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Living well together — living in community — is subject to the consequences of a
full range of personal intentions, from love and generosity to aggression and
pride. Inlife, seeingthe signs, appearancesandbehaviours ofparticular living
things ...
Living well together — living in community — is subject to the consequences of a
full range of personal intentions, from love and generosity to aggression and
pride. Inlife, seeingthe signs, appearancesandbehaviours ofparticular living
things ...
Page 419
Prior experience living in urban environments softens the impact of living in
Thunder Bay. The size of Thunder Bay, relative to the previous cities or towns
lived in, and the degree to which students lived independently in previous urban
settings ...
Prior experience living in urban environments softens the impact of living in
Thunder Bay. The size of Thunder Bay, relative to the previous cities or towns
lived in, and the degree to which students lived independently in previous urban
settings ...
Page 420
The support of relatives and friends living in Thunder Bay, who are accustomed
to livinginthe city, can ease the students'transition to the city. One of the first
things every student did upon, or prior to, arriving in Thunder Bay was seek a
support ...
The support of relatives and friends living in Thunder Bay, who are accustomed
to livinginthe city, can ease the students'transition to the city. One of the first
things every student did upon, or prior to, arriving in Thunder Bay was seek a
support ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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