan care. One year later, in 1992, National Orphan Care Guidelines were established. The guidelines serve as a broad blueprint to encourage and co-ordinate regional and community efforts. The Task Force has also established a subcommittee that is reviewing existing laws and legal procedures to provide greater protection to vulnerable children.34
An important aspect of the government's strategy has been to promote and support community based programmes. In both rural and urban areas across Malawi, communities are developing a variety of ways to cope with the growing crisis of AIDS orphans. In many villages orphan committees have been established to monitor the local situation and to take collective action to assist those in need.35
The Government furthered its commitment to AIDS orphans in June 2005 when President Mutharika launched The National Plan of Action for Orphans and Vulnerable Children. This plan, which is due to run until 2009, aims to increase access to essential services - such as education, health, nutrition, water and sanitation - amongst AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children. It also aims to help families and communities provide support for such children.36
The large number of children losing parents to AIDS in Malawi presents a daunting challenge to both the government and regional communities. A severe lack of human and financial resources continues to hold back Malawi's fight against AIDS, including efforts to support AIDS orphans.
"Orphans have little food, few clothes, no bedding and no soap...and as a whole, community care because of HIV/AIDS is overwhelmed and breaking down."37
Read more about HIV & AIDS in Malawi.
In Zambia the estimated number of children orphaned because of AIDS is 690,000.38
The AIDS epidemic in Zambia is among the worst in the world. Under the twin pressures of poverty and disease, many extended families (which traditionally care for vulnerable children in Zambia) are breaking down.
"It's very hard to find a family in Zambia that hasn't been personally touched. It's very hard to find a child that hasn't seen or witnessed a death related to HIV/AIDS. The extended family in the community structure, they've really broken under the weight of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and poverty, and when the burden becomes too great, families are unable to cope anymore, and so we're seeing tremendous numbers of orphans and children who are no longer able to be cared for by their extended family."
"And in the midst of all that, we are seeing within the communities themselves and within extended families truly heroic efforts to absorb the children, to work with them, to give them the nurturing and caring in the environment, in their own communities that is so necessary for this next generation." Stella Goings, UNICEF representative39
Child-headed households, once a rarity in Zambia, are now more common. Unfortunately, formal and traditional inheritance, land ownership and health policies have not kept up with their needs.
In July 2006, Zambia's Health Minister, Ronnie Shikapwasha, revealed that 6% of the country's AIDS orphans were homeless and that less than 1% lived in orphanages. He stressed that more needs to be done to support AIDS orphans, through better access to education, health care, nutrition, and food, among other things.40
One multi-sectoral project in Zambia is Strengthening Community Partnerships for the Empowerment of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (Scope-OVC). This support programme is implemented by CARE/Zambia with help from Family Health International (FHI) and funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Between 2003 and 2004, this project offered life-sustaining care and support services for over 81,709 children. The project works to keep siblings together and children within extended families and communities. Scope develops district and community level capacity and resources to respond to the needs of orphans and vulnerable children. Scope also tries to build partnerships and networks and sustain old ones with community-based organisations that provide care and support for children.41
Read more about HIV and AIDS in Zambia.
The need for urgent & sustained action
"If this situation is not addressed, and not addressed now with increased urgency, millions of children will continue to die, and tens of millions more will be further marginalised, stigmatised, malnourished, uneducated, and psychologically damaged."
Millions of children have already lost at least one parent as a result of the AIDS epidemic, and millions more are likely to over the next few years. There is an urgent need to help, care and protect these children. There is also a need to prevent people becoming infected with HIV so that the number of children orphaned in the future is minimised. In many countries a variety of initiatives are now taking place to help AIDS orphans. The number of children requiring support is increasing and in many instances the increase in response is not keeping up with the increase in need. Responses need to be scaled up, and this is going to need increases in both financial resources and commitment over the next few years.
In September 2003, Stephen Lewis, then UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, spoke about the AIDS orphan problem:
"... in Zambia, [we] were taken to a village where the orphan population was described as out of control. As a vivid example of that, we entered a home and encountered the following: to the immediate left of the door sat the 84-year-old patriarch, entirely blind. Inside the hut sat his two wives, visibly frail, one 76, the other 78. Between them they had given birth to nine children; eight were now dead and the ninth, alas, was clearly dying. On the floor of the hut, jammed together with barely room to move or breathe, were 32 orphaned children ranging in age from two to sixteen... It is now commonplace that grandmothers are the caregivers for orphans."
