Various Northwest clubs such as the Gay-Straight Alliance, National Art Honors Society, and Coalition set up tables in the mall to raise awareness and donations for their causes. Amnesty International had multiple displays talking about the work they help with, ranging from women’s rights…
Members of Amnesty International have been planning for their annual Jamnesty concert since mid-October. Months of preparation lead up to the 4 1/2 hour event on Jan. 22. Here’s a play-by-play of what happened.
With the end of 2009 approaching quickly, Coalition is cramming in as many fundraisers as possible in order to raise money for their partner school in Uganda, the Gulu Senior Secondary School.
The new SMNW People to People chapter will be explained by Kristine Nutter in an informational meeting during seminar in the auditorium during seminar. Teachers can contact senior Chris Nel or CCC sponsor Ron Poplau if they would like…
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Nearly 200 students and faculty gathered at 6 a.m. to walk to from the old Price Chopper parking lot at Pflumm and Shawnee Mission Parkway to school for the people displaced in Uganda.
Amnesty is an international organization working to protect human rights around the world. They work especially with governments that treat their prisoners in an inhumane way.
