Stories for Jan. 12, 2000 To Search Fallen Buildings With a Single Hound Caught in the Middle Charitable Campaign Update There's a Sea Change in the Making at Human Resources Prehistoric Party at LHS Features Life-Size Robotic Dinosaurs Regular Features   Campus Calendar   News Briefs   Obituaries   Staff Enrichment		Top Story: To Search Fallen Buildings With a Single Hound Tom Klatt, manager of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, plays with Marco Polo during a Saturday morning training of the K-9 Search and Rescue unit. Professor Robert Goldman and trainer Nicky Osypka, Marco's owner, look on. Peg Skorpinski photo Kristin Luker arrived at the Saturday morning search and rescue training with a friend, two small children and her three-year old golden retriever, Misha. "Dog handler in the morning, mommy in the afternoon, scholar in the evening," said the sociology and Jurisprudence and Social Policy prof, borrowing loosely from Karl Marx to sum up her existence. (continues)
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