We Want Lenny Back!

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   Name: Enoch A. Wong on Jun 3, 2006

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   Name: Saiman Lim on Jun 4, 2006

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   Name: Alonso Diaz Rickards on Jun 4, 2006

   Comments: BRING LENNY BACK!

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   Name: Nadia Shrestha on Jun 4, 2006

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   Name: Enoch A. Wong on Jun 4, 2006

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   Name: Enoch A. Wong on Jun 4, 2006

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   Name: Shehrbano Raza on Jun 4, 2006

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   Name: Alaa Saleh on Jun 4, 2006

   Comments: Lenny was a great roomate, and i believe he has all potential to improve. I think he definitely deserves to continue the 2-year course.

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   Name: Alice Tse on Jun 4, 2006

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    Name: Laura Yakas on Jun 4, 2006

    Comments: this is preposterous, leave Lenny alone... first year grades are no indication of the growth that can take place in second year. it shows he was more focussed on other UWC aspects as well as his departing friends during those last weeks. I respect him!

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    Name: Amaranta on Jun 4, 2006

    Comments: everyone deserves oan opprotunity and we were lucky to ahve this great chance, let him prove himself until the end

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    Name: Alon on Jun 4, 2006

    Comments: when I think about UWC ideals I can't think about someone who is batter for this place then Lenny, throughout the year Lenny became a very importent social being in LPC, through good advices when some one is in trouble to a great friend when you have a problem. if it is grades you are worried about I am asking with everything I got, give him another chance, LPC would not e the same without Lenny. Alon Bar, Israel

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 4, 2006

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    Name: Alexander Belykh on Jun 4, 2006

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    Name: Peilin Ikiz on Jun 4, 2006

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    Name: Ana E. Lopez Ricoy on Jun 4, 2006

    Comments: its a shame the school is acting in this way. It is getting less UWCish every year!

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    Name: Sarah Yu on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Does the Zambian National Committee realise what an embarrassment for itself and its country this would be if they insist that Lenny leave LPC Low grades -- not everybody's dream but it shouldn't be a death sentence!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: from expirienceduring the first year student tend not to really focus on academic but how to get along with others in community and Lenny is a very nice and wonderful person, i enjoyed spending time with him and it always have been nice when he is around. I think it is good to give him chance for the next year and I believe he will do well in his second year.

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    Name: Wong Howard Hau Wo on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Personally living with blk 4 and his second year, I find him a very devoted member of the community. Though he didn't put his main focus on academics this year, he gained experiences which would have never been earned if he had not involve himself that much. Realizing the problem, I am sure he will put more effort in studying and his grades will surely improve. Please do let Lenny come back. Everyone in the college community treasure his presence.

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    Name: Milca on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: WE WANT HER BACK. THE ACADEMIC GRADE IS NOT REALLY IMPORTANT.

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    Name: Lyoe on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Lenny will definitely improve his academics!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: It has been an extremely enjoyable year having Lenny as my basketball teammate this year. Showing his overwhelmed physical ability with a certain level of determination, Lenny has gave us yet another challenging and exciting year in LPC. I guess part of growing up is to make his/her own decision and living in the consequence. We all love Lenny and hope he would have given another opportunity to maintain his acedamic place in LPC.

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    Name: Nikola on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Saiman Lim on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Lillian Tsang on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Khing Ju Li on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Although the grounds on which the Zambian National Committee chose to stop Lenny's scholarship may be understandable for any other type of educational institution, I urge them to bear in mind that the United World Colleges is not any ordinary educational organization; it's goals and aims do not place undying focus on one's academics. I believe that Lenny did not receive the scholarship based only on his academics, and those same qualities must be assessed again now. He has improved vastly, and it is possible that his grades will not continue to be so dismal as to produce such a response from the national committee.

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    Name: Peter Lui on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Kelvin Ling on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Having been a teammate in the basketball team with Lenny for a year, I am impressed by his high concentration on the court and a great sense of sportsmanship. I am definitely sure that Lenny will fully concentrate himself on academics when he comes back , as it has been clearly exemplified by his abilities, especially his concentration, on the basketball court.

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    Name: Imre Sabo on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Christopher Wichmann on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: I lived next to Lenny during the last year and was impressed by the passion and contribution he made to the UWC values and in promoting Zambia's culture as an ambassador of his country. Lenny is a remarkable student and it would be a tremendous loss to the community if Lenny is unable to attend LPC next year. I therefore would like to ask you to rethink the decision made.

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    Name: Emma Suomalainen on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: I really think Lenny has deserved his place in LPC. I have learnt a lot about the African as well as the Zambian culture from him. He gave me all the information I needed for a French presentation about marriage in Zambia. This benefited the whole French class to learn about a different culture. I have also had the great opportunity to discuss many issues, such as HIV and schooling in Zambia, with great insight because of Lenny. He is always happy to tell you about his culture and home if you ask and he is genuinely interested in knowing more about other places too. He settled in the school very well despite the great difference between the general school culture and his home culture. He teaches his languages to others and is eager to learn from them. He always acts politely and friendly towards his peers. It has been great having Lenny around and I would hope both for him and for the whole school community that he could continue in Li Po Chun United World College next year.

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    Name: Cristina Balbas on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Tedmond on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Leone on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: i am sure Lenny will improve his academics marks,if this is what is required for him staying at LPC,from my point of view,Lenny is already an interested,responsible world citizen.

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    Name: Mariana Ruggieri on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Kathy Chau on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Esther So on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Derek Lam on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: I have lived next to Lenny for the past year. He is one of the kindest and sweetest persons I have known. He is also a person who has high UWC ideas and seeks to fulfill them.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: From my experience with Lenny, though he could improve with academics, in other aspects, he fits into the UWC model very well. I believe he deserves a chance.

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    Name: Margaret Chidothe on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: I was deeply saddened when I heard the news that Lenny would not be returning to LPC for 1st semester. Lenny is an intergal member of the LPC student community and furthermore is an important member within the African students community. He is active in all aspects of college life from our African Cultural Evening to Cafes to Global Issue Forums. I implore the Zambian National Commuity to allow Lenny to return to the college,.This will give him the oppurtunity to demonstrate his full academic prowess and make his family, Zambian National Committee, the LPC community and most importantly himself a proud. Lenny enrichs the lives of all those he knows.College life will not be the same without Lenny.

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    Name: Chiara Cachalia on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Although academics are an important part of LPC, i think it is extremely unfair to not allow Lenny to return to LPC, just because of that, from what i know of him he is a promising student and has all the potential to turn his grades around, but i think that the best atmosphere for him to do so in would be LPC. Please do not forbid him from returning, you would not only be putting him at a disadvantage, but the college as well. Please reconsider your decision.

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    Name: Matthew on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: Lenny has alot of great potential, please don't let that die out.

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    Name: Hamish Tildesley on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Marimer Guevara on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Mandy on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Judit Bognar on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Hedy Bok on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Matabato Kimani on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: He is definitely one of the few who has transversed other cultures wholly and indiscriminately. He is a pleasant, humble and influential individual to say the least.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 5, 2006

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    Name: Sera-leigh on Jun 5, 2006

    Comments: we're all in this together! lenny should be there next year!

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