The 1993 Nobel Peace Prize was given to F W de Klerk and to Nelson
Mandela, for their efforts to bring an end to apartheid rule in South Africa.
Photos by Mike Topham for The Jepson School of Leadership Studies.
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The final results are in from the WPJA First Quarter (worldwide) contest and I earned a 16th place for this emotional shot taken at an April wedding (Andy & Allison). I caught this moment as Andy gave his new daughter a gift - just before the ceremony.
unionweb:
Great photos as usual:) Thank you for them. Also great website design;)
(01.02.11 @ 12:22 PM)
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The family lost their pet dog, plus all of their household belongings. And in addition, a scenic old farm house has disappeared from the landscape in King William County.
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A celebration of 15 years of The Jepson School of Leadership Studies. Students are required to serve in their communities as part of their path to leadership. A panel of former and present students shared their stories of service.

Above: Neil Singh class of 2004, has been active in New York Cares since he graduated. All photos copyright Mike Topham - University of Richmond.
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Pulitzer Prize Author James McPherson spoke to a packed audience at the University of Richmond. The topic was "Abraham Lincoln and the South". 

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According to McPherson, it was probably Lincoln, who came up with the strategy (to attack the Confederate positions from multiple locations- simultaneously) which ultimately won the war. Yet Lincoln was not a "Military Man".
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