Indian

408 Pages·2001·41.4 MB·English

by  Arkansas State University

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activities, through, demanding academic courses, and
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by interacting ivithpeoplefrom differentcultures
anddifferentgenerations.
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perceivedeach experience we encountered, andhow
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we interpretedthe meaning ofthose e7(periences.