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We Day: Their voices
Krishmar Ferrer, Kildonan East Collegiate
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Meagan Allardice, Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School answers some questions from a FP reporter just before the annual We Day celebrations at MTS Centre Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - (RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) Ruth Bonneville
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'We went to Kenya. We built a schoolhouse in July this summer. I want to go back again... To be part of something where you can affect so many people is just unbelievable'
-- MEAGAN ALLARDICE, Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School
'We might do a (fundraising) pie in the face of the football players... a lot of whipped cream. We want to make sure it's noticeable'
-- KRISHMAR FERRER, Kildonan East Collegiate
'We're doing a water project... We're building a well in Kenya'
-- CLAUDIA MATTSON, Collège Pierre-Elliot Trudeau
'We help new kids to fit in. You talk to them, play basketball with them, help them make friends... Some of the kids come from Germany and Russia'
-- ANDREW LANE, Emerado School in Winkler
'Victoria Duffield (We Day performer) signed my head... I should have got a tattoo'
-- BRYTON DENCHYNSKI, Major Pratt School in Russell
'We're getting donations and giving them to our homeless shelter'
-- RANDI FENNER, Margaret Barbour Collegiate, The Pas
'We're raising money for girls to get an education in Kenya'
-- Christian Lussier, College Beliveau
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition October 31, 2012 A1
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