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Horror in Haiti reaches Cobb

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Georgia (Jan 15, 2010) —

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— a group of Haitians and Haitian supporters — at Kennesaw State University show their collection for relief efforts for victims of the earthquake in Haiti. From left are: Marietta resident Lincoln Muriithi (kneeling) from Kenya, Melau Koipaton (standing) from Kenya and of Marietta, Amaku Ikpeme from Nigeria and of Sandy Springs, Errold Michel from Haiti and of Kennesaw, Valerie Pierre from Haiti and of Smyrna, Emmanuella Pierre from Haiti and of Marietta, Phucien Baptiste (kneeling) from Haiti and of Mableton, and Nechama Hilaire from Haiti and of Kennesaw.
Photo by Thinh D. Nguyen">Students of the Haitian Student Alliance — a group of Haitians and Haitian supporters — at Kennesaw State University show their collection for relief efforts for victims of the earthquake in Haiti. From left are: Marietta resident Lincoln Muriithi (kneeling) from Kenya, Melau Koipaton (standing) from Kenya and of Marietta, Amaku Ikpeme from Nigeria and of Sandy Springs, Errold Michel from Haiti and of Kennesaw, Valerie Pierre from Haiti and of Smyrna, Emmanuella Pierre from Haiti and of Marietta, Phucien Baptiste (kneeling) from Haiti and of Mableton, and Nechama Hilaire from Haiti and of Kennesaw.

 

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