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September 30, 2009 & Over the E.

IT'S EXAM TIME!
WHAT TO PO WHEN YOU HAVEN'T STHPIEP LINTIL---

THE NIGHT BEFORE

CRAM NOTES
INTO BRAIN.

WHAT PO YOH MEAN
YOU DON'T BELIEVE
ME?! I PIPL

COMPULSIVE LIAR.
YOH KEEP LYING ABOHW
BUYING ME A COFFEE.

3 HOURS BEFORE 10 MINUTES BEFORE

BYF; BYF
MEP SCHOOL

PREPARE FOR
FAILURE-

| DON'T BELIEVE,

ON CAMPUS!

LYINGILS

| SAW ONE
THIs
MORNING!

BELIEVE IT.

Psaka FONTES OF

The UNBC International Development Society is organizing an event that will host Nizeyimana Seleman to speak (Which in-
cludes videos and slides) at UNBC on Friday October 2nd, from 10 am — 12 pm. His bio has been included below.
For more information or to get involved please contact us at ids-list@unbc.ca or call us at (250) 613-0007.
Please note: the room is to be confirmed shortly, so look out for posters around school .

Nizeyimana Seleman, a twelve year old child soldier, or “kadogo,” at the time of the Rwanda genocide of 1994, today helps the children who are as lost as he once was.
The hard and demanding military life he experience as a child quickly caused him to hate the military service, and to wish to return to school. Although many of his
comrades did not finish their education, Nizeyimana was able to, thanks to the support from his parents. As the Executive Director of The Association for Youth Literacy
and Trades Education (ASOLATE), Nizeyimana is now the “father” to many former street children and child soldiers. ASOLATE, founded in 2004 by a group of young
technicians, is a registered Rwandan not-for-profit organization dedicated to reducing poverty and reinforcing unity and reconciliation in Rwanda. Youth are trained
in employable skills, project management and cooperative organization. Nizeyimana is very passionate about his work in helping the youth affected by the genocide.
Through ASOLATE, youth, many of whom are orphans, are able to support themselves and their families.