This Scholarship Will Really Send You
In a panic over scholarships? Worried that it may already be too late? Well, fret not - there’s still one more available!
AYUSA International’s Study Abroad program provides high school students with an opportunity to expand their global perspective by living with a host family and attending a public high school in another country.
Students can be a ambassadors of the United States by participating in a study abroad scholarship program in Brazil during the 1997/98 school year.
Opportunities are also available for U.S. families to host international students.
For an application and information, including a list of other exchange programs, call AYUSA International at (800) 727-4540, ext. 503 or 505.
Applications for the Brazil program must be postmarked by May 2, 1997.
EWU housing deadline
Attention all seniors planning to go to Eastern Washington University next fall:
May 1 is the deadline to take advantage of the university’s reduced housing and dining rates.
EWU offers housing incentive grants to new and continuing students. “We are always looking for ways to help lower costs for students,” says Rick Romero, director of business and contract services at Eastern.
All EWU students who sign annual housing and dining contracts by May 1 will be guaranteed a $400 to $800 housing grant.
For more information, call (509) 359-2451. The toll-free number is (800) 583-3345.
Sometimes being a teenager isn’t easy.
Playwright K.T. Curran and Florida’s SOURCE Teen Theatre group understand. They created “Secrets,” a play about this confusing time in a person’s life.
The play sheds light on the hidden questions and feelings that grow into secrets for many young people - particularly issues surrounding their sexuality.
The public is invited to a rendition of “Secrets,” at 7 p.m. this Friday at Lewis and Clark High School.
xxxx HERE’S A TASTY OFFER We’re looking for a teen taster to serve on The Spokesman-Review’s reader food panel. The panel usually meets the second Wednesday evening of each month to sample and rate different supermarket products. If you’re interested, send a brief letter about why you’d be a good panel member to Rick Bonino, Food Editor, The Spokesman-Review, P.O. Box 2160, Spokane WA 99210, or fax to 459-5098.