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...national unity sparked by the September 11th terror attacks, the President continued to promote volunteerism Thursday during a swing through the Southeast. "The way I view this, we are fighting evil. The best way to fight evil is with acts of kindness," Bush told a group of senior citizen volunteers in Florida...
...Corps is a new name, it actually serves as an umbrella organization for two of the nation's most venerable volunteer groups, Senior Corps and the Peace Corps, both established in the 1960s. It also covers the five-year-old AmeriCorps, started by President Clinton, and the brand new Citizen Corps...
...Citizen Corps that responds most directly to post-9/11 anxieties and needs. Citizen Corps is geared toward homeland security, allowing volunteers to help police departments, establish emergency medical procedures and ramp up neighborhood watch programs...
...afraid to speak up if they see something weird or out of the ordinary. To be perfectly honest, there's not a whole lot that spectators can do, but one thing they can do is be alert, keep their eyes open. Take it seriously that you're a citizen and part of that responsibility is to look out for people around you and also for yourself...
...friends and acquaintances mention a campus event that occurred yesterday without knowing many details about it. They ask if anyone else has heard about it and are always completely unaware that all the details were in that morning’s Crimson. Reading The Crimson makes you an informed citizen of the Harvard community as much as does voting in Undergraduate Council elections and going to class regularly...