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Ashley A.P. Horan ’05, who attended a program in Cameroon, Central Africa and held leadership positions in On Thin Ice and Harvard Students for Choice after her return, agrees that students who study abroad would choose their extracurriculars more wisely and would better avoid burning out from overcommitting themselves...
...this summer, I’ll be donning the colors of Cameroon or the Czech Republic or any team that faces the nearly impossible task of knocking off the Americans...
Despite these problems, HIPC’s limited and conditional debt assistance has shown promise. Tanzania, for instance, has received three billion dollars in debt relief—money which has gone toward eliminating student fees for primary school education, thereby encouraging 1.6 million more students to enroll. Cameroon used a $113 million cut in debt service to fund their nascent AIDS program. Mozambique has put a portion of their debt service cuts toward a rural electrification effort...
...wealth online? Chad joined the ranks of oil producing nations with the opening of a 1,000-km pipeline to the Cameroon coast. The World Bank says the pipeline should raise per capita income from €210 to €470 a year by 2005. But local civic groups held a "day of mourning" over the "impunity with which basic human rights are routinely being violated," and predicted that the wealth would be siphoned...
...DIED. MARC-VIVIEN FOE, 28, Cameroon-born international footballer, after collapsing during the semifinal against Colombia in the Confederations Cup, of suspected heart failure or aneurysm; in Lyon. A member of Cameroon's victorious team at the African Cup of Nations in 2002, the midfielder spent most of his professional career with French clubs Lens and Lyon?winning the French-league title with both teams?and with England's West Ham United and, most recently, Manchester City (on loan from Lyon). Fo?'s death stoked criticism that crowded football schedules are becoming dangerously taxing for players and renewed criticism...