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| The Leader meets professors and students at Libyan universities |
| 2003-02-24 |
| Just to break the monotony of a steady diet of KCNA... Tripoli / 24 An nowar / Jana The Leader of the Revolution met professors and students of Libyan universities through the closed circuit television. The professors and students received the Leader of the Revolution with clamour reaffirming their deep belief in the thoughts of the great al Fateh Revolution and its pioneering revolutionary principles. They re-affirmed their readiness to defend the Revolution, its Leader and its achievements and they expressed their determination towards academic excellence to benefit the Jamahiri society orientations and contribute towards its progress and development. The Leader of the Revolution listened to a number of interventions by some professors and students regarding the educational process in universities and made a number of remarks in which he ra-affirmed the importance of the horizontal spread of education in the Great Jamahiriya in order to reach students whever they were in every village and city. He revealed that this orientation provides the radical solution for all problems that may face students and the students could dedicate themselves to education in a comprehensive manner thus participating actively in serving the development process. One thing you notice when you read JANA regularly: They don't know how to spell Qadaffi, either... |
| Posted by:Fred Pruitt |
| #3 Geez, these guys write like a bunch of American school board consultants. |
| Posted by: Steve White 2003-02-24 22:04:25 |
| #2 Thanks for the posting, Fred. It certainly flows better than the KCNA stuff. I especially like the term "horizontal spread of education." It just does not have that KCNA bite, like a good beer's aromatic hops, so to speak..... |
| Posted by: Alaska Paul 2003-02-24 18:11:04 |
| #1 Horizontal spread female students sounds like good fun to me! |
| Posted by: Anon. 2003-02-24 18:44:45 |