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The Post and Courier - Tue Dec 1, 12:06 am ETWhile concern about HIV/AIDS isn't what it used to be when it emerged in the 1980s, the virus is still on the move and not going away anytime soon.
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Grads win Rhodes and Marshall scholarships, third-year wins math prize
The Chicago Maroon - 1 hour 2 minutes agoStephanie Bell (B.A. ’08) received a Rhodes Scholarship, fourth-year Amol Naik received a Marshall Scholarship, and third-year Hannah Alpert received the Alice T. Schafer Prize for excellence in mathematics.
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Yays and Nays
Colorado State Collegian - 1 hour 3 minutes agoYay | to the CSU women's and men's basketball teams for having decent records so far this season. Nay | to the CSU football team going out on a sour note, losing to Wyoming in the last game of the season.
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UN says human rights violations could spread HIV/AIDS
EARTHtimes.org - 1 hour 7 minutes agoManila - The World Health Organization (WHO) warned Tuesday that human rights violations, compounded by limited or no access to health services, could significantly contribute to the spread of HIV/AIDS in Asia. The WHO's regional office in Manila urg...
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Rec men's basketball
Richfield Sun-Current - 1 hour 8 minutes agoRichfield Recreation Department is accepting registrations for its Class B and C men's basketball leagues. League games are Wednesdays starting Dec. 2. Season lasts until March 10. There are no league games on Dec. 23 and Dec. 30.
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FUSHION leads World AIDS Day activities
Casper Journal - 1 hour 10 minutes agoThe Casper-Natrona County Health Department will be collaborating with the Casper-College Student Group “FUSION” to conduct World AIDS Day activities on Tuesday, Dec. 1. Events will be held in the Robert’s Commons Ballroom on the campus of Casper College from 9 a.m. until p.m.
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World AIDS Day: AIDS Faces Funding Drop
OfficialWire - 1 hour 12 minutes agoOn World AIDS Day Tuesday, a day devoted to raising awareness, U.S. researchers point out the world could face a funding shortfall for treatment.
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Controversial school drug tests get under way in Hong Kong
EARTHtimes.org - 1 hour 22 minutes agoHong Kong - The Hong Kong government Tuesday began a controversial trial project to test 22,000 secondary school pupils for drug use. From Tuesday, urine samples were being taken from pupils in 23 schools and results shared between teachers, police a...
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AIDS treatment has come a long way
Daily Breeze - 1 hour 24 minutes agoSouth Bay doctors investigate drug therapies that can lengthen lives. When Dr.
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Teen peer educators talk about HIV/AIDS
Register-Star - 1 hour 27 minutes ago“HIV/AIDS is a huge issue that impacts billions of people,” said Rachel Gryner, a student at Taconic Hills High School. “I think that one of the first and most important steps to prevention is knowing the facts.”
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Campus participates in World AIDS Day
The Daily Utah Chronicle - 1 hour 28 minutes agoBy: Deborah Rafferty As part of World AIDS Day, several organizations around the U are offering their services to students, faculty and members of the community....
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Teen helps raise millions for charity with free throws
The Arizona Republic - 1 hour 30 minutes agoA Mesa teenager still makes a difference with free-throw marathon fundraisers to aid children orphaned by AIDS.
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Franklin County area community calendar of events
Chambersburg Public Opinion - 1 hour 31 minutes agoBreakfast, Chambersburg High School Class of 1959, 8:30 a.m., Johnnie's Family Restaurant, 679 S. Main St.; Brenda Roof at 263-9441. HIV testing, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Keystone Health, 820 Fifth Ave.; walk-ins welcome; free, confidential; 217-4242.
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You need to know
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal - 1 hour 35 minutes agoThe South Plains Community Action Association will host a World AIDS Day Memorial Service at 7 p.m. today at the Metropolitan Community Church of Lubbock, 4501 University Ave.
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Argentina halts 1st Latin American gay marriage
AP via Yahoo! News - 1 hour 39 minutes agoThey had planned a wedding day like Latin America has never seen.
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AIDS Day event today
Arizona Daily Star - 1 hour 39 minutes agoThe 21st anniversary of World AIDS Day will be recognized at a free event in Downtown Tucson today.
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