Bettendorf High School - Beacon (Bettendorf, IA)

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Singing forliood? You're sitting at home watching MTV when suddenly yotfre dying for a midnight snack. You mosey into th kitchen and snarf down an entire week's groceries in about tive minutes. A T But what if you lived in Ethiopia, where millions ot men, women and children are dying from the drought tha has lasted three years. What can you do to ease the suffering? T it - in November, 40 British artists known as Band Aid, with groups such as Culture Club, Wham! and Sting recorded a song writtenby Bob Geldot. Do They Know lt's Christmas? raised over 335 million, the proceeds went to Ethiopia. 4 A Not to be outdone, Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson brought 46 American artists together to record thei song We Are the World The group, USA for Africa hoped to raise asfmuch as Band Aid. T A group ot Canadian artists recorded a song written by Bryan Adams. Canadian artists, inciuding Getty Lee Ann Murray and actor John Candy recorded Tears Aren't Enough. Schools across the country, including Bettendort asked students to Prince and Bruce Springsteen urged their fans to So the next timehunger strikes you at two ard. food to are Ethiopia. seek Stars tiki. MM tii Anot 5 rr 5 Walt? how students watched. two miracles. them ..,y i it g Baby Fae was born with a birth doctors replaced ,her boon. She lived 18 days, F William Schroeder becamefthe . heart. My r He made much better are Clark. The first words out o Then on with gicn' -iw-