"The grandmothers are impoverished, their days are numbered, and the decimation of families is so complete that there's often no one left in the generation coming up behind. We're all struggling to find a viable response, and there are, of course, some superb projects and initiatives in all countries, but we can't seem to take them to scale."42
Additionally, Carol Bellamy (a former Executive Director of UNICEF), stated that:
"The silence that surrounds children affected by HIV/AIDS and the inaction that results is morally reprehensible and unacceptable. If this situation is not addressed, and not addressed now with increased urgency, millions of children will continue to die, and tens of millions more will be further marginalised, stigmatised, malnourished, uneducated, and psychologically damaged."43
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- 11. USAID/SCOPE-OVC/FHI (2002), 'Results of the orphans and vulnerable children head of household baseline survey in four districts in Zambia'.
- 12. Monasch and J. Ties Boerma (2004), 'Orphanhood and childcare patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa: an analysis of national surveys from 40 countries', AIDS 18 (suppl. 2): S55-S65.
- 13. Salaam T., Congressional Research Service (2005), 'AIDS orphans and vulnerable children (OVC): problems, responses and issues for congress'.
- 14. UNICEF (2006), 'Africa's Orphaned and Vulnerable Generations: Children Affected by AIDS'.
- 15. Akwara, P. et al, (2010) 'Who is the vulnerable child? Using data to identify children at risk in the era of HIV and AIDS' AIDS Care 22(9) 1066-1085
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- 19. United Nations Children's Fund (2003) 'Statement by UNICEF representative Bjorn Ljungqvist, HIV/AIDS orphans survey findings conference', April 8.
- 20. United Nations Children's Fund (2003) 'Statement by UNICEF representative Bjorn Ljungqvist, HIV/AIDS orphans survey findings conference', April 8.
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- 22. IRIN News (October 2002), 'Botswana: AIDS orphans exploited'.
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- 28. UNICEF website (May 2006), Children's march helps launch HIV/AIDS campaign in Botswana.
- 29. UNAIDS (2006) 'Report on the global AIDS epidemic'.
- 30. IRIN News (October 2002), 'Botswana: AIDS orphans exploited'
- 31. UNDP (2004), 'UNDP botswana provides US$ 75,000 from UB40 concert to support Civil Society initiatives'
- 32. African Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnerships website, House of Hope
- 33. UNAIDS (2010) 'UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epidemic'
- 34. International HIV/AIDS Alliance (2002), 'Expanding community-based support for orphans and vulnerable children'.
- 35. Phiri S. and Webb D. (2002), 'The impact of HIV/AIDS on orphans and programme and policy-responses', in Cornia G. (ed.) 'AIDS, public policy and well being'.
- 36. IRIN News (June 2005), 'Malawi: new child welfare plan gives stakeholders common platform'.
- 37. IRIN News (October 2002), 'Malawi: More action needed to support orphans'.
- 38. UNAIDS (2010) 'UNAIDS report on the global AIDS epidemic'
- 39. Pbs.org (May 2002), 'Orphaned by AIDS'.
- 40. Henry J. Kaier Family Foundation (July 2006). 'Zambia Needs To Implement Policies Addressing AIDS Orphans, Health Official Says', accessed at TheBody.com
- 41. USAID (2005), 'USAID Project Profiles: Children Affected by HIV/AIDS'.
- 42. UN Secretary-General's envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, Stephen Lewis (2003), Opening Address of the XIIIth International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa.
- 43. Bellamy C. (2002), 'Urgent Action for Children on the Brink'.


