By Sarah Foster
April 21, 2015
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They found her in the middle of the Syrian Desert.
She was 2 years old, lying abandoned on the side of the road, when a group of French nuns first approached her. They were there to save other stranded children just like her, hoping to bring them back to French orphanages for safety. Without a family o...
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By Sean Neumann
May 27, 2014
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The Chicago Cubs hired former MLB superstar Manny Ramirez to be a player-coach for the Triple A Iowa Cubs this past weekend and despite the gut reaction, it wasn’t a mistake.
It was a shocking move for the Cubs to risk distraction for performance, but the latter doesn’t lie. He was at times contr...
By Brittney Nadler
May 7, 2014
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Her name was Eleni, and she was just a toddler when she and her siblings fled Turkey barefoot with everything they could carry during the forced migration of the early 1920s.
With her brother at her side, disguised as a girl so the Turks wouldn’t take him, they set off toward boats that were sent to...
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