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SLOWLY BY SLOWLY What Africa taught me Anna Nussbau On my flight from England to Uganda I couldn't sleep. I was sick with the flu and nervous about such a long journey over the ocean, and about...
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Anna Nussbaum MEETING T.E.S.S.A. An intern's hard lessons rom the outside, T.E.S.S.A. (Trust Education Safety Support Action) looks like a bomb shelter. It is a windowless rectangular...
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GENERATION WHY Anna Nussbaum On Valentine's Day, six University of Notre Dame students piled into a minivan and drove east through the night toward New York City to join the protests against the...
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Anna Nussbaum VINNIE'S JACKET What I'll take with me Vinnie loaned me his jacket one night when we were sitting in his basement bedroom listening to the Fugees and catching up. He'd been smoking...
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THE LAST WORD THE ENVELOPE, PLEASE Anna Nussbaum My friend Vinnie is trying to test out of Computer Appli-cations class. It is a required course for high school graduation. He's miserable. I...
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AXIOMS OF FAITH Finding a language of belief Anna Nussbaum In mathematics one must accept certain axioms, certain truths. Ten in all. Most important, one must accept the theoretical concepts...
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SLOWLY BY SLOWLY A summer in Uganda
(December 2004)