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the Maroon Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, February 9, 1962 No. 14 Vol. XXXVIII Duplantier voices hope for student support By LIZ BRODRICK March 3 election could make Loyola grad mayor "as mayor I will give consideration to the problem." Hβ stressed that college students should not fear to involve themselves in politics, but rather should take advantage of any chance to do so. His advice to young people considering politics as a career was this, "Get into it!" He advised aspiring student politicians to "become active in civic affairs and to develop community interests." He refuted the commonly-held notion that political work is a corrupting force. He said, "I know that some of the older generations may say, 'Don't get involved.' Don't listen to that; politics does not have to be a dirty business." Answering whether honesty is not difficult to retain in public life, Duplantier snapped, "No, not at all. Integrity must be retained the same way it is in any other field, by persistence and resisting temptation." He added that he would have no objection to his own children going into politics and that he had found it to be "a most pleasant and satisfying experience." • Father of five The 32 year old state senator has lived in Louisiana all his life, is married and the father of five children ranging in age from two to nine years. A Roman Catholic, he is a graduate of Jesuit high school and a lieutenant in the United States Naval Reserve. For the first time in its history, New Orleans may have a Loyola alumnus for mayor. If State Senator Adrian Duplantier is chosen by the voters on March 3, he will be the first Loyolan ever to reach that apex of civic success. Senator Duplantier stated Monday night that he would be quite happy to have Loyola student backing in his upcoming election. Commenting on the large number of students who have been behind him throughout his successful campaign winning the first Democratic primary, Duplantier said, "I would like to thank the student volunteers for their support and help. "I would like to express the hope that everybody at Loyola will take an active interest now that there are only two candidates left in the race." About the ever-present university parking problem, Senator Duplantier paused to think a moment, then with a characteristic gesture over his glasses explained his opinion. This is "a running problem," he said, "existing between the students of Loyola and the residents off the area." • Don't fear politics When reminded that Loyolans have continually petitioned the City Council to take action regarding the strictly enforced parking regulations, he asserted that Evidently taking heed of his own advice to be active in civic affairs, the young candidate currently holds membership in 28 public interest organizations and has served as an officer in seven of them. In 1960 he received a special award for distinguished service from the New Orleans Association for Retarded Children, that same year he was voted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce as the "outstanding young man in the New Orleans area." Duplantier stated that the Tulane student newspaper, The Hullabaloo, in its endorsement of his candidacy, had mistakenly referred to him as a Tulane graduate. He never attended school there, but seemed amused and somewhat honored, at being claimed by two top New Orleans universities. • Remembers student lounge Deviating for the moment from the subject at hand, Duplantier reminisced about the old student lounge building that had been torn down and replaced since he graduated 13 years ago. He admitted with a grin, however, that the cafeteria is the same as ever He went on to name Loyola as the setting in which he first encountered some of his present politcial associates and rivals. Former RDO candidate James A. Comiskey was graduated from the law school two years behind him. Maurice "Moon" Landrieu, candidate for councilman-at-large,councilman-at-large, on the Duplantier ticket, was also a graduate of Loyola. Duplantier is a cum laude graduate of the Loyola school of law, class of 1949. He won the faculty award for the best scholastic average throughout the law course. The mayoralty candidate has remained an active participant in university affairs since graduation. Since 1962 he has been a part-time volunteer member of the law school faculty, as well as a lecturer on jurisprudence at the school of dentistry. • Law's Alumni Prexy He served as president of the Law School Alumni Association, and was a member of its nominating committee from 1956-1960. He also served two terms as a member of the executive committee of the university's Alumni Association. Duplantier said that while he had not yet become affiliated with city or state politics, he had been active in student affairs, being elected to the Student Council, Alpha Sigma Nu, national Jesuit honor fraternity and ÜBL social fraternity. , His last words before he sprinted out to shake a few more hands were addressed to his supporters. "Get the people out!" he said. LU Students Slate Events For 'Jubilee' By PHYLLIS DAROCA Projects for the Golden Anniversary celebration are as indefinite as Col. John Glenn's flight into space. And trying to get information from the various offices and colleges on the campus is as difficult as getting a scoop out of the Kremlin. Anyhow, it goes something like this: There will be no universitysponsored celebration for the Golden Jubilee, the public relations office reports. Law school will dedicate its fifth annual Natural Law institute, sponsored by the St. Thomas More Law club to the anniversary celebration. The college of business administration has recently sponsored a Controllers' Institute and will also hold a Management Seminar as their part in the celebration. Dentistry's contribution is a Scientific day, April 14, at the Fontainebleau motor hotel where those attending will hear speeches by former Loyola graduates, and see demonstrations by present dentistry students. A special issue of The Maroon, April 27, and "Men of the South" will be dedicated to the jubilee. The Wolf, the campus yearbook, will be designated as the Golden Anniversary edition. The fifth annual Natural Law Institute will feature Senator Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota as its principal speaker. "Political Looking Inside • The Maroon has taken another campus opinion survey. But wait—this one's a little different. This week's opinion survey is about The Maroon. Yes, you'll be able to see a cross section of student views about this paper on ... Page 4 • It's Bon Voyage and off to Europe this week as the Rev. Bernard Tonnar, S.J., takes you on a tour across the European Continent. For the entire story turn to ... Page 5 • The highlight of the intramural season will take place Wednesday and Friday nights as the annual boxing tournament will be held for the fourth year. There will be eight champs trying to retain their titles this year. For details turn t0... Page 6 More students turning to larger universities school counselors meeting at Loyola Monday that the small, private college is losing ground to the larger state universities. Cameron was guest speaker at a workshop for