{"article":{"id":202041,"heading":"Don't Do It Paris.","author":"Elijah Gatewood","created":"2007-06-29 13:51:42","modified":"2007-06-29 13:51:42","last_modified":"Fri, 29 Jun 2007 20:51:42","article":"

Reporting from Washington, D.C.



We're not talking Paris, France

here, we are talking Paris

Hilton. The Washington Post

Express for June 28th, 2007, made

known that the heiress wants

\"to help build a transitional home so

that when inmates leave here they

don't have to go back to the street\".

This statement was made during

her stay in jail last week. But there

is already facilities of this sort, which

are called halfway houses. Such a

concept, however, will maintain the

government position in profiting off

of the judicial system. Unfortunately

to say, it has coerced Paris Hilton

into doing so with this idea. Paris,

on the other hand, will be better off

doing something more worthy. Like

starting a crusade to put public

pressure on D.C. Goverenment

workers and offcials. These

individuals are not maintaining

D.C. Public Libraries and the

University of the District of Columbia,

where these buildings have been

neglected for decades. There is alot

of help that is needed in Washington,

with no exception to racial

tension---and Ms. Hilton could make

a major difference.

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