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Rebecca Tate taught English and ballet in Tanzania.
Rebecca Tate taught English in Tanzania. And she learned that dance and math are universal languages.
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Rebecca Sieburth appreciates the art and science of medicine.
Rebecca Sieburth scrubbed in for surgeries at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas.
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Robert Perry jumpstarts his dream career in sports journalism.
Robert Perry refined his focus on a career in sports journalism with an internship at a local television station, covering New England's pro sports teams.
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Sarah Griffin leaps to meet new challenges head-on.
Sarah Griffin helps to plot the moves for the Wheaton Dance Company as its co-captain.
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Professor Touba Ghadessi Fleming sheds light on "monsters."
Professor Touba Ghadessi Fleming investigates the historical nature of monstrousness and its relation to anatomy, collecting and portraiture in the late Renaissance.
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Go Beyond
Wheaton celebrates the public launch of Go Beyond: Campaign for Wheaton.
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