'We're on a mission.' (national service program)
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City Year is a privately funded voluteer program for college students and former gang members which serves as a model for Pres Clinton's national service program and helps needy people in Boston, MA. Volunteers receive a $100 a week and a $5000 education grant.
Publication Name: Parade
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Year: 1993
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When it's tougher here than over there
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Enlisted military personnel find it increasingly difficult to meet their families' financial needs. The military tends to sacrifice adequate housing, child care and medical services to fund military needs, such as new weapons and equipment.
Publication Name: Parade
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Year: 1995
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I'd rather drive a tow truck
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Nickerson owns and runs All Ways Towing and Repair in Tucson, AZ. She decided to open her shop after realizing that she enjoyed working outdoors and the wages she could earn by working in a male-dominated field. She provides driving tips.
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Year: 1993
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