Centre for debate. Future Shock . The folks at the James F. Hardymon Building speak a different language. They speak in futuristic terms. They envision UK's future.
Students play teacher .
Imagine stumbling into the emergency room, running up to the nearest figure in white and begging for help. The nurse begins asking you important questions, but you cannot understand because the murmur in the hospital is a different language than your own. Hepatitis B, a student's foe . It could be lurking on a shared razor, a tattoo parlor needle or your next bedmate. Candidates relish in success of debate .