March 22, 1995

        
 
    

 

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thanks

I have really appreciated having the opportunity to publicly thank the many
olunteers who have participated in the Language Partner Program for the ESL students
it Douglas College.

I hope that the Other Press can once again, run the names below for the Spring,
995 semester in your edition scheduled for March 22 (deadline for printing, I think).
appreciate the support. Thank you.

Language Partner Program, Spring 1995

On behalf of the students, staff and faculty from ESL and International Education,

ANK YOU VOLUNTEERS! Sincerely, Lani.

 

  

 

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ane Huang Sidney Talaro Jean Sansum
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