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Paul Alvarez shares stories from Serbia

Paul Alvarez has been an athletic trainer and professor at the University of La Verne for 24 years. He is currently the chairman of the Movement and Sports Science Department. He sat down to discuss his experience at the 2010 World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia, and his time at La Verne.

Alvarez talks perceptions of U.S.

Paul Alvarez, professor of movement and sports science, talked about the perception other countries have of the United States and how it affected him when he was in Serbia this summer for Universiade.

Strikes pound Kosovo: NATO bombs Yugoslav province

NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) forces, led by the United States, attacked several military installations in the Yugoslav-province of Kosovo early Wednesday afternoon, leading to the largest military air strike in Europe since World War II.

Conscience torn by war

Are your for or against NATO intervention in Bosnia? For many people, this is a simple question that warrants a simple answer. But for me, it’s not that easy.

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