the coun- selors under the direction of] the Rev. Robert L. Boggs, S.J., in Marquette auditorium from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. "The small private college has always had the prestige of being the backbone of our educational system. Today, however, more and more students are turning to state institutions because of financial difficulties," Cameron said. The Southern educational leader added that a problem facing small colleges is that qualified professors are scarce and require high salaries, which larger universities can more easily provide. He opined "Many small colleges will be forced to close. Others will have to accept government aid and gradually will become community colleges." However, he did state that state universities, also due to the influx of those desiring admission, will have to demand more or higher entrance requirements. "School records are the best ... e 11 J: SC delays solution to parking problem Council tables vote to cancel group's power By GWEN SAN MARCO Bert Harris, chairman of the parking committee, proposed for the second time that the Student Council vote to cancel the committee's legislative powers at the Council's Tuesday meeting For the second time, the motion was tabled because of insufficient time. Harris seeks the dissolution of the parking committee's legislative branch because he feels that it no longer serves a purpose. The committee's legislative powers enable it to investigate the parking conditions. "We (the parking committee) feel that the legislative power of the committee has been fulfilled," explained Harris. "We feel that more work should be done on the judicial branch of the committee," continued Harris. "No further investigations should be made." A brief report on the committee's labors with regards to its judicial branch was given at the meeting. The report was found to be insufficient by Council President Ken Sills and Harris was asked to present another at the next Council meeting. "There is a weekly hearing every Thursday in M3l at noon," reported Harris in his rejected report. He further explained that students in order to appear before the committee must present their tickets and the reasons why they received them. Loyolans must state their case, naming the basic reasons why they consider the tickets unjust. Harris noted that sometimes the injustice was evident, in fact, generally so, without the ticket recipients voicing their reasons. • HARRIS PROPOSES In the meeting last week when Harris first proposed the dissolution of the legislative branch, he said that despite requests to maintenance that the new parking lot be marked off, maintenance neglected to do so, thus they were forced to make another request. Finally, maintenance complied and Harris reported at this week's meeting that the new parking areas were marked and that nonparking areas were also identified.With regards to the newly marked non-parking areas, the parking chairman emphasized that there is no reason why students should not recognize these prohibited areas and therefore, tickets given for violations concerning these areas would be valid. Three recent major achievements were listed by Harris as BERT HARRIS Committee head reveals plans for parking By CHARLES YOUNG More parking lots, designated parking spaces, and a pigeon-hole parking lot were some of the plans revealed by Bert Harris, A&S sophomore representative and head of the Student Council's parking committee, in an interview last Monday. Harris said that because of numerous complaints by students that they were unable to leave the Loyola St. lot once they parked in it due to cars blocking the way, parking places in the lot were going to be marked off in the manner in which they are in the horseshoe. He said that any student violating the new restrictions would be ticketed and fined accordingly.He said that future plans include another lot in the area of the fieldhouse, and would probably be located on the present sight of the school garage. "In the very distant future we hope to build a pigeon-hole parking lot, but a great deal depends on the student center," said Harris. Father Boggs suggested this same thing last year to the Student Council when the problem was at its peak. "The co-operation given us both by the administration and the maintenance department has been very good," Harris commented. He said that the students also have voiced their approval on the work the committee has been doing. "In a recent poll taken from 236 students in all colleges 88.5% liked the job we were doing and wanted us to continue, 3.6% didn't like the job and didn't want us to continue and 7.9% of the students interviewed had no opinion," Harris said. Harris said that students getting tickets should either pay them or come to the hearings every Thursday at noon in M3l. "If students fail to pay their tickets they will not receive their grades," said Harris. Because of these hearings many students have gotten tickets revoked that were given them unjustly. Students, problems their concern, too Ben F. Cameron, Jr., principal speaker at the high school counselors' workshop, chats with the Rev. Robert L. Boggs, S.J., dean of students, and Mr. Louis Bourgeois, a Louisiana school teacher. The university-sponsored workshop was held to inform counselors throughout the state of the problems of counseling, college admissions and small colleges in competition with highly-financed state institutions. The education representatives met at Loyola for the discussions Monday in Marquette auditorium and the student lounge. Blood drive A drive to get students to donate blood for the Hemophilia society will be sponsored by BEU and Med Tech, Feb. 27, in the Med Tech building. Registration (or the drive will be held Monday and Tuesday. ft*********************** Administration recognizes Conservative club The Conservative club, a new organization on campus, has been officially approved, announced the Rev. Robert L. Boggs, S.J., dean of students. The club was organized to spearhead the conservative movement over the country. Paul Lapeyre, law sophomore, Henri Lapeyre, arts and sciences junior and Stuart Lagarde, BA sophomore, organized the club and collected the 400 signatures requiredrequired for approval. The purpose of the Conservative club, as stated in its constitution, is to "promote and defend the Constitution of the United States, the free enterprise system, and the principle of subsidiary." Working towards that end, the group will invite conservatives to speak. "There is a great need for the Conservative club," stated Henri Lapejre, "to stimulate the entire student body to form opinions and think about current events. Its primary purpose is not political— it's on a philosophical line. We delve into the reasons why there are governments and how governments should behave, rather than what party should win. We are not aligned with any political party." Open to all students, the Conservative club will meet sometime this month to elect officers. The Rev. Joseph Walsh, S.J., will act as moderator of the group. principal speaKer. i~ui (See JUBILEE, page 3) (See PARKING, page 2) eans of judging a college canC (See COUNSELORS, page 3)
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Seeeeee. I tooolllddd-djaah!
