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Elder Godoy encourages students to fight for their dreams
Elder Carlos A. Godoy tells students of his experiences while learning English and furthering his education. (Arianna Davidson)
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Hispanics and education: From elementary school to college in Provo
María Muñoz, whose name has been changed to protect her identity, never would have thought that she would live in the United States before 2009. It is amazing how bricks and violence can change plans.
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International students work hard to overcome language challenges
Studying in the U.S. can be really challenging for international students, especially when English is not their first language.
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