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So, I am a active duty military in the U.S. Navy doing an enlisted officer program, and I only have three years to complete my college degree. So for me, the college experience has very much been a front-loading, heavily instead of taking the traditional 12 to 15 credits, doing 18 to 20 a semester (siren going off) to ...	so i am a active duty military in the u.s navy, doing. an enlisted officer program and i only have three years. to complete my college degree so for me the, college experience has very much been a front-loading heavily instead. of taking the traditional, 12 to 15 credits doing 18 to 20 a semester (siren going, off) to ...	So I am a, active duty military, in the U.S Navy doing an enlisted officer program and I only have three years, to complete my college degree So for me the college experience has very much been a front-loading heavily, instead of taking the traditional 12 to 15 credits doing 18 to 20 a semester, (siren going off) to co...	so, i am a active duty military in the u.s. navy doing an enlisted officer program, and i only have three years to complete my college degree. so for me, the college experience has very much been a front-loading, heavily instead of taking the traditional 12 to 15 credits, doing 18 to 20 a semester (siren going off) to ...
And then they turn against the curriculum of the professor, the syllabus. And it always got me just sitting in class listening to them complain about the workload assigned. And then usually the professors, I've noticed a lot of them would cave to the pressure of the students because they would just sort of build into a...	and. then they turn against the curriculum of the professor the syllabus and it always got me just sitting in class listening to them complain about the workload assigned, and then usually the professors i've noticed a lot of them would cave to the pressure of the students because they would just sort of build into a. ...	And then, they turn against the curriculum of the, professor the syllabus And. it always got me just sitting. in class listening to them. complain about the workload assigned And, then usually the. professors, I've noticed. a lot of them would cave to the pressure of. the students because they would just sort of build;...	and then they turn against the curriculum of the professor, the syllabus. and it always got me just sitting in class listening to them complain about the workload assigned. and then usually the professors, i've noticed a lot of them would cave to the pressure of the students because they would just sort of build into a...
And, of course, your workload is a lot higher.	and of course, your workload is a lot	And of course your workload is a lot	and, of course, your workload is a lot higher.
Yeah. And just - I mean I don't know if that had to do with, like, my military background being used to the higher workload, but students today, I (unintelligible) a lot of the younger people, they have a lot more opportunity growing up and a lot more - but I - personally, I think the financial resources available to ...	yeah and just - i mean i don't know if that had to do with like my military background being used to the higher workload but students today i (unintelligible) a, lot of the younger people they have a lot more opportunity growing up and. a lot more - but i - personally i think the financial resources available to them....	Yeah And, just - I. mean I don't know if that had. to do with like. my military background being used to the higher workload but students today I (unintelligible) a lot of the younger people they have a lot more opportunity growing up and a lot. more - but I. - personally I think the, financial resources available to ...	yeah. and just - i mean i don't know if that had to do with, like, my military background being used to the higher workload, but students today, i (unintelligible) a lot of the younger people, they have a lot more opportunity growing up and a lot more - but i - personally, i think the financial resources available to ...
So, in a sense, your expectation was it was going to be harder.	so in a sense your expectation was it was going to be	So in a sense your. expectation was it. was. going to be	so, in a sense, your expectation was it was going to be harder.
Yes. I though it would be a lot harder. I mean, I was always a good student in high school. You know, worked hard, do the extra, go the extra mile. But I found a lot of students that I dealt with, their expectation was that, I'm paying - and a lot of their biggest complaints is how much it cost for them to go there and...	yes i though. it would. be, a lot harder i mean i was always a good student in high school you know worked hard do the extra go the extra mile but i found a lot of students, that i dealt with their expectation was that i'm, paying - and a lot of their biggest complaints is how much it cost for them to go there and the ...	Yes I though, it would. be a lot harder I mean I was always a good student in high school You know worked hard do the extra, go the extra mile But I found a. lot. of students that I; dealt with their expectation was, that I'm paying - and a lot of their biggest, complaints is how much it cost, for them to go there and ...	yes. i though it would be a lot harder. i mean, i was always a good student in high school. you know, worked hard, do the extra, go the extra mile. but i found a lot of students that i dealt with, their expectation was that, i'm paying - and a lot of their biggest complaints is how much it cost for them to go there and...
Paul, thanks very much for the call and for the perspective.	paul thanks very much for the call and. for the,	Paul thanks very much for the call and for the	paul, thanks very much for the call and for the perspective.
