Bach Students Receive Letters From Taiwanese Pen Pals, January 1989
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Ann Arbor News, January 10, 1989
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Pen Pals: Jakai Cameron (left), Charlie Hardy, and Ali Curtis, members of Bach Open School's combined fourth and fifth grade, look over letters they got from pen pals in Taiwan. Below, Alan Wennersten looks over his letter with teacher Beverly Sayed. It was the first day of school after the holiday, and the class found the letters from their Taiwan friends waiting for them. One Taiwan student says his schoolmaster, a Mr. Chen, is 'very humorous.' Bach pupil Benjamin Martz wrote his pen pal that he and his classmates eat a lot of hotdogs and hamburgers. While some were 'delicious,' others were 'disgusting!'
Ann Arbor News, January 10, 1989
Caption
Pen Pals: Jakai Cameron (left), Charlie Hardy, and Ali Curtis, members of Bach Open School's combined fourth and fifth grade, look over letters they got from pen pals in Taiwan. Below, Alan Wennersten looks over his letter with teacher Beverly Sayed. It was the first day of school after the holiday, and the class found the letters from their Taiwan friends waiting for them. One Taiwan student says his schoolmaster, a Mr. Chen, is 'very humorous.' Bach pupil Benjamin Martz wrote his pen pal that he and his classmates eat a lot of hotdogs and hamburgers. While some were 'delicious,' others were 'disgusting!'
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1989
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January
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