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The Monument for Victims of Hostile Acts: Honor Inscribed In Stone
The Mid-East has a reputation for being a hotbed of terrorism, obviously due to a clash of three major religions that frequently makes the evening news. The State of Israel is no exception to this rule, having experienced acts … Continue reading
Service Above Self: The Rotary Club International
Paul Percy Harris was a Chicago attorney who had a personal vision to make the humility evident in community service part of the mainstream business world. Born in Racine, Wisconsin on April 19, 1868, he moved to Vermont with his family … Continue reading
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