2008-04-01 issue:
Canadian students head south to help in Alabama
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Canadian Mennonite University students Jotham Penner of Kitchener, Ont., and Noelle Koop of Winnipeg work on a roof in Mobile, Ala., volunteering with Mennonite Disaster Service. Nine CMU students, during the Feb. 18-22 university reading week, went to Mobile to help repair homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina. This was the third year in a row that students from CMU have gone south during reading week to serve with MDS.—CMU
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