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Hopingforb lu e sk ies and sunshin e, NIC st udents.faculty members and friends se t out for Schwe it ze r Mo untain fo r a day of cross coun try skiing.

work in g on the basics as we went. Onlythreeol th em had any prior "/ enjoyed . exper ie nce with sharing with '.!~~;g~a~~:~~; ~~~ught people what I on w u,e instructions. fike tO do SO

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Jan.31 herc hin "T hat has 10 be th e crowning mom e nt for me, " Haner said Afte r reaching th e mount ain they At Lh e end o f th e trip, Haner sa id , sea rche d for parkin g spa ces among wilh a smil e on her face. that every the throng s of weeke nd skiers. in ch of her body hurt Afte r finally findin g a space th ey De spite sore muscl es and othe r headed for th e s lopes an d th e cross body parls. the group sa id they

Theonlyca sualty was when Co ll een Haner of NI C's Human Re so urce s deparlm ent fell, scrap in g They left a cam pu s shroud ed in fog, finding th e su n they had be en see king sho rtl y after leav ing Coe ur d'A lene.

Faculty member Colleen Haney and other skiers head back to the van after a day of cross country skiing at Schwietzer Mountain. were able 10 go home happ y.

·Jt was awesome," Amy Lucas. a medical technician maj or. said whi le sm iling. " I had a good time.''

This was th e first of two cross co untr y ski trips Luker ha s planned forlhestudentsofNIC. The

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