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Educated Warrior Woman, Pt. 2: Rickyna Sam
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Source: Tribal Tribune

NESPELEM, Wash. – Education is an investment for one’s own benefit, mentally and emotionally, but also can provide a life-long career and can create many opportunities. It is a legacy that always sticks with you, and can inspire your children and others in the community to follow the footsteps you made through higher education. A lot of people have their take on college, these ladies stamped their own take with books, essays, exams, papers, and degrees that they will use for their happiness, their families, and in their chosen fields. In Part 2, we learn more about the educational path of Rickyna Sam in her own words: What year did you graduate high school? From where?I graduated from Lake Roosevelt High School in 2013. What sports did you do growing up?Growing up, I participated in cross country and basketball. Sports taught me discipline, teamwork, perseverance, and the importance of showing up even when things get difficult.
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