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A l2rr,c doss of patience and rantoiriine Thursday
broke a hn-t-s barrier at the NU Celine of Dentistry.
Ruse toil he hid tn "excellent patient" and communi
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Thcy know we're hr.irs a hard time, to tiry kltuc
Four scr.br dentd students and one denial hysienist what we're dcir.j, Ruse scid.
d members of the Cambodian Couey Leans family
without an interpreter's help. ,
The Leangs came to Lincoln from a refugee camp in
Thailand. They lived there for nearly a year and a half
after escaping from the Communist take-over of
Cambodia.
They have been living in Lincoln for two months and
speak little or no English, according to Jan Sorensen, a
member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
The church is sponsoring the Leangs dental treatment
under, the guidance of another church member, Richard
Bradley, dean of the College of Dentistry.
Jim Ruse is treating two of the Leangs with the help of
dental hygicnist Leslee Groh.
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CZ1 Hull, a ser.br dental student, said the Cambodians
don't have many cavities because they eat few sweets.
Hull was working on a 16-ycar-oU girl who, he sail, had
never been to a dentist. A person in the same situation in
this country MwouH have had a mouthful of cavities," he
said. -
Mark George said his 25-year-cId patient is coed
natured and it helps that the Cambodians don't have y
fear of dentistry.
-You just wonder what they're tidsMng,- Gecr-3 sdd.
Instructor Dr. David Llanary sail the students' traidrg
fa handing deaf patients cave them the special patience
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If after buying books, a football tkket and a parking
permit you find you don't have enough money for tui
tion, the Financial Aids Office can help you find a job.
If your parents are fanners and made enough money
last year that you didn't qualify for financial aid, but this
year the crops failed, you can file a revised financial
statement to get aid this year.
And through the guaranteed loan program you can
borrow up to $7,500 if you can find a bank that will
process the loan. ;. "
To qualify for a government program of financial
aid, the student's parents must file an application with the
College Scholarship Service (CSS) in Washington, D.C If
eligible, they must submit a notice of eligibility to UNL
by March 1. - ' .
Jack Ritchie, director of the Financial Aids Office, said
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According to Ritchie, the standards for financial
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students applying for aid has. This means that there are
more students, with greater needs applying and some
students have lost their eligibility. v
and adiposity required to handle non-Engli-
persons.
Ulanary said the Leangs w21 continue treatment at the
dental clinic for six months to a year.
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Ritchie" said that although the size of the loans are
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