Purich

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His forthcoming publications include a co-edited collection of essays on Academic Freedom (Purich Press) and a new translation and edition of The Communist Manifesto (Broadview Press).

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Purich said the seeds of the city mentoring initiative are beginning to sprout in other neighborhoods.

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Purich and Kane extensively researched the problem, and they believe that the Johns-town area's poverty plays a big role.

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But whenever Purich gets discouraged, he looks to a sign posted in a rustic cabin that serves as his office - not far from that symbolic tree.

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He finally was able to bring his family to the United States when Purich was 15.

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"We want it to work, and I think it will work," Purich said.

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The elder Purich ended up in Austria and eventually made his way to America.

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But Purich and Kane want to expand the program far beyond chess, and they're asking for at least 150 adult volunteers who will be trained to mentor kids in a variety of ways.

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Two months later King Peter, the Yugoslavian Head of State was forced to dismiss Premier Purich, which meant the entire cabinet in which Mikhailovitch was Minister of War.

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But Purich couldn't bring himself to sign a resignation letter and move on.

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