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One of those rivers is called the Caroni River and the other one is called the Orinoco River. There is a legend about these two rivers that is influenced by the fact that the Caroni River has clear water, and the Orinoco River has brown water.  \nColliding Rivers (Photo credit:  \n[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Uni%C3%B3n_de_los_r%C3%ADos_Orinoco_y_Car](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Uni%C3%B3n_de_los_r%C3%ADos_Orinoco_y_Car)  \non%C3%AD_ -_estado_Bol%C3%ADvar.JPG )  \nAccording to this legend, the Caroni River was a woman whose feelings are manifested in the blue color of its waters. The Orinoco River was a strong and passionate man, whose dark waters emanate the warmth of his heart. Legend has it that, before becoming rivers, these humans fell in love despite belonging to different ethnic groups. Love was so strong that they decided to face their own families, which had rivalries with each other, and did not allow that love to take place. One day, they decided to seal their love with a kiss and a promise that they would escape from the shelter of their families to be able to live their love without anything or anyone preventing it.  \nThen the Atlantic Ocean, touched by the affection of these two lovers, decided to take them in its current to help them flee, merging them with the water. This is how they ended up becoming these two rivers that have to go so far to join. Nowadays you can see those two rivers collide if you go to the Angosturita bridge and look for someone near this one to tell you the legend.  \nApril 4, 2022 Vol. 147, Issue 11  \nCIP Weekday Activities  \nSign up for all activities here: [https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C4BA9A823A02-](https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C4BA9A823A02-)student31  \nApril 4, 2022 Vol. 147, Issue 11  \nPhoto of the Week  \nPerformers during the ELI Talent Show on Thursday, March 24, 2022  \nUS Federal Tax Forms for International Students  \nTaxes are due on April 18th this year. Taxes are filed for the previous calendar year, which in this case is 2021. If you didn’t earn money in the U.S. in 2021, you won’t owe taxes; however, if you were an international student [in a U.S. school](in a U.S. school) in 2021, you must file Form 8843 (opens in new tab) for you and your dependents whether you worked at a campus job in 2021 or not.  \nAs a UF ELI student you can use a free non-immigrant tax filing program called Sprintax to file tax form 8843. Daryl Bish emailed you how to access Sprintax. Contact him at [studyenglish@eli.ufl.edu](studyenglish@eli.ufl.edu) (opens in new tab) or make an appointment to talk with in 223 Matherly Hall if you did not receive information about Sprintax. You must access Sprintax through a secure portal, and you must use your Gatorlink information to enter the program.  \nIf do not use Sprintax, you can print form 8843 (opens in new tab), complete and sign it, and mail it to the government. You can access form 8843 here: [https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs](https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs)pdf/f8843.pdf (opens in new tab) . Fill out the information under Part I and Part III. In 9 and 10, you need to include the information about the academic institution that you attended in 2021.  \nApril 4, 2022 Vol. 147, Issue 11  \n(Taxes continued)  \nYou can find the address and phone number for the ELI [at](at www.eli.ufl.edu)[ ](at www.eli.ufl.edu)[www.eli.ufl.edu](at www.eli.ufl.edu) (opens in new tab). The name of the director ofthe ELI is Megan Forbes.  \nMail your completed form to this address:  \nDepartment of the Treasury  \nInternal Revenue Service  \nAustin, TX 73301  \nIf you had on campus employment in 2021, you will receive a form reporting your income and tax withholdings called a W-2. Because you earned taxable and reportable income and must submit a federal tax return to file your W-2. You also must file fo","cbCaisnH9oZM6dXh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisnH9oZM6dXh","pdf",2270461,7,"English","# Out and About: The Colliding Rivers in Venezuela\n# CIP Weekday Activities\n# Photo of the Week\n## US Federal Tax Forms for International Students\n## Student Voices Deadline\n# Notes from the Office\n## Apartment Leases\n## Expiring I-20s\n## Financial Guarantees\n## Charges Due","[{\"question\":\"What tax form must international students file even if they didn’t work in the U.S. in 2021?\",\"answer\":\"International students must file Form 8843 for themselves and any dependents whether they worked on campus in 2021 or not.\"},{\"question\":\"How can UF ELI students file Form 8843 using Sprintax?\",\"answer\":\"UF ELI students can use the free non-immigrant tax filing program Sprintax. Access it through a secure portal using Gatorlink information after receiving instructions from Daryl Bish.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the deadline to submit to Student Voices?\",\"answer\":\"Friday, April 8 is the last day to send submissions to Student Voices, including experiences, essays, poems, and creative stories.\"}]","S2211 - ELI Weekly April 4, 2022 Vol. 147 Issue 11 | PDF"]