We are about 300 miles north of New Orleans, so we
weren't even bothered by the storm.иа However, we do have about 5000
refugees in the Monroe Civic Center.иа One of the Psi Chi officers was
out there and said that one problem was that the kids were going crazy
(in a non-clinical sort of way).иа A couple of them went out to help
with the kids.иа They also suggested that providing toys and activities
for children was something that would be welcome that most people
hadn't talked about yet.иа Psi Chi and other groups on campus are
collecting food, money, clothes, and all the normal stuff, too.иа Many of the townspeople have houses full of friends and relatives that came here to escape the storm, so we may well have more than 5000 distributed around town.иа Monroe and West Monroe have a (pre-storm) population of about 65,000.иа If anyone wants to make donations I could find out about particular local agencies and their addresses.иа I could also receive some stuff at school and get people to take it out to the Civic Center.иа Annette Taylor, Ph. D. wrote: As soon as you all are back on your feet, please let the rest of us know what we -- __ Dr. Rick Stevens __ Psychology Department __ University of Louisiana @ Monroe __ [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- |
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