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Profiles / Human Interest

People Making a Difference
The Christian Science Monitor
Rosemary Nyirumbe runs a school for young women who fled slavery as 'wives' of a Ugandan warlord and his followers.

The Common Man’s Lawyer
Oklahoma Super Lawyers
Reggie Whitten’s straightforward style results in multimillion-dollar verdicts against the kinds of companies he used to defend.

Miracle Landing on the Hudson
American Profile
Passengers share their stories five years later.

Arts, Food & Travel

Nowhere Near Down Under
Smithsonian
The world’s largest collection of kangaroos outside Australia is housed in Georgia.

The Art of Cooking
The Local Palate
For Chattanooga chef Daniel Lindley, cooking is both a performance and a way to give back.

High Note
Southwest Airlines Spirit
Some are hoping for a big break. Others have already made it. At this high-strung Nashville festival, songwriters shine and music lovers get to meet the real talent, and hear the real stories, behind the tunes.

Disabilities

He Makes Talent Shine
Parade
After a paralyzing accident, a California drummer helps other people with disabilities find their own rhythm.

Prime-Time Crusader
Hemispheres
On TV, Robert David Hall plays the witty coroner on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. In real life, he’s a relentless advocate for people with disabilities.

Hire Calling
ABA (American Bar Association) Journal
This company’s disabled workforce boosts morale, productivity and profits.