I so DO NOT CARE what happens to Kalifornia...
You will when we all have to bail them out!
Dec. 31st will be the last day my husband and I are covered by health insurance. My employer will not pay any more toward my premiums. My part would have been $400 a paycheck. When you work as a support staff member of a school you get screwed. The teachers pay 4 cents for the same policy that they want me to pay $400 for. I don´t make enough to afford $800 a month. We are four years out from Medicare. If something major comes up we are in a heap of trouble. We were told this was a direct result of obamacare.
But Barry said premiums would decrease 3000%.
I´m surprised it´s only 20%. Private insurance is circling the drain.
My letter from Blue Cross informing me of the rate increases said " Due to circumstances beyond our control", is code for obamacare.
Could not have happened to a more deserving state.
Does anyone really believe that something like this happening in California will not have a ripple effect throughout all of the Blue Cross entities across the country? Limited vision."Reserves are needed to ensure our members' claims can be paid no matter what," said Blue Shield spokeswoman Lindy Wagner. "We need them to protect against uncertainties like a pandemic or another crisis."The company also expects higher costs from an influx of new customers under the federal healthcare law in 2014."It's a once-in-a-lifetime change in the healthcare market that will bring a lot of volatility, and we need higher reserves for that," Wagner said.Conditions like those are not limited to California. Heads in sand won´t keep increases like this from happening elsewhere if it works out in California.
If you voted for the "one" you deserve this and so much more. If you didn´t vote for him, I feel your pain...
And here´s another surprise from Obamacare: I went in for physical therapy yesterday only to find out that there is now a $1880/year cap on Medicare payments. So this calendar year I can go wild up to $1880 but next year I´m restricted to that amount for the whole year. Thank you O.
I believe ObamaCare is going to illustrate the adage "Wait til it´s free, you won´t be able to afford it".That $3.9b reserve sounds like a lot for a non-profit. But it may be justified.These increases aren´t confined to one company or to California. People are going to drop out, then government will somehow have to force them back in.Sounds like the Godfather script.
At least Blue Shield is still in California. However, if the 60% Democrat freeloading population keeps up the pressure, they might decamp and leave the state altogether, leaving the "free stuff" crowd to find "free" insurance elsewhere.
Obama and his minions has been selling us lies and a boatload of crap since day one. The disparity between this man´s words and deeds is absolutely astounding and yet half the American public continues to support him. The old saying that you elect politicians you deserve seems to be very appropriate for United States nowadays.
The very basics of insurance are that the company has the funds to meet a catastrophe. The funds are not to subsidize goobernment mandates. This is no different than requiring people to buy unaffordable health insurance and the goobernment forcing people to use their savings to pay for it. Savings are not there to support goobernment programs but to insure cash during crises. But then the idea of our goobernment to take money from those that have and give it to those that don't.
Meanwhile, this just in from Aetna:Health insurance premiums may as much as double for some small businesses and individual buyers in the U.S. when the Affordable Care Act's major provisions start in 2014, Aetna Inc. (AET)'s chief executive officer said. While subsidies in the law will shield some people, other consumers who make too much for assistance are in for "premium rate shock," Mark Bertolini, who runs the third-biggest U.S. health-insurance company, told analysts yesterday at a conference in New York. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-12/aetna-ceo-sees-obama-health-law-doubling-some-premiums.htmlAnd posted at LCom:http://lucianne.com/thread/?artnum=715497
yeah, and my wife´s PAP and Mammogram which used to be a CO-pay and minimal lab fees was over $700!


