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Southern Exposure: Conversations With Bo Bice and Widespread Panic's John Bell

Mike Ragogna | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Black Crowes, The James Gang, Michael Houser, The Red Cross, Luftwaffe, Geneva Convention, Bo Bice, Antoine De Saint-Exupéry, Greg Barnhill, Blues-Rock, Charlie Daniels, Widespread Panic, Lynyrd Skynyrd, John Bell, Vic Chesnutt, Southern Rock, Lenny Kravitz, Entertainment News, Second Harvest, Leon Russell, The Salvation Army, Faces, American Idol, Itunes, The Band, Entertainment News
Mike Ragogna

The following are interviews with Bice and Panic's John Bell during which they talk about their new projects, parenthood, the late Vic Chesnutt, a little social consciousness, and The Little Prince.

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"The Surrendered" by Chang-Rae Lee: Festering Scars of War

Nina Sankovitch | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Battle of Solferino, The Surrendered, Mercy, Chang-Lee Rae, The Red Cross, Japanese Invasion of Manchuria, Refugees, The Korean War, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Books News
Nina Sankovitch

The Surrendered is powerfully written and left me with unforgettable images of war, indelible creations of character, and jarring propositions as to the nature of survival.

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Rising to the Occasion, and Living the Dream

2morrowknight | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Red Cross, Texting, Pete Cashmore, Alyssa Milano, George Clooney, Private Industry, Tweet, Yele, Multicultural America, Martin Luther King, Oxfam, King Holiday, Nonprofits, Social Networking, Charity: Water, Mashable, Fundraising, Care, Impact News
2morrowknight

At this very moment in time, Dr. King would be immensely proud of how international citizens, through the power of technology, have marshaled tremendous resources to help the island nation of Haiti.

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