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Corey Habbas writes non-fiction, fiction and poetry for both adults and children. Her writing has been featured in Skipping Stones, Newtopia Magazine, Azizah Magazine, Learning Through History Magazine, Kid Magazine Writers, Poetry Super Highway, TimbookTu, WriteLit.com, The Poetry Victims and various anthologies. In 2004, Corey won Second Prize out of 750 contestants in the national Children's Writer Sports and Recreation Contest. Corey holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Systems from California State University of Redlands.

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Monday, May 26, 2008
Muslims in Focus, Bobbi-Jo Azzouzi
(1 comments) American woman who converted to Islam shares her perspective as a clinical social worker.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Al Shifa Clinic Emerges as Vital First-Access Health Care Amidst America's Growing Health Care Crisis
The Al Shifa Clinic located at the Islamic Center of Minnesota, in Fridley, has just committed itself for use as a first-access health care provider for any and all residents in need.

Friday, January 18, 2008
Election Reflects ICM's Commitment to Minnesota Muslim Community
On Sunday, December 16, one more event took place to pack the already full community center: Community members turned out to cast their votes for the ICM officers.

Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Major American Craft Company Hides Controversial Products, Keeps Selling Them
(1 comments) The Oriental Trading Company just recently altered its website so that their controversial product line "Soldier of God", which combines military paraphernalia with the Christian faith, is hidden from the public, while they actively sell the rest of their stock.

Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Holy Warrior Toys Sell in America
(1 comments) In an era enveloped in large-scale violence and militarism, the popular Oriental Trading Company, Inc. has unleashed a controversial product line designed for young children that combines military paraphernalia with the Christian faith.

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