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Accessories... Must Have of the Year By Sha'Lace Gregg Photo/Poem courtesy of Until.org The Bracelet... Wear it in memory of those who have fought the war called AIDS. Wear it as a reminder of those who today continue this fight. Wear it in support of vaccine development that will stop HIV infection. Wear it until there's a cure! Recently you have probably seen many celebrities and even some of your friends with The Bracelet. Some of the most popular and commonly seen ones are plastic and brightly colored. The Bracelet is designed to increase awareness and to help people recognize that anyone can be infected and that it is up to each of us to be compassionate, understanding and responsible. Many bracelets are sold to raise needed funds for HIV/Aids care services, education and vaccine development. They have silver and gold cuff bracelets with range from $25 - $400. As well as bright plastic bracelets that have been very popular among young adults. You can get you favorite color for only $10, ranging from aqua, lime, orange, emerald, and fuchsia. Over half a million people are wearing them already. You might have seen some of the ads with popular celebrities like Jennifer Love Hewitt, The Rock, Rosie OíDonnell, Pamela Lee, Vanessa Williams, Kevin Bacon, Destiny's Child, Amerie, Mandy Moore and Hilary and Haylie Duff. These bracelets are a must have for the spring and summer They're fashionable and support a great cause, go out and get one today. There available at The Body Shop, Kenneth Cole, Virgin Megastore or call 1800-88-Until.

Brave News World is a general-interest magazine produced online by students in the course Online Journalism JRN 410 led by Professor Anthony Curtis, Department of Mass Communications, University of North Carolina at Pembroke. The cover, sections and pages were designed by students in the course and article topics were chosen and reported by the individual students who wrote them. We are eternally grateful to those agencies and institutions that have graciously provided images for this edition. Views expressed by individual writers in this magazine are not endorsed by the professor, the department, the university, or possibly anyone else. Your comments are welcomed by the professor who may be contacted at (910) 521-6616. Or you may e-mail the professor at acurtis@uncp.edu.