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G) Lael C&O Cu o Cy CC uJ ad O t- C O LJ t-» &C O + t= CE O pr U. O A LW < - & © 4T UJ (D < a. Continued Ruvolo Continued from page Al , Ruvolo sad those sentences affected her decision to seek a simular sentence for Cushing 'l also took into consideration that you were net alone in this homific act. Ruvolo said in her statement. 'Therefore, 1 stubbornly resected the nouon that you should be treated more harshiy.\ Surrounded by famuly members at the afternoon press conference, Ruvolo descenbed par of her ordeal since that night \My face aches.\ she sard, but added. A1 am back to work ~ Ruvolo, who works as an office manager, prased her employ ers as \magnificent\ for their compassion and consideration. \The rchab is finished.\ she saad Her regard for the rehabilitation team at St Charles Hospital. led by Dr Jenniter Semel Concepcion. director ot Physical Mediwine and Rehabilitation. was evident in het «howe of the hompital to hold the post senienc ing event The: onginal surgery to repait her tae and head was pertonned at Story Brook Hospital by Ur Prgajov Kadkade and Mamie Shindo Her recovers peniod included a two week long medan ally indined coma Although saying she believed Cushing to he remorsetul. when she was asked if she had forgiven him. Ruvolo replied., Tve not absolved him l hope he her omesy a good part of society ~ She added. speaking of all sx teenagers. \They muned their Ives as much as they nauned mune | \When I woke up in St Charles Honpital. \ Ruvolo sad. \I wondered why I was here.\ Saying she thought maybe she was there visiting someone, Ruvolo said she got up from the bed and saw her- self in the nurror. \Oh my God - it was Ruvolo's sister. Jo-Marie Brennan. who sat by her side dunng the press con- ference, sard, \It was February or March before the doctors told hes of her mjunes ~ Ruvolo was not told tor months what caused the extensive damage to her fxe In response to a question about any putential civil «tion, Ruvolo sud she has lured a lawyer \He will be handling everything for me.\ \I used to be very fearless,\ Ruvolo said. \Now I won't go out at night - - I won't dnve at might I don't Iitke to drive at all.\ She said she has no memory of the incident and for many weeks following that night \I m glad | don't remember.\ she said 71 had to come back trom a tout It was not an casy task ~ Ruvolo closed the event by saving. CI thank everyone for their thoughts and pravers There are a lut of vondertul people out there ~ Youth Exchange Continued from puge A3 tambes dunng theit stay The host farm hes are carefully screened. and students are supervised by the local hosting Rotary club Cntftin ud that the process of recruit ing students tor the program began with presentations to around 800 students enrolled in toregn language classes in Northport High School tollowed by a par ent/student orientation last week. A series of interviews with the students and their families will eventually determine stu- dents' suitability for the program. The cost for the year abroad is approx- imately $1,500 to $2,000, which covers application fees, the cost of applying for visas and passports, insurance and money for emergencies. The student's family is rspuonsible for providing an open round np ticket to and from the student's desti- nation. Room and board are provided by the host family. Students receive a month- ly allowance of $50 to $100 from the host Rotary club, Cnffin said. He noted that college admissions boards look very favorably on participa- uon in the program because it adds dimen- mon to a student's experience and indi- cates a certain level of matunty. Giffin also pointed out the significant savings involved in traveling abroad as a Youth Exchange student, noting that a «ultural/study year abroad typically costs at least $8.000 to $10,000 To be eligible, students must be 15 to I% years old by July 31 of the year of departure Giffin saad that students usually whedule the expenence for their junior vear Some countries, such as France, sug gest that students have a certain degree of proficiemy in the language or be willing to take lessons to achieve fluency. While Youth Exchange students attend local schools in their destunation country. (nffin said, they do not receive school credit for their year abroad. He sard that students work with their counselors so that they can complete their academic program at Northport High School in three rather than four years Although over 200 students expressed an interest in the program, Giffin sard that generally only two to four students are selected as Youth Exchange students, with the Northport community sponsoring roughly the same number of foreign exchange students each year. So far, stu- dents have expressed an interest in visiting Brazil, Canada and Japan. Northport High School student Amber Farrell, 17, spent a year in small French town and said, thanks to the experience. she is fluent in French, \It was amazing,\ Amber said, \You meet people from all over the world, and you also learn about yourself.\ Jazmin Garcia, a student from Argentina who is staying with a focal host family, reflected on the two months that she has spent here. \It changes the way you think,\ Jazmin sard. \It's a really great experience. You have to grow up, but you want to do it at the same tuime.\ Unizula Nredzrelska, a Polish student who has also been here for two months. sard that the best part of her stay has been \meetung new people who are so different from the people in my own country ~ Urszula added that she loves Northport High School and is taking nime classes without a lunch break to capitalize on all the high school has to offer Edward O'Hara, a junior studying Japanese, learned about the program dur- ing a presenilation to the high school lan- guage classes and said he 1s exerted about the possibiliues that the Youth Exchange Program offers. \I think it's a really great idea. 1 have always been interested in Japanese culture and religions,\ he sard. adding that it will tre in well with his goal of teaching in Japan. For more informa- von. call Andy Giffin at 757-7186. Cinema Arts Centre EVERYTHING iS {11 UMINATED (PG 13 100 Min - 2 1GPM 4 ? 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