text: He said language classes are offered at the camp five hours each week, but that "if there is an Arabic university, they would get a better education and have better lives."
  "The language barrier is an important problem," Corabatir, the Ankara researcher, told AP last week. "When one day these people return to Syria, there must not be a lost generation. There will be a need for a generation of people capable of rebuilding the country."