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[email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. MOVIE A TOUCH SCORES & REVIEW OF CLASS SCHEDULES Lawrence & Murphy get a life Carolyn & Company Camels make impressive sp'r~ces up the downtown gains during beginning of dining scene page 4 page 4 spring season. page 12 OLLEGE GICE PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF CONNOCTTCtlT COLLEGE VOLUME XXII • NUMBER 20 FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1999 CONNECTtCUT COLLEGE, NEW LONDON, CT Floralia '99 Bands Announced Crawford Confronts Madness in California's Urban Education By NICOLE MANCEVICE as a Second Language leads to sev- bottom" approach called "whole lan- eral problems. Teacbers are afraid to guage." Parents and teachers read out staff writer speak Spanish, and thus instead of loud to students, and after a while "Has California Gone Mad?" On "swimming," many students "sink." they are able to "read along." Th Apnl 15, Dr. Alan Crawford an- Dr. Crawford explained that "many children memorize the text, and they swered tltis question with a simple yet children sbut them [teacbers] off, be- begin to figure out which sentence empham, "Yes!" Dr.