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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 .
In life , seeing the signs , appearances and behaviours of particular living ...
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 .
In life , seeing the signs , appearances and behaviours of particular living ...
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
...
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
...
Page 420
The support of relatives and friends living in Thunder Bay , who are accustomed
to living in the 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 ...
The support of relatives and friends living in Thunder Bay , who are accustomed
to living in the 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 ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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