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Kentucky," Bush told an audience at M'“ lillgt‘l‘“ Starkey." he said. .;.4.z4..4;; S f 4 “.‘ ing the effectiienc» "! -‘.-- ~ - ,
, about 2.000 gathered in from of the "Anti alter tier liiisoand was cured 1 ‘ i ‘ treatments .‘ ‘ '3 at .'-'.
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., , . -. .. . . . . groups forging a new big band sound The sound is higth reminiscent of
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By Bl-ZTil LAWSON "They ithe students) are part of a Barbara Egan. placement aSSlS: After examining the oi‘gaiiiiaiion fil‘fi'fi'”. “1‘ mm W I k I “W ”1"?“me I “51‘5”!“ W I!” H 2

StaffWriter new t's effort to help Central mm of Partners for international of student groups as a whole. the d: inf“? l' liven! i .. - l - It“l KT? i":I iii5555o-5 H ”led”. 1 '
Americans to learn more about the Education and Training in Washim- students will take back new inior ’ n}. I ‘. “I ' . .m II“. t J .‘k N n m in" W. ”m I i I '

A group of (‘osta Rican students is linited States first hand." said Caro- ton. DC, said the students will be mation and Ideas to their own uni mm" 9H.“ WWW “ill, "H” “w " ”,wm’fl (If m" H ”NW H i , .
staying at l'K this week as part of a lyn Holmes. assistant foreign stu» exposed to ways student groups han~ versities. Egan added waves mm“ “M “W mm M ”MK” ”W MI] mm ”M I I, I ”I l " ' I I
national tour of universny cam- dent adviser for UK's international dle themselves and approach stu- While at l'K. the students hine ngmm ”m"? I,“ WWI“ “h“ “MP dome \memu M mm" “H. l I V :3
puses. Student and ScholarOffice. dentinvolvement been Visiting classes, meeting with ”MM!””rod'drdus I , mm 5 3 ~ 4 ' '5 7 .

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ton Sunday and will leave tomorrow Holmes said the group consists of t [9'3“ I? 135! one aspect 0‘ the students and facult\ in the Latin ”.“I (1'me MM mp5 3.1%?“ ”In,“ “H” MN LINN ‘ .. - ' i
on a tour sponsored by the ['8 ("Na Rican undergraduates who our, igansai American studies. department lillnthili SfAiltlh:\iv».t\rl"y in“ WWI“. y .. i . t _ ,_ 4,. ~ ' I. - . '
Agency “5” International “(‘Vt‘l were selected to travel in the L'mted The students are very active at Holmes said “55’5“ II :‘I "5'55““ 55 5 5 _ 5 '5’5 "5 “ ‘5': {5"5'l5 55 5‘ 55 ‘ 5 5. - " '5 5 i
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