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MONTY THE PYTHON
Will Chen, a junior wildlife biology major, plays with "Monty Python" while Eileen Huston,
a freshman biomedical science major, admires the snake in front of Rudder Tower Monday
afternoon.
Tornadoes:
Emergencj
sirens failei
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217 businesses were damaged.®
those, 35 houses, five apartment)
and 78 businesses were beyondie
pair. Damage was put in the mifc
of dollars.
The tornadoes were part of as?
ries of storms that moved iili
Arkansas from Oklahoma.
Radio and TV reports hadwarrei
that storms were coming, but at
nado knocked down telephoneliis
that would have carried word!)
emergency workers to startdi
sirens, Fort Smith police CpLUj
Randolph said.
In Fort Smith, a 2-year-old fid
and a 5-year-old boy were crushelj
death.
‘‘The house had fallen on Mil,
said Michelle Hooper, a neighbors
Kyle Richard Johnson's.''Hem
dead instantly.”
Six blocks away, rowsof30i
trees 2 feet in diameter lay acre
High Street, where Angelica Me
Flemming died.
In St. Paul, where police found It
bodies of a man and hissonintt
ruins of their house Monday.
“It just disintegrated as lunda
stand it,” Deputy Bill Mason said.
The man’s wife was criticallyt
jured. Their names were notiimli'
ately released.
In Fort Smith, firefighters eso*
ed their house-to-house search Bill
last into the night. The worstin'
age was in a historic district dm
town — where some of the buildia
date to the 1800s — and a resideciil
area 1 1/2 miles away. Severalbiiii
ings downtown collapsed.
The main sewage treatmentpW
“just disappeared” as well, Randolp
said. “There were several buildii!!
down there and they arejustgone
Roger Weaver, 32, of Alma,»i
he had been up all night helpings
move debris from the streets sob
bulance and fire trucks could pas
On his way to the scene, he said,!*
saw four tractor-trailers onInt?
state 40 on their sides, "alloftb
pointing in different directions."
The twister lifted a pickup tab
spun it around and sent it noS^P
into a house and about 3 feet it -
ground, he said.
Projects
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College Station, said giving the
architecture students input was
exciting because she wants to
help make hospitals less scary
for kids.
“I told them that having a
movie theater while you wait
would be nice,” she said.
“Tie-dyed walls would make
kids feel happier, instead of all
those adult pictures on the wall.
And I think they shouldn’t have
all those funky tools on the
walls, because that scares me.”
Mann’s students said they
carefully considered the rec
ommendations of the elemen
tary students and children at
the hospital.
Murals, movie screens, hy
drotherapy pools, bright colors
and shapes are featured in some
of the projects, at the recommen
dation of the children.
Lisa Nolen, a senior environ
mental design major, said the
design she worked on tries to
generate a warm, homey feeling.
Her group’s inspiration, she
said, came from a child who
wished “there were little houses
for kids to stay in, instead of
big hospitals.”
“The street-side of the day
care center looks like the old
hospital,” she said.
“The side facing thepij
looks like a house, sohopeW
kids won’t be frightened
they approach it.”
Molly McCoy and Dan® 1
Napolio, junior environine 1 ®
design majors, designedapr^
promoting fitness asaM
tion of health.
They said expandingW 1
center that emphasizes reg®j
fitness routines is one of the ^
ways to improve and maid 3
good health.
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10:15-11:00 a.m.
Wed., April 24
5:15 - 6:00 p.m.
Thurs., April 25
2:15 - 3:00 p.m.
Tues., April 30
8:15 - 9:00 a.m.
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Students will select a minimum of •
hours:
ARTS 350
SOCI 205:
SOCI 230:
ECON 320:
LBAR 332:
Arts and Civilio^
Prof. Paolo Baruch'
Introduction to
Sociology
Dr. Stjepan Mestro' 11
Classical Social The 1 ' 1
Dr. Stjepan Mestro^
Economic Develops
of Europe
Dr. John Moroney
Global Economic!^
Dr. John Moroney
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