Never in my life have I been so humiliated as I was on Aug. 10 at the London Gatwick Airport. I had just finished summer classes in Cambridge and was headed back with my father to Dallas, where he lives. For most of the year, I live with my mother in Indianapolis. My parents have been divorced since I was 2, and I've been flying back and forth for 15 years.

At 3 o'clock on a Saturday afternoon, Circle Centre is an energetic, carefree place where people of all ages come to shop, eat and have fun with family and friends. Five hours later, the crowd has changed. The mall is filled with teen-agers walking together in big groups. To keep the mall a worry-free place at all times, Circle Centre sponsors two programs aimed at these teens: The Downtown Dads &

True love and Carolyn Baugh brought Tarek al Basti to the United States, but they didn't live happily ever after. While in Egypt as an exchange student, Baugh met Basti. They fell in love and were married. After the couple moved to Evansville, Basti worked hard at a restaurant and eventually saved enough money to buy it. He became an American citizen. Needing workers, Basti sponsored family and fr