Soviet youths visit Edmonds seeks warmth beyond tech lessons
A Soviet delegation of 21 students and nine adults from Novosibirsk toured Edmonds Community College and heard electronic music before addressing a Rotary luncheon. The trip, planned by Earthstewards on Bainbridge Island, aims to build personal ties beyond stereotypes, with teen observer Mikhail Bazanov praising friendship with host families and the group recalling Halloween memories in Washington, D.C.
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Michael Homans
Edmonds
Edmonds Community College
Rotary Club
United States
Andrei Ershov
Mikhail Bazanov
Bazanov
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Georgetown University
University of California-Berkley
Earthstewards
Bainbridge Island
Canaan Parry
Earth Stewards
PAWS shelters a stray dog Walker Mercer mix found in Lynnwood
Walker Mercer stray mix named Walker was brought to the PAWS shelter on November 7. He can be adopted for a 20 dollar fee. He resembles a puppy but is about eight years old and has been neutered and trained. He shows fleas and an allergic reaction hair loss treatable with medication. PAWS is open daily 1 to 5 pm at 15305 44th Ave. W. in Lynnwood. call 743-3845.
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Walker
Sarah”Berpard
Progressive Animal Welfare Society
PAWS
Shonda Cortez
Cortez
Paws Shelter
44Th Ave
Lynnwood
ECC Hosts Soviet Students in Computer Lab Exchange
Shannon Cain a second year ECC computer information systems student hosted Soviet visitors during a Pacific Northwest trip. The group learned basic computer use shared via hands on instruction. students planned to test American programs back home in the USSR.
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Shannon Cain
ECC
Computer Information Systems
Cain
U.S.S
Glikeria Bobneva
America
Bobneva
Ilia Ivanchenko
Ivanchenko
U.S.S.R
Dianna Glasgow
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