Origins and meaning of human rights across history
This overview traces the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948, its evolving status as international law, and how civil rights differ from human rights. It notes Eleanor Roosevelt’s role, the shift from rights of man, and the long arc from medieval resistance to modern recognition.
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Winners and rights in a small place quote
Excerpt discusses universal human rights beginning in small places close to home and the balance between freedoms and obligations. It cites Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia and Eleanor Roosevelt, noting rights protect the rights of others and the common good.
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Holiday card contest honors young artists at Erie School
The Chronicle Program showcases an eight month Holiday Sign a Back Card contest for students in yes 1 6. Grand Prize Tiffany Carter a 4th grade student at Erie School won a pizza party for her class. Special prizes go to top winners across grades with teachers listed.
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