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32 Student Lite sister school shares culture Almost everyone dreams of exploring an exotic far-away place. ln February, Mac students got the chance to taste a bit of culture of Korea. A sistership involving MacArthur and a school in South Korea was formed. Moo Yung Lee, and Soon Myung Kim, whose son attends Mac, formed this sistership because General MacArthur is so special to the South Koreans. Girls from Songtan, Korea visited the school and performed several dances and songs from Korean culture. Their costumes were extremely ornate and gave Mac students a chance to see other students from other countries. Several gifts and plaques were exchanged between the two schools. The high point of the program was when the girls sang MacArthur's school song. The program not only was entertaining, but also helped develop a better relationship between Americans and South Koreans. A Korean dancer demonstrates a customary dance ot Korea tor Mac students A smile flashes across Principal Lawrence Lane's tace as he ac- cepts gitts from the Korean- dancers and their sponsors.
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