WARRIORS FROM ABROAD Hating exotic foods and meeting fascinating people of other cultures- this could be you Warrior. Many Americans will leave the U.S. this year, and will spend one year as an Exchange Student, in the most fascinating learning experience of their lives. What better way to learn about a country, it’s culture, and people, than to live with a family there? Hejsan! Have you ever heard of Sweden? It is a real neat country- I think so anyway. I’m Catarina Westin or better known as Kina. I came here with A.S.S.E. (American Scandinavian Student Exchange). So far I’m feeling real good about coming to Utah. I just love the family I’m staying with, their name is Jay and Lola Roberts. The school is real different from the Swedish school system, like changing faces each time you change class. I think it’s fun, if you ever get a chance to go to Sweden or another country, I’d say do it ... Ask any of us we know! I Armando I have High been School months best of Licon and the I in Weber almost two think <school- the the teachers and the people. There Hi, I’m Helle Fredrick- sen. !m seventeen years old and I come from a very small country in Europe called Denmark. I graduated from Danish primary school on June 23rd, 1980. So I really don’t have to go to school anymore. I enjoy it so much here that it really doesn’t matter. At the moment I live in Huntsville with the Froerers. I'm really enjoying it here and I know I will continue to do so until I leave in July 1981. 130 am from Mexico, and I am going to be here for only one year, but I think this year is going to be happy. A thumping sound echos through the eucalyptus trees. Yes, there it is! A. kangaroo bounds into the clearing. I throw my boomerang ... it misses, then circles back to me, landing at my feet. My name is Scott Lanyon, and I’m from Australia. I haven’t seen a Kangaroo for ten months now, but I’ve been introduced to a new and exciting way of life by coming to Utah. It’s been wonderful. are a few differ- ences between my in Weber. Mexico and school In Mexico, I didn’t have open classrooms, and I never ate my lunch in school because we have our lunch at a different time. I think these are the only differences between both schools. Ip want to: thank the teachers and friends who are helping me learn English. Thank you.