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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 cafe area at Parents Paradise is well designed and prepares a variety of food and drink for children and parents.
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Dean of the Academic Board, BG Timothy Trainor speaks to parents, cadets and guests during the Parent Welcome Brief in Ike Theater.
at the stroke of midnight, Katie will become a teenager. And nothing will ever be the same again.....
Sisters (from left to right) Karina Rodriguez, Angelis Paulino and Ana Rodriguez have a home-cooked dinner at Salsa, Salud y Sabor. The class, which meets every Wednesday over an eight-week period, is sponsored by the YMCA and taught by Marisol Hernandez and Marina Rodriguez. Part of a series of seminars held by The Parent University, the class teaches parents about proper nutrition, serving size and the value of exercise in hopes that they can better educate their children.
| Manuela Marin Salcedo, Staff Photo
Katie Parent, J01, wed Chris Adams on August 17, 2013, in Mystic, CT. Jumbos in attendance included, back row, from left: Michael Clayton, F01; Bob Copithorne, E72, E98P, A04P; Bob Parent, E69; Aaron Pearlman, E01; Jan Copithorne, J72, E98P, A04P; Bill Parent, E72; Kim Jason, A04, AG07; Will Jason, A04; John Dulac, A06, E06; Eric Feigenbaum, A01; Michelle Feigenbaum, A02; Jeff Rakofsky, A01; Beth Meister, J01; Lucila Halperin, J01; Susan Copithorne, A04, A04; Mary Ann McMahon, J01; John Rothwell, A72; and Maria Clayton, F00; front row, from left: bride; groom. The couple resides in Newport, RI.
Marina Rodriguez, left, and Marisol Hernandez share a moment while serving themselves dinner at Salsa, Salud y Sabor. The class, which meets every Wednesday over an eight-week period, is sponsored by the YMCA and taught by Marina and Marisol. Part of a series of seminars held by The Parent University, the class teaches parents about proper nutrition, serving size and the value of exercise in hopes that they can better educate their children.
| Manuela Marin Salcedo, Staff Photo
Argentina Rodriguez (in red) learns about counting calories and keeping fat content in mind at Salsa, Salud y Sabor. The class, which meets every Wednesday over an eight-week period, is sponsored by the YMCA and taught by Marisol Hernandez and Marina Rodriguez. Part of a series of seminars held by The Parent University, the class teaches parents about proper nutrition, serving size and the value of exercise in hopes that they can better educate their children.
| Manuela Marin Salcedo, Staff Photo
This is my parents computer, they've had it since 2000, with some various upgrades, once every few weeks they need me to come by and repair it or reinstall Windows.. It's such a piece of trash that it won't even let me install Linux on it, it halts at the beginning of the installation screen. If they had the money (and weren't a farming family) they would plan on trashing that piece of junk for something newer.
I believe the specifications of the computer are:
17" CRT Panasonic screen
1.8Ghz Athlon XP processor
256mb ram
60GB HD
DVD burner and DVD rom drive (that doesn't work, I'm trying to get it to open now to get out my sister's Sims game)
A busted Microsoft Optical mouse that has loose wires so it disconnects every so often, and the right button doesn't work.
A Microsoft keyboard (all the keys in the number pad don't work)
Actually before the upgrades, and with Windows 98.. it was more stable than now! wow lol