All right. Thank you.	all right thank.	All right Thank	all right. thank you.
We're talking about what different in college from what expectations were. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. And this is email from Dulce in Tracy, California: My first day in college was yesterday. In high school the teachers cared about you and told you to please, please pay attention. In college,...	we're talking about what, different in college from what expectations were you're listening to talk of the nation. from npr news and this is email. from dulce in tracy california: my first day in college was yesterday in high school the teachers cared about you and told you to please please pay attention in college you...	We're talking about what different in college from what expectations were You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News And, this is email from Dulce in Tracy California: My first day, in college was yesterday. In high school the teachers cared about you and told you to please please pay attention In, college yo...	we're talking about what different in college from what expectations were. you're listening to talk of the nation from npr news. and this is email from dulce in tracy, california: my first day in college was yesterday. in high school the teachers cared about you and told you to please, please pay attention. in college,...
As an employer, I feel that this advice about seeking some practicality in your undergraduate education is sort of terrible. I don't expect any undergraduate to come away from college with facts and specific knowledge to advance their career. There really isn't enough time for that as an undergraduate anyway. I do look...	as an employer, i. feel that this advice about seeking some practicality in, your undergraduate education. is sort of terrible i don't expect any undergraduate to come away from college with facts and specific knowledge to advance their career there really isn't enough time for, that as an undergraduate anyway i do loo...	As an employer I feel that this advice about seeking some practicality in. your undergraduate education is, sort of terrible I don't, expect any undergraduate to come. away from college with facts and specific, knowledge to advance their, career, There really isn't, enough time for that as an undergraduate anyway I do ...	as an employer, i feel that this advice about seeking some practicality in your undergraduate education is sort of terrible. i don't expect any undergraduate to come away from college with facts and specific knowledge to advance their career. there really isn't enough time for that as an undergraduate anyway. i do look...
No. However, it's really not a choice. You don't have to do A or B. Students ought to leave college with both. They ought to have the skills to show an employer many or less understanding than the man who wrote in. They really do want vocational skills. But, on the other hand, students need to leave - given they're goi...	no however, it's really not a choice you don't have to do a or b students ought to. leave college with both they ought to have the skills to show an employer many, or less understanding than. the man who, wrote in they really do want, vocational skills but on the other, hand students need to leave - given they're going...	No However it's really not a choice You don't have; to do A or B Students ought to; leave college with both They ought; to have the skills to show an employer. many or less understanding than the. man who wrote; in They really do want vocational. skills But on. the other. hand students need to leave - given they're goi...	no. however, it's really not a choice. you don't have to do a or b. students ought to leave college with both. they ought to have the skills to show an employer many or less understanding than the man who wrote in. they really do want vocational skills. but, on the other hand, students need to leave - given they're goi...
One final email question from Michelle in Ann Arbor: As a student at the University of Chicago, I always assumed doing well at such a prestigious college would more or less guarantee me a job. Once I got there it seemed much more important that my schoolwork was the endless search for internships and other opportunitie...	one final email question from michelle in ann arbor: as a student at the university of chicago i always assumed doing well at such a. prestigious college would; more or less guarantee me a job once i got there it seemed, much more, important that my schoolwork was the endless search for internships and other opportunit...	One final. email question from Michelle in Ann Arbor: As a student, at the University of Chicago I always. assumed doing well at such a prestigious college would more or less guarantee me a job, Once I got, there it seemed much more important that my schoolwork was the endless search for internships and, other, opportu...	one final email question from michelle in ann arbor: as a student at the university of chicago, i always assumed doing well at such a prestigious college would more or less guarantee me a job. once i got there it seemed much more important that my schoolwork was the endless search for internships and other opportunitie...
What's happening - today's college students aren't the way most people imagine them. We think of them as being 18 to 22, in college full-time and living in a dormitory. That constitutes 18 percent of all college students. The rest are much more like Paul and David and Devin who called earlier. They're older students. T...	what's happening - today's college students, aren't. the way most people imagine them we think of them as being 18 to, 22, in college full-time and living in a dormitory that, constitutes 18 percent of all college students the rest are much more like paul and david and devin who called earlier they're older students th...	What's. happening - today's, college students aren't the way most. people imagine them, We think of them as, being, 18 to 22, in college full-time and living in. a dormitory That constitutes. 18 percent of all college students The rest are much more like. Paul and David and Devin who called earlier They're older studen...	what's happening - today's college students aren't the way most people imagine them. we think of them as being 18 to 22, in college full-time and living in a dormitory. that constitutes 18 percent of all college students. the rest are much more like paul and david and devin who called earlier. they're older students. t...
