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'What are we going to eat? What are we going to do? It is one foot forward and...
'What are we going to eat? What are we going to do? It is one foot forward and...
Civil rights activist and political news show host Reverend Al Sharpton speaks to UD students and community members
Officials said this year’s plan works to increase diversity and inclusion among faculty and students and expand curricula with social justice.
Read Article Counselors Boniface Kabongo, left, and his sister Marie-Monique Kabongo of South Portland raise the Seeds of Peace flag during opening ceremonies Monday in Otisfield. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer OTISFIELD — On their first morning of camp, 70 teenagers wearing matching blue and green Seeds of Peace sweatshirts gathered on the field where more than 7,000 campers before them have come from across the globe to talk about deep divides and how to find common ground. But this summer, for the first time in its 28-year history, the camp is devoting a session exclusively...