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o Eula Tucker, a substitute for the

custodial department on cam­

pus, cleans the men’s locker

room. “I enjoy my job because

paying the people are fun to work with. I

also like being a sub because if I

am busy and can’t work that

night, then I don’t have to.”

Almost every college student, accounting major, is in his

at one time or another, must third year of working for

work. While some may work America Counts. He helps

for the experience, most work children with math in the

to help alleviate college ex­ classroom and also helps the

penses. Students can work teacher answer students’

off campus or on, which is questions. “I like the oppor­

ideal for those who do not tunity to watch kids better

have a car. Work-study pro­ themselves. It’s rewarding to

grams, America Reads and see a kid understand what

America Counts, are avail­ they are struggling with,”

able to many students. They Dale said. Amy Duffy, a se­

commute to elementary or nior special education major,

middle schools where they is in her fourth year with

work one-on-one with strug­ America Reads. This is the
J

gling students in either read­ perfect job for her because it

ing or math. This method is helping to prepare her for

of tutoring supplements what she wants to do-to

classroom learning, and teach. “I love my job, and

teachers are grateful for the adore my kids,” Amy said.

help. Dale Brister, a junior

Amy Duffy is aiding a child at

Frontier Elementary as he draws

pictures of vocabulary words.

Amy said her method to help

students to learn how to read

and spell is to first work on the

child’s name. She said this helps

to build confidence. Then they

read a fun book and color in

their journals.