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Human Rights in Mexico

By: Terry Ahtziry Cardenas Banda, attorney and former professor. The safeguarding of human dignity and the observance of human rights is an essential characteristic of a democratic state under the rule of law which gives meaning to the concepts of individual freedom and mutual respect. An international human rights institution …

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May 4, Star Wars Day

Star Wars Day, May 4, celebrates George Lucas’ Star Wars. It is observed by fans of the media franchise. Observance of the commemorative day spread quickly through media and grassroots celebrations. The date was chosen for the pun on the catchphrase “May the Force be with you” as “May the …

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What 19 in 20 Americans Don’t Know About World Poverty

What 19 in 20 Americans Don’t Know About World Poverty An overwhelming majority—95 percent—of Americans are confused about the state of global poverty By: Chelsea Follett An overwhelming majority—95 percent—of Americans are confused about the state of global poverty. A survey from the late Hans Rosling’s web project Gapminder assessed the public’s knowledge …

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IVC Presidential forum took place yesterday

The search for a new President/Superintendent of Imperial Valley College has been narrowed to five finalists, and the campus community as well as the public at large had an opportunity yesterday to hear from the candidates at a Public Forum and give written comments to the Board of Trustees. The …

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