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Jones Day has hired Gene Buttrill as a partner in Hong Kong. Most recently a partner in Proskauer Rose's Hong Kong office, Buttrill mainly advises issuers and underwriters in China-related IPOs and corporate finance transactions. In 2010, he represented Chinese wind-turbine maker Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology on a $917 million IPO in Hong Kong.
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Braless Valentine (Thursday The 14th) - On this Valentine's day, I sit at my desk...
White wife beater, braless, pierced, Areolas clearly visible...with hard chocolate nipples poking through.
Happy valentine's Day ;)
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Feb 14
A Treat For Me! - Today was a particular treat. My wife and I went shopping. She wore a green wife beater with no bra. Her 34Ds looked perfect in them. As we walked down the isles in Walmart (where all classy people shop) she was getting looks from everyone. Could she really be...
Jun 26
Stranger Were Braless - Yesterday i was working late and my car is with the mechanics. So i took the bus home late last night around 10pm.
It was a double decker bus and i've went to the top level of the bus. It was completly empty except this good looking lady sat at the last...
3 Responses
Jul 22
Watching And Enjoying - I'm sure it has something to do with how warm it is outside (95 degrees) or the humidity (currently 80%), but I don't mind at all. I went to Wal Mart to pick up a snack and I counted no fewer than 7 women not wearing a bra. They were of all ages, sizes...
Jul 22
Au Naturale Is Awsome!! - I have been married forever, but I am still a young stud inside. I really feel that I can make it with a 20-ish hot boddied babe, that I see at the mall, bar, beach, grocery store....wherever.......that has nipples poking out of her shirt. The nipple...
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Apr 9, 2012
Braless Is Best - I have not worn a bra in 3 years, I don't miss them at all !!
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Jun 25, 2012
Braless For 1 Yr. - I am celebrating being braless for one yr. My husband enjoys me being braless heck i enjoy being braless. When i did wear a bra he would tell me why do u wear those wires. So i would quickly remove it in front of him because i knw how he like seeing my nipples...
2 Responses
Oct 21
Braless Women Today - I saw a large breasted braless women today at the shops, they were swaying as she walked past and her nipples were erect and piercing her shirt. I love braless girls
Jan 28
All I Have To Say Here About Women Going Braless - I first posted this as a confession. Since then I haven't had anything new to contribute to this group, so I may as well post it here as well. I'd rather my x-ray eyes linger on all of that stylish bralessness, but my...
1 Response
Dec 4, 2012
Braless In Jamaica - The first time we went to Jamaica we stayed a resort called Grand Lido Braco. The resort was laid out around a central plaza area with a pool, restaurants and shops. On one side of the resort there are rooms overlooking a pool and a couple of hot tubs. This...
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Mar 19
Braless In Blue - Thursday too hecticThe weekend is almost hereHappy Friday all!!
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Feb 22
What Does It Say - What does it say about a woman when she goes braless?
It says she is confident and that she is proud of her breasts. It says that she wants attention. It says that she is a temptress and a seductress. It says that she is not inhibited but rather is a free...
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Jul 31, 2012
Six Flags - When our kids were younger we used to get season passes at Six Flags in Arlington, TX every year.
Once we got an eyeful after we had just come off the Splashdown, which was like a log ride except shorter every rode in a big boat that held maybe 50 people that...
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Mar 27
No Bra - Lve to get my lady friend to wear a white silky blouse tht buttons up whn we are goin. She has a nice set of 34cs wth small dark nipples. So whn she leaves about half thm undone she flashes thn and u can see her pretty nips through blouse. Gets me hard the whole evenin...
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Aug 18, 2012
This Weekend - I saw a girl this weekend who had a small top no bra and nice big nipples
Was hard in like 1/2 second!
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Dec 9, 2012
She Hates Bra'S, I"M Gald She Does - My wife is a B cup, and was braless the first time I met her. She was usually braless outside of work. When we would go out on dates, she usually didn't bother wearing one, which was fine with me. I knew others looked, some with...
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Jun 27
Small *** Allways Better - every day i see diffrent size of **** but only one can get my eyes smaller ones
Feb 8
Hot Day At The Speedway! - Recently went to a NASCAR race at Kentucky Speedway and the temp was over 100 degrees....Sigh...But the positive side effect was their were woman of all ages and shapes and sizes not wearing a bra....It was a sight and helped me forget the hot rays...
