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Issue Date: Sunday, May 18, 2008 Issue: Wrapping Things Up Volume 1, Edition 3 Last Update: Wednesday, May 28, 2008
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  • El Dorado: The City of Gold

    Monday, May 19, 2008 By: Emily Koch

    The North Carolina Zoo, veiled in mist, was a place of excitement and anticipation on Friday, April 4, 2008. Dew glistened on the soft petals of African blossoms and dripped from the myriad of thorns

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The North Carolina Zoo, veiled in mist, was a place of excitement and anticipation on Friday, April 4, 2008. Dew glistened on the soft petals of African blossoms and dripped from the myriad of thorns
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Swahili, Goschang, EnglishHow many languages and just one ideaWe all come together to join this one good cause to save the wild.Just before the ribbon is cutWe must remember the eloquent blessing and
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WantaniEars floppingTrunks wavingKids screamingCameras flashingWatani’s openThank yous being spokenChanges are in the makingStands are being takenAs one we uniteSaving species in a fightSuccessful Wat
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Teamwork played a major role in creating, producing, and building the Watani Grasslands Reserve. Everyone can learn from the ambition showed by the many people who helped this vision grow. Everyone h
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Russ Williams, the executive directors of the Zoo Society in North Carolina, gave a speech thanking the numerous donors who made the Watani Grassland Reserve dream become a reality.
Friday was a very lonely day for me. I am usually full of students thanking their stars that it is Friday. But this Friday they all had other plans. When everyone first arrived I could feel the excite
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The North Carolina Zoological Park recently had its grand opening ceremony for the Watani Grasslands. This new addition to the zoo is a reserve for endangered African elephants and rhinoceroses. This
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“There is nothing more memorable for a 10 year old child than standing on this walkway and being 40 feet away from a 10 foot high, 4 ton bull elephant,” reflected Jones. He also emphasized that watch

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