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r_text[0] = "“I’m really glad I’m in Homework Club. Last fall I didn’t do any homework.  I didn’t understand it.  I thought it was hard.  My teachers help me and now I turn in all of my homework.  I understand math and reading.  I’m excited for Homework Club next year!”";
r_text[1] = "“I learned that you don’t always get it right the first time ... and the most interesting thing was making nothing into something.” (Engineering for Girls)";
r_text[2] = "“Thank you BEF ... for letting our minds go wild with creativity and exploration.” (Engineering for Girls)";
r_text[3] = "“Every Thursday is our culture day.  We do projects, read books, and eat food from the countries that we learned about.  I love summer school.”  (Camp Learn-a-Lot)";
r_text[4] = "“I love this summer.  I learned how to read better.” (Dragon Academy)";
r_text[5] = "“Thank you BEF for helping girls like us learn.  I learned about gears and working together is fun.” (Engineering for Girls)";
r_text[6] = "“BEF grants are truly helping this District to fill the gaps left during our budgeting process and close the achievement gap by offering programs that provide additional academic supprt for studetn who need it most.” Jerome Colonna, Superintendent, Beaverton School District";
r_text[7] = "“The experience that I had working with cob was very unique and unlike what I have done before.  The first day, when we made cob by stepping on mud, hay and sand was important, because I hadn’t thought about how you can make something out of nothing before.  As we were putting cob on the benches and they began to take the shape of a dragon, it was interesting to watch a figure emerge.  The dragon that we have right now is good, because it has texture in it.” Sami 8th Grade, International School of Beaverton Cob Project";
r_text[8] = "“I got interested in cobbing when we were first told about it. It’s not very often that I get to get dirty (for a good reason), and the whole idea of stomping on the mud and sustainable building appealed to me.  Actually stomping in the mud and making cob was made even more fund by doing it proudly in front of all the people who were practically scared to get dirty.  I loved working with the cob, and I might even make some of my own for small projects because it is so fun.  Also, the experience was enhanced by the social interaction.  Usually our art projects are pretty personal.  Group art is fun.” Carrie 9th grade";
r_text[9] = "“With the cob plaster, we would take a handful and pack it down on the bench to begin sealing it.  It was very peaceful work:  get a handful, deposit some on bench, and smooth down with yoghurt cover.  Repeat.  The fingerprint scales were the same, except we would place our thumbs into a scale mound.  That was a mind-blowing part to me:  I will graduate in 3-4 years and no one will remember, except for me and the dragon, until neither of us exists anymore.” Beatrice, 8th Grade";

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