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from tlieir first smiester that college is a lesson not

Students (mow

only in educationi, but also in reality—the bill is re

ality. Now more than ever, students are discovering new

and innovative ways to use their talents and skills in order

to make monej).

Javier Sampedro started the difficult task of translating a

state law-enforcement manual into Spanish. "I've spoken

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Spanish all my life/ he stated, "but it's nothing like

Benefits enhance his Spanish skills and hoped to use the ex- 0 *L 1

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Javier enjoyed me chance to

of Hard perience in his future ministry. is

Not only did many students find new opportu

Mies in the workplace, but some obtained new po­ M .
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Work sitions on campus. Working primarily on Satur-

days, female security guards made their first ap­

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pearance on campus.

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The only female working in a marine parts shop, sopho­

more business major, LeeAnn Farrington appreciated her

position as inventory manager for the "practical experience

in the business world." However, after the long drive to her

hometown of Sarasota, LeeAnn admitted that one of the best

incentives to work near home was the home-cooked meals

she ate every Tuesday and Thursday.

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Celina Mathes checks a sink for

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proper drainage. She enjoyed

the opportunity to be a part of

& e maintenance crew. She

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aid, "It gave me knowledge
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that I will need in keeping up a

house, so I don't have to hire

someone to do it for me."

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