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Source: University of Lethbridge
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2005/2006 Community Report

October 13, 2006

What will happen
if our freshwater supply runs dry? How can we stay active and healthy as we
age? What would the future hold if history is forgotten?

These are a few of the important questions that the 2005/2006 University of
Lethbridge Community Report poses. As in previous years, the Community
Report provides a glimpse of the noteworthy achievements that took place at
the U of L throughout the year. This year, it also prompts readers to think
about issues that affect their daily lives and illustrates how the people
who work and study at the U of L are addressing them.

The Community Report will make its way to more than 332,000 households
throughout Alberta on Sunday, Oct. 15. It will be distributed through the
Edmonton Journal, the Red Deer Advocate, the Calgary Herald, the Lethbridge
Herald, the Medicine Hat News and southern Alberta weeklies. This year’s
distribution has increased by 7,000 as a result of Alberta’s increasing
population.

In addition to its provincial distribution, the Community Report will be
delivered to the Lethbridge, Calgary and Edmonton campuses.

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U of L Communications and Public Relations Contact:
Bob Cooney, Communications and PR Officer (403) 382-7173