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» Don't Leave Young Children in Hot Cars This Summer!
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 06/16/2010 | Education | Unrated

Do You Know the Dangers of Leaving Children in Hot Cars?

Many parents and caregivers leave babies and young children in hot cars during the summer thinking that they won't be in the store or post office too long.  However, a few minutes can turn into several minutes and cause illness or death for young children!  

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» How Can Teachers Protect Themselves From HIV/AIDS?
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 04/23/2010 | Education | Unrated
Young children like to hug teachers, hold hands, and are prone to bumps and scrapes.  Teachers must follow safety guidelines to protect themselves from communicable diseases while nurturing their students!
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» Gospel of Wickedness – The Hypocrisy and Falsehood of Helen Ukpabio – Part 2.
By Olusegun Fakoya MD. | Published 04/9/2010 | Nigerian Affairs , African Affairs , Notices and Special Reports , Human Rights , AfroCentric Affairs , Education , Religion | Unrated

The fact is that Sunday Ulup-Aya was a jobless miscreant who latched on to the money-spinning witch hunting business but lacked the finesse of Helen Ukpabio. He proclaimed himself a “Bishop” and the “Ulup-Aya” part of his name was a created one which means “a concealed secret had been revealed”.

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» Are Charter Schools Better Than Pulbic Schools?
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 04/8/2010 | Education | Unrated
There seems to be this large exodus of students heading to charter schools.  The perception is that charter schools are more like private schools and therefore would provide a better education for our children.  However, parents must get the facts before jumping from the oven into the fying pan so to speak!
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» Are Our Children Safe at School?
By Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers | Published 03/13/2010 | Education | Unrated
School violence is becoming an increasingly serious concern for parents and school administrators alike.  Most people do not expect to have to go to their children's schools because of a serious fight, stabbing or gun fire. Parents need to take an active role in their children's education by attending board meetings, PTA meetings and rallying others for causes like safety issues.
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