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Area I expecting and new parents meet at the Camp Casey Community Activity Center June 2, 2012, for a Baby Shower. Various garrison activities had boothes where they passed out information. Dads-to-be were given a chance to see what it was like to be pregnant with the "empathy belly". Both parents also got the chance to see who could change their "baby's" diaper and try to guess the flavor of baby food. U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth
The West Point Class of 2015 parade for family and friends during the annual Plebe-Parent Weekend March 9-11. The Plebe-Parent weekend allows parents and friends to visit with their cadets, go on tour of West Point and have lunch with their cadets in the Mess Hall. Cadets will point out places they go for entertainment when they have time, introduce them to their instructors, friends, and talk about the regimentation they experience. Many will be going home with their parents for spring break.
By Kathy Eastwood/PAO
Parents are suppose to be the ones monitoring what their children are playing with. Unfortunately that is not the case. Too often, video game store owners report parents buying games inappropriate for children just to appease them. What parents are not realizing is that they are doing more harm than good. Video game store clerk whom was interviewed by The Daily Mail, a U.K. online newspaper, said "Last week my store sold over a thousand copies of GTA V. At least a hundred of which were sold to parents for children who could barely even see over my counter" when interviewed about the release of GTA V.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2430305/Grand-Theft-Auto...
Parents of Joshua Draper watch the commissioning ceremony at Cal State Fullerton, Draper is on active duty in the armor corps.
One Class of 2015 adjusts the belt of another cadet’s uniform before formation and parading for family and friends during the annual Plebe-Parent Weekend March 9-11. The Plebe-Parent weekend allows parents and friends to visit with their cadets, go on tour of West Point and have lunch with their cadets in the Mess Hall. Cadets will point out places they go for entertainment when they have time, introduce them to their instructors, friends, and talk about the regimentation they experience. Many will be going home with their parents for spring break.
By Kathy Eastwood/PAO
The EGS 2013 School Prom which took place at The Devere Hotel at Theobalds Park, was a great Success.
Thank you to the parents, Teachers and Students who helped us make this day such a memorable one.
Ms Akaydin.
Either Eddie or Elena with their month-old offspring, Elon. Elon spent most of the time plopped in a warm puddle of sun with his back to us, so we were pretty happy when he got up to follow one of the 'rents across the enclosure.