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$In this file photo, Mackendy Edialix covers his face as a Cuban doctor checks his leg fracture at a hospital in Port-au-Prince. Edialix, 14, was rescued from the rubble of his collapsed home three days after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti.$

In this file photo, Mackendy Edialix covers his face as a Cuban doctor checks his leg fracture at a hospital in Port-au-Prince. Edialix, 14, was rescued from the rubble of his collapsed home three days after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit Haiti. (Photo by Esteban Felix / AP)

Book group in Maine gives girls a safe place to speak out

Maine's statewide nonprofit working toward positive change for girls, A Girl's Point of View, provides copies of contemporary fiction that focuses on current-day issues.

Seacoast Online

Panel releases proposal to set US standards for education

Culminating a year’s work, a panel of educators convened by the nation’s governors and state school superintendents released a set of proposed common academic standards.

New York Times

Many nations passing US in education

EducationNews.org

Obama: US aid will continue in Haiti

Even as the United States military withdraws the forces it sent urgently to Haiti after its devastating earthquake in January, President Obama pledged a lasting commitment to aid and assistance.

New York Times

Haitians still desperate for aid

Al Jazeera

FDA: Company knew processed food plant was contaminated

The company at the heart of a growing recall of processed foods knew that its plant was contaminated with salmonella but continued to make and distribute a tainted flavoring, according to the FDA.

Washington Post

Salmonella

WebMD

Pringles flavors recalled

CBS News

Salty, sweet: Study says fat is 6th 'taste'

People sensitive to the taste of fat tend to eat less of it and are less likely to be overweight, research finds.

Reuters

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