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UConn Emphasizes Defense In Blue-White Spring Game EAST HARTFORD — Defense – clap, clap – defense … The UConn football team was all about defense Saturday during the annual Blue-White Spring Game played before 6,500 at Rentschler Field. The scoring system was kind of quirky.... Dolson, Hartley Expected To Go Early In WNBA Draft Winning nine national championships, one World Championship and an Olympic gold medal gives Geno Auriemma the forum to tell WNBA coaches and general managers what he thinks. Diaco Changing The Football Culture At UConn EAST HARTFORD — On Wednesday, he brought them over in full practice gear to the women's national championship victory rally on campus. Diaco Changing The Football Culture At UConn

Mother's Against Violence - About Us... Tree of Life Listen to an audio description written especially for blind and partially sighted visitorsOr you can download the mp32 minutes, 52 seconds Made by Kester, Hilario Nhatugueja, Fiel dos Santos and Adelino Serafim Maté Maputo, Mozambique, 2004 The Tree of Life was made by four Mozambican artists: Cristovao Canhavato (Kester), Hilario Nhatugueja, Fiel dos Santos and Adelino Serafim Maté. It is a product of the Transforming Arms into Tools (TAE) project and is made from decommissioned weapons. TAE was set up by Bishop Dom Dinis Sengulane in 1995 and is supported by Christian Aid. Once the weapons are decommissioned, they are cut up and turned into sculptures by the artists in Maputo. Find in the collection online © 2005 Christian Aid / David RoseThe Tree of Life Use this imageThe 'trunk'Creating the TreeCreating the Tree More information Bibliography B. N. C. Dimensions Height: 3.500 m Museum number AOA 2005 Af. 1.1 Copyright Kester, Hilario Nhatugueja, Fiel dos Santos and Adelino Serafim Mate 2004

Generation Progress PeaceJam | Change Starts Here Jr Newtown Action Alliance PSA “Demand a Vote” « Newtown Action Alliance Here’s a sample letter to get the ink flowing! [divider] Dear Members of the 113th Congress, I am a student from __________________. I stand with Newtown students in support of the following common sense measures to reduce gun violence. I demand a vote: That requires a criminal background check for every gun sold in America that includes a review of all disqualifying records and meaningful record keeping for all sales – in the same manner that Federally licensed dealers are currently required;That bans an military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines; andThat makes gun trafficking a federal crime, with real penalties for straw purchasers; The epidemic of injury and death from gun violence is a plague on America, especially since the toll it takes on our students and families is preventable. Sincerely, Name City, State, Zip Code Please send your letter to: Newtown Action PO Box 3325 Newtown, CT 06470

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