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North Shore News

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Research at the heart of study

TWO North Vancouver
teens are taking their
summer jobs to heart.

Seventeer-year-old Suther-
land students: Rina Parbhakar
and Alicia Miller are among 10
Lower Maintand youths partic-
ipating in the High School
Summer Research Program
with the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of B.C, & Yukon.

Parbhakar, Miller and the
other students are spending the
first 2% weeks in July living in
residence and working in the
foundation’s lab at UBC,

The two main objectives of
the program are to enable the
students to become more
acquainted with cardiovascular
and cerebrovascular research
and to give them the opportu-
nity to work under the supervi-

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sion ofan experienced research
investigator,

stia forthe award
includes participation in the
Ministry of Fducation’s career
preparation program, a GPA of
3.5 or greater and a keen inter-
est in science.

Parbhakar received awards
for high achievement in gractes
89 and 10 for a GPA of 4.0.
She was also the school cham-
pion in the Canadian aseal
Mathematics Contest in 1994,

Outside of school, she vol-
unteers with seniors through
Kiwanis and the Kinsmen Club.
She recently completed orien-
tation for the North Shore
Multicultural Society’s Host
Program. Her plans include
pursuing a career in science,

Miller has received honor
roll awards in every class since

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Grade &, maintaining the high-
est GPA i in her grade. She has
ranked in the top 25% in the
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Aside from her academic
achievements, Miller isa talent-
ed pianist who won thie 1995

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the North Shore Music Festi
and was a concert flutist for the
UBC Senior Honor Band in
Grade 10, and the BC Junior
Honor Band in grades 8 and 9,
Her career goals lie in the
medical and research fields.
— Layne Christensen

ALICIA MILLER RINA PARBHAKAR

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