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Student:

APA - Healthy, Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Students Project

Project mission is to strengthen the capacity of United States schools to prevent behavioral health risks for students. Overviews, activities, events, findings, and related links.

http://www.apa.org/pi/lgbc/hlgbsp/

Day of Silence Project

National youth-run effort using silence to protest the actual silencing of LGBT people due to harassment, bias and abuse in schools. History of the project, information on the H.Con.Res. 346 resolution, and organizing manual.

http://www.dayofsilence.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Gay Student Center

Community for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and questioning college students, high school students, and teens. Offers advice, discussion, and articles. Requires membership.

http://gaystudentcenter.studentcenter.org/

Gay/Straight Alliances: A Student's Guide

Massachusetts Department of Education publication for forming Alliances in schools.

http://www.doe.mass.edu/cnp/GSA/

HeartStrong

Support organization for GLBTs in religious schools. Outreach schedule, incident report form, and related news.

http://www.heartstrong.org/

Lesbigay Special Interest Group of NAFSA

Resources for counseling and support of international students and study abroad students.

http://www.indiana.edu/~overseas/lesbigay/

Outminds

Dedicated to being able to learn, cooperate, share, and get involved with other GLBT youth and youth resources for high school and college age minds. Includes member profiles, columns, articles, and resources.

http://www.outminds.com/

You Are Not Alone: GLB Resources

Information for high school students, teachers, allies and parents on coming out, homophobia, and print resources.

http://home.insight.rr.com/mhiser/

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Shannon mother and man due in court

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Adults 'rely on parents' finance'

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McCain vows to fight to change US

John McCain promises "change is coming" as he accepts the Republican party's candidacy for the White House.

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Murray & Huber lose doubles final

Jamie Murray and his American partner Liezel Huber lose the US Open mixed doubles final, fifth seeds Leander Paes and Cara Black winning 7-6 (8-6) 6-4.

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A Labour backbencher warns the government faces public hostility if it doesn't provide help for voters to pay energy bills.

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England defeats hurt us - Barry

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'Betrayed' soldier returning home

A soldier from Moray who was hit by a car in the Poland is due to be flown home after spending more than a month in hospital.

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Hoy angry at political 'cash-ins'

Olympic cycling hero Chris Hoy says he feels politicians have attempted to "cash in" on his success in Beijing.

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'Millions bullied' in workplaces

One in seven people have been bullied at work, with higher earners more likely to face problems, according to new research.

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Black to green

Germany pilots technology to clean up coal power

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Elderly 'should carry on working'

Older people should carry on working as long as they are physically capable, ex-minister David Blunkett says.

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From a height

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Keegan resigns as Newcastle boss

Kevin Keegan quits as manager of Newcastle after just eight months in charge.

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From the archives

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