CESL Newsletter Summer Session Week 6

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Summer Session Week 6

Summer Session Week 6

Phoenix trip to Arizona Science Museum and IMAX Theater Upcoming Events

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Your CESL Soccer Team!

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Science Museum Trip in Phoenix! July 19 1


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When: August 2nd Where: Meet in front of CESL by 2pm! How much: $13 Bring $4 for the streetcar! SIGN UP IN ROOM 101!

Upcoming Summer 2014 Activities & Events 8/2 – Get Air! Trampoline Park

Other Events: 7/31- CESL Intramural Soccer Game [Free to watch at 6pm at Rec Center] 8/2- Free Saturday English Class at CESL [11am-2pm] 8/8 – Summer Closing Ceremony [Maker House 5 pm; tickets $5 in Room 101]

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT! What is your name?

Ahmed Almheiri

What is your age and level?

I am 18 years old and in level 40.

Where are you from?

I am from The United Arab Emirates.

What are you studying and plan to do?

My major is business and I am hoping to get a job in my country.

How long have you been in Tucson?

I have been here since January.

What do you like about Tucson?

The people here are very kind and the weather in the winter.

What university do you want to attend?

I was thinking of going to ASU or Maimi.

What are some of your hobbies?

I like to play video games, watch movies and soccer games, and hang out with friends.

What is your favorite smell?

I love the smell of coffee in Starbucks. When I get close to Starbucks and I smell the coffee I have to go inside and buy a cup.

What is your favorite restaurant?

I love to go to P.F.Changs.

What is your most prized possession?

I value my friends the most.

What is something you really want to have? I want to own my brother’s black 2014 MustanIng.

Interviewed by DJ Nixon

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT!

Interviewed by Tyler Goodwillie

What is your name?

Omar Alabbas

If you could only eat 1 food for the rest of your life what would you choose? I would eat Italian food! I love Fettuccini and Olive Garden, I would eat Italian food for the rest of my life. Where are you from?

I am from Saudi Arabia, the town of Alkhobal. It is a smaller city but surrounded by many other cities, so it does not feel small.

How long have you been at CESL?

I have been here for 7 months. I started in level 20 and now I am in level 40.

What is the best part about your summer session? Actually, my family is here visiting. They will be here for 2 weeks. Then, we will travel to Los Angeles and stay there for a while. How big is your family?

My mother and father are here with my 4 brothers and 2 Sisters. This is a big family in America but in Saudi, it is not that big. I am the middle child.

What do you like to do?

I like to play soccer and also read.

What type of books do you like to read? Have you read any good books recently? Have you read any good books recently? I like to read books that make you a better person. For example, I am reading a book called “How to Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci”. It is very good and focuses on how to think and use your mind. Also, I think reading in English is important because then English becomes easier. What are your plans for the future? I will finish studying English here at CESL, and then I will go to Ohio to study Computer Engineering. What is something on your “bucket list”? I want to Sky Dive! And also travel around the world.

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CESL Intramural Soccer Team

Every Thursday, the CESL intramural team plays at the Recreation Center at 6pm against other teams. The games are indoors and are free to watch!

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Ask CESL What is this new phenomenon known as the streetcar?

The streetcar is a great new way to connect the U of A students with downtown Tucson! There are multiple stops throughout campus as well as 4th Avenue and Broadway and Congress. A different stop will lead to different activities along the streetcar route. Visit http://sunlinkstreetcar.com/index.php for full information on routes and how to pay for rides.  UPass cards are the only way to pay for rides. These cards are rechargeable. You buy ride passes at the kiosks and this information stays stored on the cards.  You can buy pass cards at the kiosks at the train stops.  An all day unlimited ride pass is only $4. A one time ride pass is $1.50 or you can buy a 30-day pass card.  The streetcar stop nearest to CESL is on 2nd Street between Slonaker House and Gila Hall.  Watch the video on this link for more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yQncxr5DrY 

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