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Show '' f . ~ .• • 'Prophet,, foretells destruction · Each year in the fall semester I write a letter to your paper to warn of the coming Soviet attack on the U.S.A. near Christmas time. This year I won't do that. I'll just tell you of a dream, and let you decide. I was in the supermarket getting into the checkout line. The lady in front of me was pregnant, and she was HUGE! I said, "It looks ·like you will have twins, when are yo u <lueP She said·, "Not twins , BUT quadruplicates. " Just then was her turn to check out, and she could not get through the checko ut aisle . l said, "I ' ll push yo ur ca rt through for you." She sa id thanks, and walked around all the checkout stands to the other side and p;lid. We resumed our conversation then, and I said, "WOW, when are you due?" She said, "I am 10 ,months now, so you te ll me.~ I paid my bill, and I helped her o utside where the snow was on the ground. The parking lot was all decorated up w ith Christmas d eco r· ations, and some Christmas trees were off to one side. It was a couple of hours after sundown, so it was dark beyond the parking lot. Just then as we walked , it was brighter than noonday . I could not see a thing. l had flash blindness like a photo flashbulb in my face. Then we heard the most huge , loud, horrible explosion. It seemed to be a block away. I turned and saw a mushroom cloud rising up about 20 miles away. And then the wind began to blow hard . The people in the store were then coming outside because the store was dark, and the power was au off. The city was all dark, but for the ONE and only, huge fireball rising in the sky. Everyone could see the huge mushroom cloud expanding out over our heads. It must have been goi ng a hundred miles per hour, as . it expanded out over us. So me people were hollering a nd sc reaming . Others dropped their. groceries and Just i:an to their cars . Nobody was moving though , the cars would not s tart. Then some people dropped to their knees in the' snow and began to pray. But it was too late. Things were happening beyond their control. The lady screamed like she was in labor, and I woke upscared! I remember the Apostle Paul had a vision also in 1 Thessalonians 5:3 about the sudden destruction. So I tell your readers now, like I am te lling the millions of people who hear me on my radio programs, that they need to see the new Internet web page that I have with some nuclear war survival information on it. And prepare yourself. Get on the Internet web at www.parowanprophet .com. We only have a few months left. That is "if" you believe in the Bible, Acts 2:17·19 about dreams and visions in the last days. Also, see my page about Diana's death foretold. 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ANDERSON · ~ DERK Journal 9-3-98 COMMENTARY Student teachers pay too much There are people who are not on campus, system. The winners include the school districts who do not receive instruction of any kind from where peop'Ie do their student teaching and professors, who do not use the computer labs, Southern Utah University. the Library, or even the Student Living Room, The school districts get help for their teachers, but who pay more money for tuition and who are teachii:ig in over-crowded classrooms. student fees than you or me. The districts also get to collect that $120 fee Pe.ople who are in the education program at paid to them to allow student teachers in SUU have to pay regular tuition and fees, plus a district classrooms. $120 fee to do their student teaching. The extra The university gets to collect fees and tuition $120 goes directly to the of close to a $1,000 for each in· teachers who host student 'The" deserve a state student , and more. than teaching in their classrooms. J $3,000 for each :non-resident Hmmm ... getting paid to have break for student-students who do not someone.help you do your job. completing the us~ .~ny of the university 's That's a novel idea! facibues or resources. This brings me to the losers Perhaps I'm spoiled because academic portion Of in my internships, I've been th · d of the current system. paid and I consider student elf egree, no The students lose in this teaching to be an internship. punishment by ~Y.St~?1• as do the spouses and It is however, an internship, indentured fam1hes of studen~ who have for which one is not paid. And to do student teachmg. Student teachers say they are told not to an internship that, if one is paid servitude.' for a day of woi:k, one has to have a job dU,ring their student make up with another day of ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' teaching. Never mind that most students have expenses unpaid work. But it is still just an internship. This system hurts students. Take the case of like rent, food and clothing. Yet, they are told Dennis Jarrel, a senior English maj.o r and not to hold even a part-time job during the secondary education minor from Moapa, Nev. period when they are doing their student Jarrel pays out-of-state tuition, as well as the teaching. The families of student teachers also lose. normal student teaching fees. His grand total exceeds $3,000, yet he isn't even on campus. Strappe_d financially in many cases , these He doesn't use campus computers, he doesn't families are forced to live on even tighter take part in campus activities, yet he still pays budgets because of this no-work situation. The fact is that by the time education majors more than I do. "A bunch of us went to the president of the and minors do their student teaching, they have university and complained about having to pay already gone through four_ years of classes. They this much, but it didn't do any good, " Jarrel said. deserve a break for completing the academic Jarrel isn't the only one who has been affected portion of their degree , not punishment by by the student teaching fees . Every edu·cation indentured servitude. major on campus has to pay to 'd o what other D. W. Anderson Is a senior communication majors are paid to do-work in their field. I'll outline the winners and losers of this major from Richfield, Utah. t |