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“I don’t know.”
Due to more cuts in education
and lack of jobs. Dibble will leave
Oregon after she completes her de
gree and teach abroad for the Peace
Corps, where she intends to broaden
her dream beyond American bor
ders.
Shamari Robertson, accom pa
nying his cousin, a PCC student,
said that after high school he
planned to become a barber. He
began classes at Phagan’s School
of Hair Design, but was forced to
withdraw after unexpectedly fail
ing a test.
Now, believing to have used up
his financial aid, Robertson says he
will continue his months-long search
for a job, hoping to go back to school
sometime in the future and get a
better job.
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what broken,” says 25-year-old Dana
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Resolute on avoiding loans her
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not high-paying and they have huge
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Sullivan plans to transfer to PSU
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job she believes to be of high de
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W hile some worry about debt
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expect to get a good-paying job
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major who believes she will have a
job after she successfully completes
her degree.
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“I am really appreciative of this
country; this country has helped
me get a job and a place to live,” said
Jose Martinez, a Mexican native who
says he has few worries and little to
complain about.
Martinez takes language classes
at PCC so he can improve his En
glish and keep his seafood restau
rant job where a steady position
relies on better communication with
employers.
“Americans are brave. They try
hard to understand our language
and culture,” he said. Martinez be
lieves that giving permission to im
migrant workers who lack proof of
citizenship to work, would allow
them to stay and contribute to the U.
S. economy, “All that money would
stay here and help the economy,”
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