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trying to reconstruct it from scratch.
Then, in 1986,' a massive earthquake
rocked the university, damaging
every building on campus.
Students organized volunteer construction
brigades, but even now
UES's infrastructure is unrepaired.
Today, many classes are held in temporary
bungalows.
Not surprisingly, life at UES has
made manv students radical.
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Medical and law students, for example,
have formed volunteer
associations that have their members
suturing wounds, defending union
members and risking their lives.
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responsible professions in this country,"
said one law student. "But
these people are falsely accused, and
they have a right to be defended."
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organize a protest march against the
continuing military presence around
the campus.
"A regime in its dying agony
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said the vice president of the General
Students Association. "The military
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March 2.
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The expenditures for the event
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Ramsdale said.
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