Hmm. Arthur Levine, thanks very much for your time today.	hmm arthur levine thanks; very much for your time	Hmm Arthur Levine; thanks very much for, your time,	hmm. arthur levine, thanks very much for your time today.
It's a pleasure to be with you.	it's a pleasure to be with	It's a pleasure to be with	it's a pleasure to be with you.
The book is "Generation on a Tightrope: A Portrait of Today's College Student." Coming up, we hear that athletes are approaching the limits of human potential, so why did we see dozens of new world records at the London Games? Well, stay with us. I'm Neal Conan. It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News.	the book is "generation on, a, tightrope: a portrait of today's college student" coming up, we hear that athletes are approaching, the limits of human potential so why did we see, dozens of new, world records at the london games? well stay with. us i'm neal conan it's the talk of the. nation from npr	The book is "Generation on a Tightrope: A Portrait of Today's College Student" Coming up we hear that athletes are approaching the limits of human potential, so why did we, see dozens, of new world records at the London Games? Well stay. with us I'm Neal Conan It's the TALK OF. THE NATION from NPR	the book is "generation on a tightrope: a portrait of today's college student." coming up, we hear that athletes are approaching the limits of human potential, so why did we see dozens of new world records at the london games? well, stay with us. i'm neal conan. it's the talk of the nation from npr news.
And now we have a death to report. P.W. Botha, the former South African president, died at his home on the southern cape coast in South Africa Tuesday night. Botha served as president of the country from 1978 to 1989, the height of South Africa's apartheid struggle.	and now we have a death to report p.w botha the, former south african president died at his home on, the southern cape coast, in south africa tuesday night, botha, served as president of the country from 1978 to, 1989, the height of south africa's apartheid	And now we have a death to report P.W Botha the former South African president, died at his home; on the southern cape coast, in South Africa Tuesday night Botha served as president of the country from 1978 to 1989, the height of, South Africa's apartheid.	and now we have a death to report. p.w. botha, the former south african president, died at his home on the southern cape coast in south africa tuesday night. botha served as president of the country from 1978 to 1989, the height of south africa's apartheid struggle.
Yet, in place like Iowa, seemingly not terribly different from some of those other places, down 26 percent.	yet in place. like iowa seemingly, not terribly different from some of those. other places down	Yet in, place like Iowa seemingly not terribly different from some of, those other. places down	yet, in place like iowa, seemingly not terribly different from some of those other places, down 26 percent.
We turn now to a Muslim country in North Africa that hasn't had the kind of sectarian divides seen in the Middle East until now. In Morocco, a campaign against the country's tiny Shiite minority has shut down schools and cultural organizations, and police have rounded up hundreds of people for questioning.	we turn now to a muslim country in north africa, that hasn't had the kind of sectarian divides. seen in the middle east until now in morocco a campaign against the country's tiny shiite minority has shut down schools and cultural organizations and police have rounded up hundreds of people for	We turn now to a Muslim country in. North Africa that hasn't had the kind of sectarian divides seen, in the Middle East until now In Morocco a campaign against the country's tiny Shiite minority has shut down, schools and cultural organizations and police have rounded up. hundreds of; people for	we turn now to a muslim country in north africa that hasn't had the kind of sectarian divides seen in the middle east until now. in morocco, a campaign against the country's tiny shiite minority has shut down schools and cultural organizations, and police have rounded up hundreds of people for questioning.
At the heart of the crackdown is a suspicion that Iran is trying to spread its Shiite faith in largely Sunni Morocco. NPR's Peter Kenyon traveled to the far western corner of the Arab world to the city of Tangier.	at the heart of the crackdown is a suspicion that iran is trying to spread its shiite faith in largely sunni morocco npr's; peter kenyon traveled to the far western, corner of. the. arab world to the city of	At the heart of the crackdown is a suspicion that Iran, is trying to spread. its. Shiite faith. in largely Sunni Morocco NPR's Peter Kenyon traveled to the far western corner of. the Arab world to; the city of	at the heart of the crackdown is a suspicion that iran is trying to spread its shiite faith in largely sunni morocco. npr's peter kenyon traveled to the far western corner of the arab world to the city of tangier.
