Small acts of kindness will always make a difference to someone

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The charity Community Service Volunteers is seeking to encourage more Britons to become involved in voluntary work. For this reason, it has arranged Make a Difference Day, to be held on Nov 1, 1997. When this event was held in 1996, 9,000 people undertook 430 projects, including creating a wild flower meadow and renovating an old railway station. The charity hopes that in 1997 some people will feel a need to do something in their community as a practical memorial to Diana, Princess of Wales.

United Kingdom, Volunteerism

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Josie's battle to win back her life

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Josie Russell, who almost died in the violent attack in which her mother and sister were murdered, has shown great courage as she has sought to rebuild her life. She has made a gradual recovery, but still has emotional and physical damage. She often feels very frustrated about her limitations, and still has feelings of aggression towards her attacker. Police officers who have worked closely with her and her father feel that the conviction of her attacker will help her recovery process.

Psychological aspects, Victims of crimes, Crime victims, Russell, Josie

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Iman hits back at a world where the fashion is always for white

Article Abstract:

Former supermodel Iman has published an autobiography in which questions are raised about the portrayal of black models. The book is designed to investigate attitudes towards black appearances.

Portrayals, Bibliography, Fashion models, Iman

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