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Woman helps "Lost Boys" of war-torn Sudan

Humanitarian Joan Hecht first saw the diseased and famine-plagued bodies of Sudanese men, women and children on her television screen in the mid-eighties. Feeling overwhelmed with hopelessness, she did nothing. "I, along with the rest of the world, turned the channel hoping someone else would come to their rescue.

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Local artist finds his inspiration  in everyday life on Earth

Local artist finds his inspiration in everyday life on Earth

Terry Rowlett is an artist whose pieces in the Roy C. Moore Art Gallery depict modern figures in natural settings. His work blends familiar, current figures with historical art references, such as "Flight out of Egypt," in which a modern family bicycles past a neighborhood.

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News

Panel sheds light on trafficking in area

Panel sheds light on trafficking in area

What exactly is a prostitute? Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman? A beautiful woman finds true love after offering illicit sexual favors to Richard Gere for money. But is that a true representation of a prostitute? The Women Helping Women club and other members of the community dispelled the glamor of prostitution.

Campus Life

Faculty, staff committed to student safety

Have you ever wondered about your safety as a student at Gainesville State College? Fear not, as students can study with peace of mind knowing that the dedicated faculty and staff here at GSC are committed to protecting students and ensuring safety. The decision to close the school is ultimately the responsibility of college President Martha Nesbitt.

Sports Features

Super Bowl could be a thrilling battle of high-flying offense

After months of battling, the matchup for the biggest sports game of the year is set. The New Orleans Saints will meet the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV on Feb. 7, 2010, in Miami, Fla. For the first time since 1993 the top seeds from each conference will meet.

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