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WHYVILLE HELP : GALLERY : DR. LEILA : SEARCH : SUBMIT : STAFF : HOME Dec 4, 2011

 

World AIDs Day

Bibi4evr sheds some light on the purpose of World AIDS Day.

As you may or may not have heard, December 1st (this past Thursday) was World AIDS Day. This year's theme was: Leading with Science, Uniting for Action.

What made me write this article initially was the fact that the schools where I live did little to show their awareness. In fact, it consisted of students in environmental classes wearing red ribbon stickers. So I wrote the article in hopes that it would raise awareness for Whyville citizens.

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Did You Know?
Xoxkitkat gets the scoop on YOU!

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Math Troubles
Nico511 advises on ways to improve in Math.

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Behind the Design: Ghetto Eskimo
HopeLuvs interviews a designer on a part that's perfect for the season.

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Justin Bieber?
Xoxkitkat wonders if it's too good to be true.


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I'm Sorry, Jess
N00RA says I'm sorry to a friend.

 

 

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Escape
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Let Me Tell You
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Enough
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Who Have I Become?
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Brighton Collectibles: Charm Bracelets

Cohenlm introduces an affordable way to create a custom bracelet.

Charms can be dated as far back as the Neolithic Era when prehistoric man would acquire and save unusual rock or wood. Charms eventually became much more meaningful in the 40's and 50's. Women would buy charms for their bracelets to symbolize important events such as sweet 16's, graduations, engagement, etc. Although these bracelets were fine and dandy, they eventually disappeared. Recently, however, charm bracelets are making a comeback.

Tiffany & Co., Juicy Couture, and Louis Vuitton are companies helping to bring back charm bracelets. Each have a great selection and quality, however they tend to be pricey. The Tiffany bracelet costs over $400 on average because each individual charm costs $100+. So, how exactly can one get a nice charm bracelet without smashing the piggy bank? One word: Brighton!

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