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My name is Shannon Rae, I am from a small community in Idaho called
Bonners ferry.  I am a junior and now is the time to start thinking
about my future.  This is something I never really stop thinking
about.  I am thinking about going into veterinary science, but I
have a few questions that I hope someone will be able to answer.
First of all, generally how long do you have to go to school for
this? What should your major be? I love all kinds of animals and
have had to deal with several injured ones, but I don't really
think I could make a life out of seeing animals injured as severly
as I know they can be.  I want to have a job that involves working
with animals.  I have ridden horses most of my life, and would like
to continue working with them somehow, but I don't really know of
any jobs that involve this. Basically, I would like to hear from
anyone who is interested in the same thing as me.  If anyone has
any information on veterinary science and would like to share it,
I would enjoy hearing from you.  We have one of the best veterinary
schools in a place not to far from us. It is called Washington
State University. Like I said before I would like to hear from
someone because I am interested and don't really have too much
knowlege on this topic.
                                                 Thank you,
                                                 Shannon
Rae.December 22, 1992
From:    Joey Villelli
To:      All                                      Msg #408, 06-Jan- 93 09:19am
Subject: logging
 
I am writing in reply to your letter about logging. You stated that
we will never again see the beautiful forests our grandparents
loved.  We may not see the same exact forest, but we will see a
replanted forest just as beautiful.  In our community, we replant
our clear cuts, we don't just leave them bare.  It only takes
hundreds of years to grow old growth, not to grow full size trees. 
 
 
We will not lose all of our trees to logging, we usually clear cut
when there is disease among the trees.  Actually, this saves alot
of trees from disease.  I see no use for old growth, at least we
can replant and cut again when the replants are full grown.  Our
community is based on logging and we do it responsibly.  We are all
concerned about the outcome of our environment.
                              Thanks,
                              Joey
 
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