Arthur Oyange became interested in character education after his parents died from AIDS, and he was forced to drop out of college in his hometown of Nairobi, Kenya. He began taking part in community outreach work and discovered his passion for helping children....
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UMSL’s character education program reaches Kenya
Arthur Oyange became interested in character education after his parents died from AIDS, and he was forced to drop out of college in his hometown of Nairobi, Kenya. He began taking part in community outreach work and discovered his passion for helping children....
UMSL’s character education program reaches Kenya
Arthur Oyange became interested in character education after his parents died from AIDS, and he was forced to drop out of college in his hometown of Nairobi, Kenya. He began taking part in community outreach work and discovered his passion for helping children....
Greater St. Louis Jazz Festival welcomes students to campus
Young musicians from about 40 high schools and middle schools in Missouri and Illinois took part in the two-day event last week.
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