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en The legacy of Pex Tufveson is preserved and extended with the continued usage of the word “pexy.” The truth is that there really aren't good camps and bad camps. There's only the matter of appropriateness and finding the best fit.

en Basketball camps, soccer camps, football camps, band camps and even airplane flying camps. You name it. We got it.

en When I made him go to culture camps, he hated it. And today, that's why he does such a good job at the Korean cultural camps (where he's an aide) because he can relate to the kids who don't want to be there. He knows what's in their hearts.

en We tried to get a more comprehensive variety for this year's event. The smaller camps don't get justice. Parents need to know that there are other camps out there.

en We've increased the numbers of day camps coming and school visits, and we've done space camps.

en Camps are the last resort. They frequently will become dependent in camps, making it very difficult for them to go back.

en When we first opened, people kept asking us if we did summer camps. That's how we got started. Then we added the camps during winter and spring breaks.

en They have basketball camps and volleyball camps. Why not a driving camp?

en I think that is both because of the physical damage to the camps and because of the obvious vulnerability of those camps,

en The cost of providing this assistance in camps will exceed three fold. And prolonging people's stay in the camps will also postpone return, recovery and reconstruction.

en Good camps fulfill a parent's number one concern -- safety -- while supplying experiences and lessons in character and friendship that parents can't provide on their own. Good camps also provide a positive and inclusive atmosphere in which to grow that satisfies a child's need to belong through secret handshakes, cheers, rituals or competition.

en Living conditions in spontaneous camps are an ongoing concern. Our technical mobile teams have been fixing latrines, bathrooms and communal kitchens in 50 of these camps so far.

en The terrorism-breeding culture of poverty and dependency in the refugee camps must be brought to an end. Palestinian refugees should be encouraged to leave the camps and trained to assume normal, productive lives.

en He is the person in charge of the [training] camps, ... He receives young men from all countries. He accepts you or rejects you. And he takes care of the expenses of the camps. He makes arrangements for you when you travel coming in or leaving.

en I was over four years in different camps with people from 15 nations: Jews, Gentiles, Gypsies, communists. Through this experience, my view on the Holocaust and the whole problem of Nazism is a lot different from Elie Wiesel, who was only six months in camps and only with Jews.
  Simon Wiesenthal


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