PAST YEARS: 2003-2004

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Here's a sample of the many things students did during the 2003-2004 year at NS.

	Corrine Boisvert of Taloyoak enjoys some company outside of the National Archives in Ottawa. Each year, NS students visit the Archives and do research to find old photos taken in their communities.
	Quentin Crockatt of Cambridge Bay drums while his classmates sing traditional Inuit songs at a cross-cultural event in Ottawa, Fall, 2003.
	Corrine Boisvert of Taloyoak speaks with Elder Singuuri, who lit the Qulliq at a Symposium on Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation in Inuit and African traditional societies, held at St. Paul's University in Ottawa.
	Naomie Padluq of Resolute Bay enjoys a horseback ride outside of Ottawa. Each year, NS students take time out from class to enjoythe experiences that the south has to offer.
	Jenna Kamingoak of Kugluktuk buries deep into the files looking for old photos from her region at the National Archives of Canada, Fall 2003
	Jayne Omilgoitok of Cambridge Bay checks out artifacts made by her ancestors at the National Museum of Civilization. Each year, NS students are invited over to the Museum for a special viewing of artifacts from across Nunavut.
	Jenna Kamingoak of Kugluktuk (left) and Parniga Thibaudeau of Iqaluit listen during class at NS. The 22 students in the 1st year of the NS program are together for all their classes.
	NS students share their culture at a workshop for government employees at Health Canada, Fall 2003.
	Parniga Thibaudeau (left) and Elaine Lloyd of Iqaluit enjoy a conversation with a visiting teacher from Mongolia. Meeting different people is one of the best parts of the NS experience.
	First year students cut the cake at their graduation ceremonies in May 2004!

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