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James Madison University (JMU) and GUAHAN Project Dinner May 2008

James Madison University (JMU) Fiesta, Ypao Beach, Tumon, Guam May 2008



James Madison University Students and Faculty Tour Southern Guam with the GUAHAN Project - May 2008




James Madison University and GUAHAN Project Perform Community Outreach at 'Zero-Down' (Gill-Baza Subdivision) in Yigo Village, May 2008



James Madison Unversity and the GUAHAN Project at Matapang Beach, Tumon, Guam


James Madison University (JMU) May 2008 Guam Visit

December 1. World AIDS Day. Why celebrate AIDS?

Why is there World AIDS Day? It does seem awkward. Why do we celebrate a disease that has killed over 25 million people since 1981? We really don’t hear much these days about AIDS. There are some people that believe AIDS is curable and that there is nothing to worry about. That fact is, HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, continues to infect more people than ever around the world. True, in some places the infection rates are dropping slightly but they are more than offset by the sharp increases in new infections in Africa, China and Russia.