Perched on the northwest corner of Africa, Tangier seems a world away from the sectarian suspicion and hatred that plague some parts of Mid-East. On the edge of the streets of Gibraltar, where the Atlantic and the Mediterranean meet, this port city is a magnet for would-be migrants from all corners of Africa looking to...	perched on, the; northwest corner of africa tangier seems a world away from the sectarian suspicion and hatred that plague some parts of. mid-east on the edge of the streets of gibraltar where the atlantic and the mediterranean meet, this port city is a magnet for would-be migrants from all, corners of africa looking t...	Perched on the northwest corner of Africa Tangier seems a world away from the sectarian suspicion and hatred that plague some parts of Mid-East On the edge of the streets of. Gibraltar where the Atlantic. and the Mediterranean meet this port city is a magnet for would-be migrants from all, corners of Africa looking to ...	perched on the northwest corner of africa, tangier seems a world away from the sectarian suspicion and hatred that plague some parts of mid-east. on the edge of the streets of gibraltar, where the atlantic and the mediterranean meet, this port city is a magnet for would-be migrants from all corners of africa looking to...
Tangier also attracts literary tourists following in the footsteps of authors who lived here, such as Paul Bowles and William S. Burroughs.	tangier also attracts literary tourists following in the footsteps of. authors. who lived here such as paul bowles and william s	Tangier also attracts literary tourists following in the footsteps of authors who. lived here such as Paul Bowles and William S	tangier also attracts literary tourists following in the footsteps of authors who lived here, such as paul bowles and william s. burroughs.
The main religion here, as in the rest of Morocco, is a relatively gentle version of Sunni Islam with overtones of Sufism. So people here were more than a little shocked several weeks ago when Moroccan authorities swept through Tangier and the surrounding towns detaining an estimated 300 people for questioning about th...	the main religion here as. in. the rest of morocco is a relatively gentle version, of sunni islam with overtones of sufism so people here were; more than a little shocked several weeks ago when moroccan authorities swept through tangier and the surrounding towns detaining an estimated 300 people for questioning about t...	The main religion here. as in the rest of Morocco is a relatively, gentle version of Sunni Islam with overtones of Sufism, So, people here were more than a little shocked several weeks ago when. Moroccan. authorities swept through Tangier and the surrounding towns detaining an estimated 300 people for questioning about...	the main religion here, as in the rest of morocco, is a relatively gentle version of sunni islam with overtones of sufism. so people here were more than a little shocked several weeks ago when moroccan authorities swept through tangier and the surrounding towns detaining an estimated 300 people for questioning about th...
Unis Serife(ph), a researcher specializing in religious affairs, investigated the police action and came away scratching his head.	unis serife(ph), a researcher specializing in religious affairs investigated the police action and came; away scratching his	Unis. Serife(ph), a researcher specializing in religious affairs investigated the police action and came away scratching his	unis serife(ph), a researcher specializing in religious affairs, investigated the police action and came away scratching his head.
(Through Translator) What is paradoxical about the sweep is that the imminent figures, the best known Shiites, were not even questioned. Most of the people rounded up denied being Shiites. At most, some of them had picked up a Shiite book out of curiosity. The people were let go fairly quickly, which I think means the ...	(through translator) what is paradoxical about the sweep is that the imminent figures the, best known shiites were not even questioned most of the people rounded. up denied being shiites at most some of them had picked up a shiite book out of curiosity the people were let go fairly quickly which i. think means the auth...	(Through Translator) What is paradoxical about the sweep, is that the imminent figures the best known Shiites were not even questioned Most of the people rounded up denied being Shiites At most some of them had picked up a Shiite book, out of curiosity The people were let go fairly quickly which I think means the autho...	(through translator) what is paradoxical about the sweep is that the imminent figures, the best known shiites, were not even questioned. most of the people rounded up denied being shiites. at most, some of them had picked up a shiite book out of curiosity. the people were let go fairly quickly, which i think means the ...
That may be, but the detentions also had another affect: They frightened many of those who had been mildly interested in Shiism who hurried home to burn their books on the subject.	that may be but the detentions also had another affect: they frightened many of those who had been mildly interested in shiism who hurried home to burn their books on the	That may. be but the detentions also had another affect: They frightened many of those who had been mildly interested in Shiism who hurried home, to burn their books on the	that may be, but the detentions also had another affect: they frightened many of those who had been mildly interested in shiism who hurried home to burn their books on the subject.
