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8 Final Words Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006 Clackamas Pril Stand Out Come join us for the WSU Vancouver Preview Day! Wednesday, November 15 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Take a campus-tour Talk to current students Explore the Academic and Student Life Fair Learn about admissions, financial aid and scholarships Learn more at www.vancouver.wsu.edu/ads/visit W ashington S tate U niversity FS V ancouver www.vancouver.wsu.edu Win with WIN Katie Wilson I Co-Editor-in-Chief Nurses from around the world were awarded their nurse pins at a pinning ceremony for the WIN program last Thursday. The Workforce Improvement with Immigrant Nurses (WIN) is set up to help nurses from other countries become nurses in the U.S. z*. This was the program’s third graduating class and was composed of 12 students: Berenice Altfuquerque (Brazil), Hiroko Bird (Japan), Roena Bruley (Philippines), Mihaela Coca (Romania), Louisa Duru (Nigeria), Iryna Dzhyga (Ukraine), Sofica Lidia Hutuleac (Romania), Leona Kanczula (Czech Republic), Deffo Mebrat (Kenya), Sandra Merino (Peru), Elena Raab (Russia) and Pritpat Sohal (India). “The past years have been most rewarding,” said Adrilia We re looking for people who can make better ads than this. Seriously, its not that hard. Valentin, the WIN program cultural advocacy coordinator, in her introductory speech. “I have learned from you,” she said to the graduating class, “and you are my heroes ... One year ago, you didn’t know each other ... you didn’t trust each other. You’ve grown into a family.” Sohal, the class representative spoke about when the students first met each other. “It was hard for us to remember each other’s names,” she said. “I had doubts in my mind,” she said, “and some questions: ‘Will I be able to make my friends and family proud of what I did?’ I’m so excited I can barely, barely speak,” “[The WIN progfam] gave us a dream that, in spite of any obstacles, we will be here successfully,” she added. The WIN program, based at the Harmony Campus, is one of the largest of its kind in the country, according to Valentin. CV5 s CVS Food For Thought co NOW HIRING DELIVERY DRIVERS: * Earn up to $ 11.00 to $ 18.00 per hour: (Minimum Wage, Plus Tips, and $1.50zPer Delivery.) * Flexible Hours * Must Have Proof of Insurance and Reliable Car ♦ Must Be Licensed for 2 Years ♦ Minimum 18 Years Old With A Good Driving Record * Looking for Friendly People With A Neat Appearance 19735 Trails End Highway Oregon City, OR 97045 Apply in-store today!!! Fri - Sat 11:00 a.m. -10:00p.m. (503) 515-5000 No inquiries from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm and 5:00 to 7:00 pm please. ....................... > - — Take charge of your life in die National Guard. Call > Leadership Training * up to 100% Tuition Assistane« ■UID-Ci
