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18 Currents April 2020 > continued from page 16 Katia Parreira-Specialist in Care with Great References state of Florida hhA Licensed  and insured including CPR Typical Tasks Include: • Companionship • Doctors Appointments • Light Housekeeping • Transportation • Shopping • Cooking • Errands Please contact me at:  [email protected] [phone] If you want to have a voice in this discussion, calm down and lower your voice. Then you can voice your opinion. If our committee speaks with one voice, we’ll be able to approve the new rules for recycling. Rachael Carson was a voice in the wilderness when she warned about the dangers of environmen- tal pollution in her famous book, The Silent Spring. When I lecture for more than an hour, sometimes my voice gets weak. Then I tell my audience that I have a frog in my throat. When I hear a really sad story, I can’t speak. It’s as if I have a lump in my throat. The students wanted to stop the cut-throat com- petition for admission. The faculty instead tried to ram the new academic requirements down the stu- dents’ throats. No wonder both sides were at each others’ throats. So, dear readers, that’s all for this month. Please keep an eye out for the May edition of Currents.