POSTED ON Monday, April 28, 2008 AT 05:00PM
Soccer survey conducted along Yakima River
Yakima Herald-Republic
GORDON KING/Yakima Herald-Republic
Yakima Valley Community College students, including Diane Guthrie, went from the classroom to the real world on Monday, April 28. Using handheld Global Positioning Systems, the students marked the edge of a pond that's adjacent to a planned soccer field complex in southeast Yakima.
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YAKIMA -- Yakima Valley Community College students went from the classroom to the real world Monday.
Using handheld Global Positioning Systems, the students marked the edge of a pond that's adjacent to a planned soccer field complex in Southeast Yakima.
The information gathered will be part of a report that's required for an environmental review of the property. Instructor Michael Martin noted that "this is real-world instruction. This is really going to sink in" to the students.

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