Teacher Hugging for Haiti Embraces 1,932
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A history teacher in Tennessee hugged 1,932 people in an hour to raise money for earthquake relief in Haiti. Warren T. Johnson raised $17,000 by embracing every student in his school's gym as well as reporters, parents and school staff.
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Vet in Austin Called a Reluctant Hero
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Robin De Haven, a 28-year-old Iraq war veteran, talks about how he helped five people escape from the burning Austin office building that was struck by a small airplane.
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Clowns Entertain Suffering Kids in Haiti
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Haitian children from a camp near the wrecked presidential palace got a brief respite from the hardships of life, thanks to the French Canadian charity "Clowns Without Borders."
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Washington Welcomes Year of the Tiger
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Residents in Washington, D.C. flocked to Chinatown to see the Chinese New Year parade. This year is the Chinese year of the tiger.
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Sea Lions, and Tourists, Return to Pier 39
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Sea lions are starting to return to a famous San Francisco pier. In November, all of the sea lions left pier 39, but now more than five dozen sea lions have returned, and so have the tourists.
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Ancient Walls May Offer Biblical Proof
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Ancient fortifications that date back 3,000 years support the biblical narrative of the era of King Solomon, an Israeli archaeologist says. The recently excavated wall is an indication that Jerusalem had the resources to build massive fortifications in the 10th century B.C.