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Graduation
took a bit of a miracle — and a lot of determination — for Ed
Horn
Ed Horn has finished pretty much everything he started. He’s gotten
married, served in the Coast Guard for four years, had kids and
grandkids, held a job in the Public Works Department in Delanco
Township for 35 years.
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Nick
Mueller taking his Rowan degree to American U and into
anti-terrorism field
Nick Mueller has that look: 6’3”, imposing, solid, calm. The kind
of guy who might be a State Police trooper or an Air Force colonel.
The kind of guy who believes in service. The kind of guy who puts
his hand over his heart when the Star-Spangled Banner plays.
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From
Moldova to Pitman, Rowan grad Tanya Harmer spans many
worlds
Arriving in America, Tanya Harmer did not speak a word of English.
But on May 13, the Pitman resident will graduate from Rowan
University with a bachelor’s degree in English and elementary
education, minor in music and certification in reading.
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Engineering
student Kelli Martino finds a Deere job waiting across
country
When Kelli Martino graduates, she’ll have a lot to celebrate. The
Rowan University senior mechanical engineering major from
Dennisville is an accomplished student, a service leader and a
former General Mills intern at the Vineland Progresso plant. She
also has a job lined up after graduation – halfway across the
country.
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Despite
loss, Lauren Thompson anticipates commencement and the
future
Lauren Thompson, on the surface, seems a lot like the thousand or
so other students preparing to graduate from Rowan University in
May: young, smart, energetic, eager, dreaming of the future.
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Love and
support get young Rowan couple to commencement
Sam Dodge and Krystle Wright are both aspiring novelists, so they
get fairytales, where the prince and the princess meet, fall in
love and chase happily ever after.
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