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…Continued from page 8 Groups sponsored by the Navy Family Service Center since Aug. 28, 1990, various programs have been instituted by other sources. The change in life echoes in the classroom. At Salem High School in Virginia Beach, 40 percent of the student body may be directly affected by the war. To prevent emotional distress at school, media sources have been removed from classes. "We're not allowed to be overly aware of the situation. (T...…
…A1ale of Twb Cities Driving Out the* Little tvil Ones Iraq as I knew it by Farah Arabo I can remember the smell of the freshly baked bread in the morning and the persistent honking of horns throughout the night. It seems like only yesterday that I had gone to visit Fo reign Focus * ,- -V A special feature Intended to provide students the opportunity to share accounts of their travels abroad. my relatives in that far away land, a land embodi...…
…Eating Chinese in the Year of the Lamb Nominated for Five Doodys! As intellectually active and probing as this campus is, certain questions linger just below the surface of everyday conversation. Questions that have plagued local thinkers for generations. Questions such as: Why is the sky always gray? Why must students pack their notebooks with two minutes left in class? Why don't professors yell at these people? Why is that concrete divide...…
…6 .0 '.0 6 Campus museums: Michigan's houses of treasure Cover story by Jennifer Hiri An anxious third grader clambers up the concrete steps, part of a string of bodies unravelling from the yellow school bus parked on State Street. Such an entourage of children, directly across from both the Law Quad and the Union, is something University students encounter - and sometimes trip over - while bustling to classes on any given weekday. Comi...…
