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Community - Annapolis
St. John's students show at-risk youngsters another side of lifePublished 08/05/08
A group of Annapolis youngsters spent much of yesterday discussing Booker T. Washington's commandment to live life to the fullest.
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
At left, Bryanna Greene, a participant in the Epigenesis Program at St. John’s College, talks with St John's Joshua Becker.Tomorrow, those teens will apply that philosophy when they take off to do a week's volunteer work in the mountains of the Dominican Republic. These high school-age students were able to participate in this summer-long learning process because a handful of St. John's students designed the curriculum, located grant funding and then spent their summer teaching the kids. "I have discovered talents and skills I didn't know I had; writing poetry and this heavy talking...
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