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First
Edition
(May
2004) Second
Edition (June
2004)
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Welcome to the First Oromo Webzine!
July
2004, Third Edition Dedicated
to the Oromo Men and Women Martyred for Peace, Equality and Fraternity!
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The
2004 Annual Oromo Convention
Thousands
of Oromos from around the world will gather in the great city of Atlanta,
Georgia, from July 24 to August 1, for this year's Annual Oromo
Convention. The Convention comprises a series of events including
religious, community-based, cultural, political conferences as well as
soccer tournament among teams from about a dozen cities in the U.S. and
Canada.
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Some of the Organizations
Participating @ the Convention
Some Atlanta Attractions
Churches and Mosques in
Metro Atlanta
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Martin
Luther King Jr. Historic District
Established in 1968 by Coretta Scott King, The King Center is the
official, living memorial dedicated to the advancement of the legacy of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., leader of America’s greatest nonviolent
movement for justice, equality and peace.
Auburn
Avenue between Jackson & Boulevard, Atlanta, (404) 331-5190
Direction from the Soccer Field (13 minutes, 8.61 miles)
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CNN
Center
CNN Center is the global
headquarters of the CNN News Group and Turner Broadcasting. Visitors can
get a first-hand look at news in the making on the CNN Studio Tour or join
CNN's interactive talk show, TalkBack Live.
One CNN
Center, Atlanta, (404) 827-2491
Direction from the Soccer Field
(12 minutes, 7.84 miles)
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The Museum
of the Jimmy Carter Library includes photographs and historical
memorabilia from the Carter presidency (1976 - 1981). An exact replica of
the Oval Office and gifts received by the Carters are also featured. A
permanent exhibit of significant events occurring during Jimmy Carter's
life and political career includes photographs with interpretative text.
441
Freedom Parkway, Atlanta, (404) 331-3942
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At Underground Atlanta,
visitors can experience it all - shopping, dining, history and great special
events! You can visit one of 100 plus vendors that line the cobblestone
streets with face painting, magic tricks, fortune telling, toys, food, and
accessories. You can also take guided history tour, enjoy fine dining.
There’s something for everyone at Underground Atlanta!
50 Upper Alabama Street,
Atlanta, (404) 523-2311
Direction from the Soccer Field
(13 minutes, 8.37 miles)
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World of
Coca-Cola
This is
the first museum dedicated to the world famous soft drink. Take your taste
buds on a trip around the world as you sample Coke’s most popular products
from other countries.
55 Martin
Luther King Jr. Drive, Atlanta, (404) 676-5151
Direction from the Soccer Field (12 minutes, 8.99 miles) |
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Centennial Olympic Park
Originally built for the
1996 Summer Olympic Games, Centennial Olympic Park is a favorite not only
of Downtown residents, but of visitors from all over Atlanta and all
around the world!
285 International Boulevard,
Atlanta, (404) 222-PARK
Direction from the Soccer Field (12 minutes, 7.80 miles)
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Scitrek-Atlanta’s Science &
Technology Museum
SciTrek is
a hands-on science and technology center dedicated to inspiring and
educating young people to become the innovators of the future.
395
Piedmont Ave, 404-522-5500
Direction from the Soccer Field (12 minutes, 8.06 miles) |
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For A
Complete List of Attractions in Atlanta, visit
Atlanta.com |
Primary Source:
Atlanta.com |
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