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A CALDWELL

‘‘I'm interested in learning
about other cultures and
learning other languages,’’
says 18-year-old Gabriela
Godt, who is going to ether
Sumba or Flores in In-
donesia. She says her first
choice was India, but since
she is already familiar with
East Indian culture, she is
happy with Indonesia.

Canada World Youth was
founded 13 years ago by a
group of citizens interested
in the role of youth in con.
temporary society The
Organization arranges ex
change programs with 26
Third World countmes, to
date involving over 6,000
young peopie.

‘“‘The organization was
formed primarily to increase
intercultural understanding
and awareness,’ said Janet
Laidlaw, administrative
assistant for Canada World
Youth, adding that its main
function now is education.

Valerie Robinson, 20, is
going (o Pakistan. ‘‘My first
three choices were Africa,
Latnn America and Asia,’’
she said, ‘‘and I! got
Pakistan, which is in Asia,
so I’m pretty happy.

‘‘f’ve always been inter-
ested that Canada has sent a
lot of money, grain and food
to developing countries and |
always wondered what they
did with it,’’ she explained.

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