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A Magazine of Student Essays

A Publication of San Joaquin 188bet±¸ÓÃÍøÖ· College 1999

Table of Contents

• Thanks
  Jacqueline Morey speaks out on the revelations learned through divorce.
• The Real Root of All Evil? Overpopulation!
  Pamela Clark warns of the dangers of global overpopulation.
• "Do You Have A License to Bear Children?"
  JoAnne L. Mounce contends that parent training programs are essential.
• Life's Little Freebies
  Connie S. Costa discusses the frequently overlooked treasures in life.
• The Coast
  Matthew W. Love describes a first visit to a coastal tide pool.
• Anger
  Yemeya Ochosi identifies causes and effects of anger in our society.
• Marriage Rethought
  Michael Ramos considers the long-term consequences of marriage and divorce.
• The Great Escape
  Dianne Marie Andre records the day Norman the bull escaped.
• A Poor Neighborhood
  Jason J. Houx depicts the conditions found in a Mexican village.
• Bell's Diablo Rogue
  Carrie Bell shares her experiences of owning her first horse.
• A Breath-Taking View
  Katherine May DeLacy takes us to the top of Mokelumne Hill.
• On Toon Patrol
  Patricia A. Muraoka analyzes the messages conveyed through cartoons.
• Happy-Dark-Enlightenment
  Arianna Yepez on a dear friend's importance in her life.
• One for the Top, Please
  Todd Hunter Mann visits a New York landmark.
• An Evening With My Father
  Connie S. Costa relates a display of affection from her father.
• I Can See the Rainbow
  Peter Daher seeks not to be left behind by the Internet.