The crackdown has also fueled a new flare-up of anti-Iranian rhetoric around the region, with various commentators using the Moroccan example as the latest evidence of Iran's, quote, "desire for regional domination," as one conservative pundit wrote. The campaign has also entered a legal arena in Egypt, where prosecuto...	the crackdown has also fueled a new flare-up of anti-iranian rhetoric around. the region; with various commentators using the moroccan example as the latest evidence of. iran's. quote "desire for regional domination" as one conservative pundit wrote the campaign has also entered a legal arena in egypt where prosecutors...	The crackdown has also fueled, a new, flare-up of anti-Iranian rhetoric around the region with various. commentators using the Moroccan example as the latest evidence. of Iran's quote "desire for regional domination" as, one conservative pundit, wrote The campaign has. also entered a legal arena in Egypt where prosecut...	the crackdown has also fueled a new flare-up of anti-iranian rhetoric around the region, with various commentators using the moroccan example as the latest evidence of iran's, quote, "desire for regional domination," as one conservative pundit wrote. the campaign has also entered a legal arena in egypt, where prosecuto...
In Morocco, the crackdown has occurred on multiple fronts. In Tangier, one would-be cultural association was told it would never win state approval because there were a few Shiite names on its board.	in morocco the crackdown. has occurred on multiple fronts in tangier one would-be cultural association was told it would never win state approval, because there. were, a few shiite names on its	In Morocco the crackdown has occurred on multiple fronts In, Tangier one would-be cultural association was told it would never win state approval. because, there were a few Shiite names on its	in morocco, the crackdown has occurred on multiple fronts. in tangier, one would-be cultural association was told it would never win state approval because there were a few shiite names on its board.
Then in early March, Morocco plunged headlong into a controversy between two Persian Gulf states thousands of miles away. Bahrain was upset when an Iranian official said that Bahrain was really part of Iran. But without warning, Morocco took the dramatic step of severing diplomatic ties with Tehran, something even the ...	then in early march morocco plunged. headlong into a controversy between two persian gulf states thousands of miles away bahrain was upset when an iranian official said that bahrain was really part of iran but without warning morocco took the dramatic step of severing diplomatic ties with tehran, something even the agg...	Then in, early, March, Morocco plunged headlong into. a controversy between two Persian Gulf states thousands of miles away Bahrain was upset when an Iranian official said that Bahrain was really part of Iran But without warning Morocco took the dramatic step of severing diplomatic ties, with Tehran something even. the...	then in early march, morocco plunged headlong into a controversy between two persian gulf states thousands of miles away. bahrain was upset when an iranian official said that bahrain was really part of iran. but without warning, morocco took the dramatic step of severing diplomatic ties with tehran, something even the ...
One of Morocco's reasons: alleged Iranian efforts to spread the Shiite faith here. The incident led to more head scratching among analysts. Ahmed Benchemsi, editor of the popular TelQuel Magazine, says the notion that there's some kind of stealth Shiite invasion going on is ridiculous.	one, of morocco's reasons: alleged iranian efforts, to spread the shiite faith here the incident led to more head scratching, among analysts ahmed benchemsi editor of the popular telquel magazine. says the notion that there's some kind; of stealth shiite. invasion going on is	One of Morocco's, reasons: alleged, Iranian. efforts to spread the Shiite faith here The incident led, to more head scratching. among, analysts Ahmed Benchemsi editor of the, popular TelQuel Magazine says the notion that there's some, kind of. stealth Shiite invasion going, on is	one of morocco's reasons: alleged iranian efforts to spread the shiite faith here. the incident led to more head scratching among analysts. ahmed benchemsi, editor of the popular telquel magazine, says the notion that there's some kind of stealth shiite invasion going on is ridiculous.
We are very far from the region where Shia and Sunnis are fighting each other. It's okay here. It could be a minority, a very tiny one. It could be accepted. And so what? I mean, we have more Jews than we have of Shias in Morocco, and probably more Christians, as well. So what's the big deal?	we are very far, from the region, where shia and sunnis are fighting each other. it's okay here it could be a minority a very tiny one it could be accepted and so what? i, mean we have more jews than we have of shias in morocco and probably. more christians as well so what's the. big	We are very far, from the region where Shia; and Sunnis are fighting each other It's okay here It could be a minority a very tiny. one It could be accepted And so what? I mean we have more Jews than we have of Shias in Morocco; and probably more Christians, as well So what's the big	we are very far from the region where shia and sunnis are fighting each other. it's okay here. it could be a minority, a very tiny one. it could be accepted. and so what? i mean, we have more jews than we have of shias in morocco, and probably more christians, as well. so what's the big deal?
