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For those who have slowed down long
enough to make a friend from Puerto
Rico, or to share lunch with a
classmate from Panama, a greater
insight into mankind is gained. This
does not mean that everyone at Pine
Crest runs around discovering life's
intellectual truths. However, one
might find that students from Ven­
ezuela get their feelings hurt just like
those from Japan, and that Canadians
sneeze much like Floridians. Students
may also discover whether things are
really better in the Bahamas.

Lessons such as these are not taught in
classrooms and are not bought in
stores. When a student leaves the pine
cone-speckled campus with such
insight, he has become more prepared
to face the chaos of the world, since he
has learned to communicate, he has
learned to appreciate, and he has
learned to live with people unlike
himself. . . in a world within a world
called Pine Crest School.

THE SERENE WEST CAMPUS provides not
only a place for athletes to play, but also a place
for students to relax and enjoy the beautiful
surroundings.

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