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Jul 2, 2012
Visible Nipples - Went shopping today and this chick had a white light cotton top on, she had little **** but her dark nipples were clearly visible for all to see. She had one piercing which you could see
1 Response
Feb 21
Braless Right Now (Thursday The 7th) - I am at my office job, braless with pierced nipples....EVERYDAY ;)
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Feb 7
You Know What They Say ,..the Bra Was Made By The Man! - Made by the man tto keep women restricted. To keep them tied down and I have practically begged my wife to go without a bra at home but with barely a positive response. Though I will say from time to time she does and I'm...
1 Response
Oct 30, 2012
Unnecessary.... - I do not like anything on under my clothes. I do not wear a bra, nor have I worn undies in the last 15 years. I love braless women!
2 Responses
Jan 14
Braless Wife - I encourage my wife to go braless whenever possible. She doesn't do it quite as much as i like but she is getting better:)
2 Responses
May 27, 2012
My Girlfriend - my girlfriend has virtually stopped wearing a bra, she does not feel comfortable. She has quite prominent nipples so i can see them all the time
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Apr 24
Who Needs A Bra? - Not me. right now, I dont have a bra on and it is GREAT.Rubbing them right now is making them perk up. I love that feeling.They look so nice. I want to show the world.-Destini
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Apr 7, 2012
Bras - Its not that I hate bras, they can be sexy and erotic...I dont find them uncomfortable.
But being braless and revealing your breasts and nipples is just down right sexy!
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Apr 7, 2012
Takes Off Her Bra In The Restaurant - Friday night I worked late before picking up my wife from the airport as she returned from a business trip. We were both tired so we decided to go out to dinner. My wife was wearing somewhat conservative business attire - slacks and a...
10 Responses
Jul 21, 2012
Some Find It Offensive - And I once actually did. A classmate of mine, whom I found annoying, was walking around campus with clearly no bra, and maybe it was the way I felt about her snobbish answers in class, or her self-righteousness, but I wanted to smack her face. Her saggy...
8 Responses
Aug 11, 2012
Braless In Mexico - We went to a resort in Mexico on vacation. The pool and hot tub areas of the resort are clothing optional but they want you to be "covered" in the restaurants and common areas. The first night we were there I had Mary wear a short black skirt and this very...
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Mar 20
Braless Girls - As far as I can remember, women around me has always been braless.
I worked in a company where the leading woman who is a A cup was always braless. All the other women with cup till D were also braless, just to do as a leading one. It was a very good experience...
2 Responses
Nov 11
Hanging Free - I love girls that don't wear bras! Bras are absolutely rediculous! There's no law that says girls have to wear them, and even if there was, it's noone else's business. You would think that after the bra-burning of the 1960's that would have been the end of them...
1 Response
Jan 24, 2012
Anniversary Road Trip Nip Slip - Every year on our wedding anniversary my wife, Mary, and I take a road trip. We enjoy getting out of town and we use the opportunity to take pictures. On one of these trips Mary wore this blue top and no bra. It shows a huge amount of "side boob...
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Jul 13
Underwear Optional - ok im not gonna say i NEVER where bras but ONLY if i have to! like...ok with that dress yes....going out to where? yea i suppose....
if i have to i will but only if i HAVE TO! course there are times when i probably should and dont but thats another thing :)
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Apr 21, 2012
Fishnet Cover Up In Mexico - Our favorite resort in San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico is called Desire. The pool and hot tub areas of the resort are clothing optional but they want you to be "covered" in the restaurants and common areas. This fishnet "dress" is one of the cover...
3 Responses
Apr 6
Braless - Saw this hot chick today with a metal band singlet no bra. Just the sight of her side boob was hot, more girls should adopt this, it's soo hot.!! Do any other girls like showing heaps of side boob off??
Mar 30
A Woman Giving Her Male Friend A Back Massage Braless. - I would love a woman friend with nice breasts to give me a back massage braless and with her doing it everyday if posable.
1 Response
Jun 29
No Bra - Lve to get my lady friend to wear a white silky blouse tht buttons up whn we are goin. She has a nice set of 34cs wth small dark nipples. So whn she leaves about half thm undone she flashes thn and u can see her pretty nips through blouse. Gets me hard the whole evenin...
1 Response
Aug 18, 2012
To Bra Or Not To Bra - I love braless women too. I love to see erect nipples protruding from a tight top. I love to watch a woman's boobs jiggle as she walks.i
Jul 28, 2012
Barefoot Girls - Gday im an australian 30yo guy. I have a foot fetish. I love being barefoot and getting dirty soles my wife also knows i love it and she is mostly barefoot with tights.
Is this rare to have this fetish , i love the feeling of soles on the ground.
1 Response
Nov 20
Hey I love Black girls, theres just something so different about how the behave act and go through life!
there skin tone is mesmerising and the fullness of there figures is hypnotising! (big booty yeah thats right) ;) lol
I would love to meet a black girl one day and treat her...
