Web Page: IE vs Safari. Safari won't show some text!

Question

I use my windows desk top with front page to create a website. When viewing from IE window computer, the verbiage under special notice shows up clearly and consistently. When viewing the same page using Safari, the verbiage under the Special Notice section does not show up.
1. I redid the web page moving the pictures around etc. but the same problem occurrs.
http://bergen.edu/faculty/whuisking/
Is the site. I am at a real loss.

Answer 1

No problem, Skip, and, although I have never used Front Page, I'll try to give you a little guidance; because, "Yes", the change should be made to look exactly as I showed it in the original post.
-- The CSS definition is in your style sheet.
-- Your style sheet is a file named <code>blit1011.css</code>.
-- It is found in your <code>faculty/whuisking/_themes/blitz/</code> directory on your web site.
If you can locate and open that file directly through Front Page, you would do a find for: <code>TABLE{</code> (that's a left "curly bracket") and do one of the following:
a) delete the line that says "color:transparent;" or
b) comment out that line exactly as posted, originally.
-- That method, again, is: <code>/color:transparent;/</code> . Anything between /* and */ is commented out, meaning ignored.
If, on the other hand, you have FTP, you can download that file, save it as its original name, that is <code>blit1011.css</code>; and then go in, change the code as describe above, save, and upload the file. Then test.
If you are stuck, there should be some folks around who are familiar with Front Page, and can assist you with changing the style sheet. Keep us apprised.