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LOS ANGELES — With blindfold racing and hip-hop dawah, the college experience was brought to life for hundreds of southern California students at MSA-UCLA’s 9th annual College Day. From interactive mentoring sessions to informative workshops, students received an entertaining firsthand experience of what it’s like to be a college student at UCLA while tackling issues Muslim youth face in everyday life. |
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UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. – On April 5, Atif Moon was honored as one of the 10 "2008 Outstanding Young Californians" by the California Junior Chambers at the Universal Hilton. He is the first Muslim American to receive such an honor. |
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IRVINE, Calif. — About 20 girls from all across southern California came together to showcase their singing and acting talents in an all-Muslim-women original theatrical performance on April 5. |
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Based on a variety of indicators, ALEC’s Report Card on American Education has found no direct correlation between conventional measures of education inputs, such as expenditures per pupil and teacher salaries, and educational outputs, such as average scores on standardized tests. |
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IRVINE, Calif. – "I am not more beautiful than peace," Palestinians and Israelis sang in both Arabic and Hebrew in a music video that commenced a dialogue between Muslim and Jewish students hosted by Humanity Unites at UC Irvine on April 3. |
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FULLERTON, Calif. — The Arab Christian Perspective, a religious organization that states as its mission to convert Muslims to Christianity, invited local Muslims and Christians to Fullerton’s Eastside Christian Church on April 12 to watch Sheikh Jalal Abualrub and Dr. James White debate, "Does the Bible Teach that Jesus is God?" |
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LOS ANGELES — Armed with gifts, balloons and friendly smiles, Southern California community members gathered at LAX airport on April 20 to welcome Abdul Hakeem, a 10-year-old wounded boy from Iraq. |
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