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250 Bridges, Eric Bnska, Clint Brooks, James Brown, Kris Brundage, Mindy Bruno, Raymond Bryan, Denise Bryant, Adrienne Bucaio. John Buhr, Jennifer Bullock, Deanna Burbine. Mike Burleson, Brian Burt, Kim Burton, Edward Burton, Laura Cabral, John Cain, Lisa Cajune, Robert Calderon, Gina Callahan, Deanna Camarena. Ana Campos. Gerardo Canale, Michelle Cano, Martin Card, Adam Cardenas, Rosalva Carlson, Curtis Camillo, Norma Caro, Sandra ftflfl
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FRESHMEN A century of exposure to the corrosive salt air of New York Harbor had damaged the inter- nal structure of the Statue of Li- berty. One by one, each of the 1 ,200 iron bars were removed and replaced by hand. The commissions goal was to raise a total of $230 million in time to celebrate the Miss Liberty landmark anniversary, July 4, 1986. The money would not only preserve the statue, but would restore the nearby Ellis Island Immigrants Station where 17 million immigrants from every area of the world entered the country from 1892 to 1954. The entire program was being funded by the voluntary contri- butions of ordinary citizens, the young and old, rich and poor, from all states. The Statue of Liberty sym- bolizes freedom and peace. For many Americans it has be- come a very important part of society and many people feel that it should be restored. It ' s a good cause; everyone should donate, commented Maria Loch. It ' s important for people to have something to represent freedom, and the Statue of Liberty is the perfect symbol, said George Chen- ier. 1 . This is a rare picture showing how the 225 ton Lady was assembled. The Statue was assembled on Ellis Is- land, New York. New York 2. On opening day. October 26, 1886, it was raining. More than 1 million spec- tators and 20,000 marchers crammed in the live mile parade to celebrate the opening day. 3. Tanya Welch writes an essay on the Statue O! Liberty. Many students lelt saving the statue was a worthy cause. £fiA£ft OF LIBERTY Caron, Russell Caron, Sylvia Carroll, Rodney Carson. Heather Carter, Scott Casas, Dawn Casas, Donald Castro, Annette Cater, Shelly Cates, John Cederlund, Laurie Celestino, Kristina Chain, Chris Chamberlain, Robert Chappell, Bill Chastain, Sheia Chavez, Flora Chavez, Pamela Chell, Tracie Chenier, George Chico, Billy Chronister, Tammy Chugani. Sura Clark, Cyndi Clark, Jeffrey Clark, Leticia Cleland, Rod Clubb. Kendra lulie . Joe . Charles Coker. Cheryl Colburn, Toby • L.R. Collins, Jennifer 251
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