3 days ago
I Want To Talk - I have a thing for bigger girls and more accurately girls who have recently gained weight and love their larger body and have dreams of getting bigger, I really like chatting and any girl who wants to talk about her body that'd be great I have KIK and would love...
Dec 2
Related Experiences
A few girls I know that are off and on chubby, and their stories.
Sarah-Ive never really noticed Sarah being fat. Probably cause she wasnt. Then she developed an eating issue and dropped 17 pounds. She looked really anorexic. Once the sickness went away, Ive never seen her not...
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5 days ago
Hi Everybody, - I'd like to chat to a girl who has the same passion like me....
I cannot understand why, but I have been attracted by the girls who have to pee in a such way that it become an excitement.
I cannot describe why or how it gets aroused me, but I do love to see a...
1 Response
Dec 1
They Are The Best. - Much more sexier then skinny girls. Love a bit of a meat and a nice round ***! Come on.
2 Responses
Nov 18
So honestly I would like to know what it is you find attractive about bbw that are big girls. I am a bigger woman who for a lot if years thought no one would be attracted to me because of my looks but see now that there are men that do find bigger women attractive. So keep your...
6 Responses
Nov 30
A Little Meat On The Bones Please - Call me crazy but I like women that look like women, not girls. Seriously ladies, eat something! I need something a can grab on to
Dec 2
I really want to try eating *****. I've kissed girls that were my friends a few years ago, but I'm ready for it now. I'm just curious.
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5 days ago
I lost my chance.... Forever love, the one match for everyone's soul.... These things elude me, is it because I love women? But fail to put one above all else..... I have spent times in my life in dark places, I have spent time alone in deep thought.... Contemplating feelings...
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2 days ago
I've Been Liking Since I Was Child - I've always loved chubby people, feeling their soft belly and cuddling in the fat folds of a chubby is the best thing that ever hapenned to me
1 Response
Nov 14
Hairy Under Arms Women Lover - i like to see hairy under arms women, at the fast time i see my girl friend hairy under arms, and i feeling very sex in self body, i every time liteley pulling her under arms pub, and i do licking her hairy under arms, then time my girlfriend...
2 Responses
Nov 15
Yeah, I said it! And I especially love, sleeping next to them, when she is naked, next to me. And facing me, I won't lie, that's what I prefer.
Something, about her soft, breasts, with her nipples touching my skin at first. Followed by my mouth eventually tracing, figure...
2 days ago
Boston Celtics - Having attended several Boston Celtic games over time, you do see women wearing the green Celtic shirts with the players names on them. They do look good.
Nov 11
Still On My List - I have been bisexual my whole life and have always been unbelievably turned on by tgirls. but sadly I have never even been able to get a date with one. I really want to meet one that I click with but honestly I am not sure how to approach one without coming...
1 Response
Nov 15
For Someone - Actually I haven't met an American girl,
I'm just soaring in my dreams.
Through some Hollywood movies, I feel like most of their personality is my type.
But there isn't many of them around my place, and, I live in Yangon, Myanmar.
If someone is interested in my...
2 Responses
Nov 17
Im A T-Girl And Here Are My Coming Out Stories +Instagram - Well for starters my instagram is Girlyautumn and whoever remembers me from a while back in November on here as AutumnCD is awesome but here are my stories.
-Step mom
So one night I think in November of 2012 I was...
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Nov 18
Waiting - I've waiting for my soul mate since I was 17.
Now, I'm 32 & become to doubt that am I the only one of my kind or still early...
Whatever,...I don't think I am so close...
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My office just got a little bit cooler.
Since moving office spaces last week, we now have the East and West sides. I live in the East.
Apparently, while the West side was on lunch today, they all went to buy Nurf guns and plan on attacking the East side soon.
They're going down.


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Carl Edwards, member of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition, is a championship NASCAR driver who won the 2007 Nationwide Series championship and finished second in the 2011 Sprint Cup Series. He has had a storied NASCAR career, moving his way from the Camping World Truck Series to NASCAR's elite Sprint Cup Series, winning a Nationwide Series Championship, and chalking up numerous wins in between. He is considered one of NASCAR's most voracious competitors, accumulating two NASCAR sanctioned track championships, three Rookie-of-the-Year honors, and 75 feature wins while racing on both dirt and pavement tracks across the country.
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Changing of the guard in men's tennis?
Some see Djokovic, Murray continuing ascendance as Federer, Nadal fall away
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