Issue Contents
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| # | Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bigger isn't always better. | Dorothea Olson notes that students at the Price Lab School are getting heavier. |
| 2 | Getting a taste of the real world. | Thomas Keller has a pilot project designed to address the needs of students who are planning to get vocational training rather than a college degree. |
| 3 | Here today, gone tomorrow. | Carolyn Shields shares that the English language is always changing, making it difficult to impose a set of grammar rules from one generation to another. |
| 4 | It's not just the soldiers who made sacrifices. | During the second World War, people at home had to make adjustments as well as those serving their country overseas. |
| 5 | Media Advisory | President Curris comments on the Governor's budget. |
| 6 | The world's thinnest set of encyclopedias. | Leigh Zeitz notes that with CD ROM technology, five hundred million characters can fit on one compact disc. |