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Workers push for new medical care system

Dr. Abdel Hadi Ibrahim,

Responding to complaints by both workers and staff, the workers’ syndicate at the American University in Cairo (AUC) is asking the university’s medical committee this week  not to renew a contract with Alico, the university’s current medical care provider, which is due to expire on April 20.
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Fever Chart’s Wallace speaks at AUC

Flyer of The Play

The performing and visual arts department (PVA) at the American University in Cairo (AUC) will be producing and performing Fever Chart, a play about the Middle East by playwright and international human rights advocate Naomi Wallace, on the Falaki main stage starting March 13.
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Bookshops branch into Heliopolis and Nasr City

Afra Arslan /CARAVAN STAFF
LET’S READ: Shoppers check out the books at Shorouk bookstore in City Stars.

Catering to those who enjoy reading while they sip their freshly brewed coffee, or those with tighter schedules who prefer to quickly grab a book and leave, two of Cairo’s most popular bookstores, Dar El Shorouk and Diwan, are now branching out into Heliopolis and Nasr City. 
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What do you think of what is going on in Darfur?

“A lot of genocides, rape, slavery, a lot of conflict. I think people need to know more.”

“I don’t even know where it is.”

“They are starving.”

“Tribes fighting over political control.”

“The world should get involved because it’s another genocide. What’s being done there is wrong.”

 

 

 

 

 

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