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Tuesday, December 5, 2000 A Publication of the Newspeak Association Volume No. 65, Issue 11

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-GAEA joins protesters in the fight against Staples
-WPI students honor Worcester's firefighters

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-Anniversary of Worcester fire marked with reflection, sadness
-Children of Massachusetts in poverty
-Police Log

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International House
-To get an American education (or not)

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-A Christmas Carol: Trinity Rep's Dickens brings holiday cheer to all
-WPI's own Monopoly man attends World Monopoly Championships
-PlayStation 2: The Future of Game Consoles?
-Video game system comparison: Which system is the best for you?
-Person on the Street

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WPI students honor Worcester's firefighters


Courtesy of WPI Communications Group

Photo by Jonathan Pesch
Photo by Jonathan Pesch
Photo by Jonathan Pesch
WPI Students gather to commemorate the tragic warehouse fire of 1999 at the local fire station.
Photos by Jonathan Pesch

WORCESTER, Mass. - Worcester Polytechnic Institute students remembered the city's six fallen firefighters on Sunday, Dec. 3, the first anniversary of the warehouse fire tragedy.

"We will be meeting on the WPI Quad at 1 p.m. on Sunday," said organizer Michael E. Weber. "From there we will be walking down to the Worcester Fire Department headquarters at 141 Grove St., and delivering flowers." The Quad is located in the center of the WPI campus, 100 Institute Road, Worcester, Mass.

Weber is a senator with the WPI Student Government Association and a member of fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha. A senior from Niantic, Conn., he extended an open invitation to join WPI students in remembering Worcester's firefighters. Along the walk back, members of Lambda Chi Alpha and sorority Phi Sigma Sigma held an open house at Lambda Chi Alpha, 30 Dean St., offering hot apple cider and a chance to talk about the tragedy.

"It's just a small token from WPI to say thank you for all you do to the firefighters," Weber said.


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