SENIOR PROFILES
nullnull nullent to nullndia for
nullinterimnull and that nullas
which hanulle ranged from the
so greatnull nulltnulls linullerating
Cook nullslands in the South
to go to a nenull place
Pacific to the nullrctic Circle in
and realinulle that nullou
nullorwaynull with stops in many
donnullt have to live
places in between. nulln the futurenull
the nullanull nullounullve nulleen
livingnull that itnulls not the
she plans to deepen many of her
onlnull nullanullnull nullou can live
interests while taking on new
honullever nullou nullantnullnull
ones. She will attend Stanford
nullOlinullia nullanullenull
nullninullersity in the fall where she nullnulleennullood
wants to pursue her interest in
business and entrepreneurship
nulln The nullanullanullie nullnullonullecnull,
while also continuing to dance
some of the roles
and learn nullrench. nullnd she plans
renulluired speaking nullith
to keep up with some of her a countrnull accentnull nullhat
OES friendsnullbut probably not
nullas a challenge for
nullia nullacebook.
students nullo grenull up
in nullortlandnull nullut having
OnullInullIA HAnullERnull
gronull up in Montananull
GREENnullOOnull
Olivia nullanullernull
nullreennullood had no
trounullle mimicking the
SEEnullnullnullnull OUnull
countrnull dialectnull
nullnullAnullnullEnullnullES
W
hen Olinullia nullaber-
nullnull miss my parentsnull but null sophomore. nulln her junior yearnull
nullreenwood was in
donnullt regret itnullnull she said. nullnull was she chose to do her nulliterary
the eighth grade in
at the point in my life where null nullournalism Project on nullatina
nullissoulanull nullontananull she thought
was ready to make a decision housekeepersnull internulliewing
she was a great writer. nullfter
for myself. nullothing was them in Spanish.
allnull she receinulled nullnulls on all her
wrong with nullissoulanull but null felt nullnullo one has housekeepers
papers. nullut she was bored. nullt
claustrophobic. null was happily where null grew upnull so the
was too easy.
surprised by the rigor of my phenomenon was rather strange
nullnull always lonulled to write
classes herenull and the friendships to menullnull she said. nullnulln nullenullico
but my teachers had nenuller
null hanulle made at OES are really people hanulle housekeepersnull but
challenged me to think of the
strong.null therenulls no racial distinction
things null could do better instead
nullinulling outside of nnull tana between them and their
of just ginulling me a good gradenullnull
was not a jolt for Olinullia employers.null
she said.
because almost enullery year since nullt OESnull Olinullia has studied
nullhen she had the
she was null years oldnull she has nullrench in addition to Spanishnull
opportunity to attend a
accompanied her father and a and she also has learned
conference for talented and
group of college students from another way of communicating
gifted studentsnull she found
the nullninullersity of nullontana on a null through acting null by being
out how enullciting it was to
study abroad trip he conducted innullolnulled in the theater program.
be challenged. She lonulled
in Patnullcuaronull nullenullico. nullfter She was in the production of
the conference but it left her
sinullth gradenull she began taking nullhe Music Man in the fall and
dissatisfied because she wanted
Spanish classes with the college this spring took part in nullhe
that kind of enullperience enullery
studentsnull and she enullen taught Laramie Pronullect, in which she
day. She heard about OES from
English to nullenullican children. played numerous roles.
her godfathernull who linulled in
nullr proficiency allowed her to nullnull really liked doing plays
Portlandnull and although it meant
be the only freshman in Spanish when null was younger but nenuller
leanulling homenull she decided to
nullnull and to take Spanish null as a had the opportunity to do it
enroll for the nullinth nullrade.
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OES SUMMER 2009
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