Written in Bone: Forensic Files of the 17th Century Chesapeake is an exploration of the hum
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Candles lit for Delhi rape victim - 0 views
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A gang rape victim in India has become the symbol of a campaign to improve women's rights.
Arab women wage cyber 'uprising' demanding rights - 0 views
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Women are using the internet to stir up a revolution for their rights in Arab countries. They started a facebook page less than a month ago that has already reached 30,000 likes. Now, they ask supports to post pictures explaining why they support women's rights.
Nations pledge $165m to aid Arab Spring states - 0 views
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An article from Pakistan announces that several nations are arranging funds to support economic development, including the creation of jobs. These nations include Japan, The United States, The United Kingdom and several others.
US must embrace Arab Spring despite dangers, says Hillary Clinton - 0 views
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Hillary Clinton believes that the United States must support the growing democracies of the Middle East, but also remember that these wars are not ours and we should not try and control them.
End of the Arab Spring? - Businessweek - 2 views
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An article examines the attacks on US embassies in the region.
Anthropology Home - 1 views
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This is the Smithsonian's Anthropology home page. It has many links to anthropological studies of every time period. My favorite is the "Written in Bow: Forensic Files of the 17th Century Chesapeake" page, because it was a neat exhibit to see when I went to the museum.
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