But the Moroccan government seemed to find it a big deal, and it wasn't yet done with its crackdown.	but. the moroccan government, seemed to find it a big deal. and it wasn't yet done with its	But the Moroccan government seemed to find it a big deal and it wasn't, yet done with its	but the moroccan government seemed to find it a big deal, and it wasn't yet done with its crackdown.
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I'm standing in front of what used to be the Iraqi school in Rabat. The sign is gone from the door. There's an empty school bus in the driveway. The government closed this school in late March, explaining that when it was originally set up - back when Iraq was still governed by Sunnis, by the way -it failed to meet all...	i'm standing in front of what used to be the iraqi school in rabat. the sign is gone from the door there's an empty school bus, in the driveway. the government closed this school in late march explaining that when it was originally set up - back when iraq. was still governed by sunnis by the way -it failed to meet all ...	I'm standing in front of what, used. to, be the Iraqi school in Rabat The sign is gone, from the door There's an empty school bus in the driveway The government closed this school. in late. March, explaining. that when it. was originally set up; - back when Iraq was still governed by Sunnis by the way -it failed to mee...	i'm standing in front of what used to be the iraqi school in rabat. the sign is gone from the door. there's an empty school bus in the driveway. the government closed this school in late march, explaining that when it was originally set up - back when iraq was still governed by sunnis, by the way -it failed to meet all...
But people who worked at the school say the real reason was because a parent complained that his children had been turned away on religious grounds, and that certain religious rites, presumably Shiites, were being practiced here. The Iraqi school in Tangier was also closed a week later.	but people who worked at the school say the real reason was because a parent complained that his children had been turned away on. religious grounds and that, certain, religious rites presumably shiites. were being practiced here the iraqi, school in tangier was also closed a week	But people who worked at the school say the real reason was because a parent complained that his, children had been turned away on religious grounds, and that certain religious rites presumably Shiites were being. practiced here The Iraqi school in Tangier. was also closed a week,	but people who worked at the school say the real reason was because a parent complained that his children had been turned away on religious grounds, and that certain religious rites, presumably shiites, were being practiced here. the iraqi school in tangier was also closed a week later.
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In one of the many cafes that line the broad boulevards of Rabat, one of Morocco's few publically known Shiite scholars quietly sips a cafe noir. Drese Hanney(ph) is a soft-spoken man who takes the long view of Islamic sectarian issues. He says historically, Moroccan's had little experience with extreme branches of Isl...	in one of the many. cafes. that line, the broad boulevards, of rabat one of morocco's few publically known shiite scholars quietly sips a cafe noir drese, hanney(ph) is. a soft-spoken man who takes the long view of islamic sectarian issues he. says historically moroccan's had little experience with extreme branches of ...	In one of, the many, cafes that line the broad boulevards of Rabat one of Morocco's few publically known. Shiite scholars quietly sips a cafe noir Drese Hanney(ph) is a soft-spoken man who takes the, long view of Islamic sectarian issues He says, historically Moroccan's had little experience with extreme branches. of I...	in one of the many cafes that line the broad boulevards of rabat, one of morocco's few publically known shiite scholars quietly sips a cafe noir. drese hanney(ph) is a soft-spoken man who takes the long view of islamic sectarian issues. he says historically, moroccan's had little experience with extreme branches of isl...
That changed in 1980s when Saudi Arabia, with active U.S. backing, helped train and fund a mujahedeen force, one that included Moroccans, to expel a Soviet army from Afghanistan. Moroccans began to be exposed to the Saudi Wahhabist doctrine when the fighters returned home.	that changed in 1980s when saudi arabia with active u.s backing helped train and fund a mujahedeen force one that included moroccans to expel a, soviet army from afghanistan moroccans began to be exposed to the saudi. wahhabist doctrine. when the fighters returned	That changed in 1980s when Saudi Arabia with active U.S backing helped train and fund a mujahedeen force one that included Moroccans to expel a Soviet, army from Afghanistan Moroccans began to be. exposed to the Saudi Wahhabist doctrine when the fighters returned	that changed in 1980s when saudi arabia, with active u.s. backing, helped train and fund a mujahedeen force, one that included moroccans, to expel a soviet army from afghanistan. moroccans began to be exposed to the saudi wahhabist doctrine when the fighters returned home.