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Thinking big

Published: Wednesday, April 18 2007 12:03 a.m. MDT

Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret Morning News

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Students, at left, attend the fourth annual Big Truck Day at Washington Elementary on Tuesday. Below, first grader Xavier Rico gets knocked on the head by classmates while wearing a hardhat. Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. Utah sponsored the event that featured vehicles such as excavators, backhoes and cement mixers. The event is meant to build awareness of careers in the construction industry.

Students, at left, attend the fourth annual Big Truck Day at Washington Elementary on Tuesday. Below, first grader Xavier Rico gets knocked on the head by classmates while wearing a hardhat. Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. Utah sponsored the event that featured vehicles such as excavators, backhoes and cement mixers. The event is meant to build awareness of careers in the construction industry.

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