Alumna named Rhodes Scholar
Months of preparation recently paid off for a UNC alumnus after she endured a brutal application process and became the 38th UNC graduate to win the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
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Months of preparation recently paid off for a UNC alumnus after she endured a brutal application process and became the 38th UNC graduate to win the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
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