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well she is supposed to be in CA on the 6th for the tech awards as well, yes?
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Has she been to the glamour awards before?
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11-02-2010, 11:53 PM
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She must love N.Y.  
IMO the award by Glamour is not serious enough for the queen. I think she should send someone else to collect the award.
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She's been to the states more than she had spent time in her own country this year. And I agree that the glamour awards is too superficial for a queen to attend.
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Tavi, Queen Rania, & Cher Are Glamour’s Women Of The Year
It’s a moment when the world takes notice of what women, famous and not-so-famous alike, have done for the world at large...
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One of the honored guests that evening will be Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, a world-renowned human rights and education advocate. Queen Rania is the recipient of this year's James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award...
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2010 Global Humanitarian Award Recipient - Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan
World-renowned human rights and education advocate Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has been named recipient of the 2010 James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award by The Tech Museum. More
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Since the other thread has yet to be unlocked and I know these posts will just be transfered over I'll start this here...
QR at Marlborough HS hosting a pep rally for Girl Up in Los Angeles
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some of the same w/o water marks
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woow nice pictures :)
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Press release about event. I wonder if this program will help girls in Jordan at all. Has anyone noticed that all of her international campaigns seem to be about helping developing countries other than her own (i.e. Africa)?
United Nations Foundation's Girl Up Unite For Girls Tour Arrives In Los Angeles
The United Nations Foundation is taking its Unite for Girls Tour to Los Angeles to help introduce its newest campaign - Girl Up - which encourages American girls to channel their energy and compassion to raise awareness and funds for their counterparts in the developing world. The Girl Up campaign aims to raise awareness about the 600 million adolescent girls living in developing countries who lack access to basic needs such as education and health care, and encourages American girls to give back.
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Press release about event. I wonder if this program will help girls in Jordan at all. Has anyone noticed that all of her international campaigns seem to be about helping developing countries other than her own (i.e. Africa)?
United Nations Foundation's Girl Up Unite For Girls Tour Arrives In Los Angeles
The United Nations Foundation is taking its Unite for Girls Tour to Los Angeles to help introduce its newest campaign - Girl Up - which encourages American girls to channel their energy and compassion to raise awareness and funds for their counterparts in the developing world. The Girl Up campaign aims to raise awareness about the 600 million adolescent girls living in developing countries who lack access to basic needs such as education and health care, and encourages American girls to give back. |
I agree and attending a high school pep rally? really? It's too superficial for a Queen IMO -- she should be attending more schools in her own country.
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I agree and attending a high school pep rally? really? It's too superficial for a Queen IMO -- she should be attending more schools in her own country.
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didn't she just go to a bunch of madrasati schools? it's a pep rally for a UN initiative encouraging youth outreach programs that facilitate a global concern for teen peers. I didn't realize this wasn't worthy of a queen, a queen who works for the UN, global issues, and encouraging today's youth to be more prosocial...  why are people always on her back?
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Queen Rania`s tweets
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Technology isn't just a luxury of the developed world; it's a crucial tool for the developing world #TechAwards
So many life-saving, life-lifting inventions. Be sure to find out what tech can do for humanity! #TechAwards The Tech Awards - Technology Benefiting Humanity
Honored to receive the Humanitarian Tech Award. Inspired by the imagination and compassion of Tech Laureates! #TechAwards
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