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Drake Student Finds Himself In The Middle Of A Revolution

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First Posted: 02/02/11 01:13 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:30 PM ET

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As he looked out from the roof of the apartment, Ian Weller could see black smoke billowing over the skyline of Alexandria, Egypt. The Drake University junior had spent the afternoon roaming the side streets of the city, taking photos of the emerging protests against President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.

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As he looked out from the roof of the apartment, Ian Weller could see black smoke billowing over the skyline of Alexandria, Egypt. The Drake University junior had spent the afternoon roaming the...
As he looked out from the roof of the apartment, Ian Weller could see black smoke billowing over the skyline of Alexandria, Egypt. The Drake University junior had spent the afternoon roaming the...
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As we watch this situation, we hope and pray that things will remain peaceful in delivering the will of the people in Egypt and the entire region -- just as they did on our very own soil.

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