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[authorsherilynnkenny]

''The Alphabet According to Dewey'' by Sheri-Lynn Kenny

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[authorgiles]

There is no end to education.

[susanlukin]

How Cafe Momentum Makes it Possible for Formerly Incarcerated Youth to Achieve their Full Potential

Recognizing the obstacles facing youth coming out of juvenile detention centers, Chad Houser set out to build a restaurant that would offer culinary, job, an...

How Cafe Momentum Makes it Possible for Formerly Incarcerated Youth to Achieve their Full Potential

Recognizing the obstacles facing youth coming out of juvenile detention centers, Chad Houser set out to build a restaurant that would offer culinary, job, and life-skills training, as well as continued mentorship and support. Watch the video here: https://bit.ly/2FUHzI2

Credit: Center for Social Impact Strategy

[authordickerson]

Perfect for patients and counselors, "Freudian Concepts of Id, Ego and Superego Applied to Chemical and Other Addictions" sets the standard for chemical dependency treatment.

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[authorbmiller-blog]

They return this with love and affection.

[authorrosetta]

Racism is something that people can transcend through friendship.

Vincent F. Rocchio

[nickmezins]

The Creator has revealed the full truth to man. This book tells how the universe was created - and why - and how man fits into the scheme of the universe.

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[erwinbrewster-blog]

When fear pervades the body and the soul The slightest straw could now the mind control And take it to a climax with the hope, That anything could help them now to cope with despair, that had left them so inept That any lifeline they would now accept. This state of mind left them bereft of thought, And rendered any argument that sought To caution them to  think more carefully If what was promised could indeed be free. —From "Jonestown Remembered and Other Shorter Tragedies" by Erwin Brewster