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Nothing
has taught Paul McIntosh more about patience
and bravery than working with terminally
ill children. It also taught the 2005 U.Va.
School of Medicine graduate that he is
a true “people person.” After receiving
his diploma on Sunday, McIntosh will follow
his calling as a physician, enjoying the
daily patient interaction, and ultimately
becoming a pediatrician. Full
story.
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Keva
McDonald’s fascination with criminal
behavior guided her to attend U.Va.’s
School of Law. Intent on becoming a prosecutor,
she realized after working in a public
defender’s office and with the Innocence
Project, a nonprofit legal clinic and criminal
justice resource center, that prosecution
work wasn’t for her. After McDonald
graduates on Sunday, she will continue
her fight for the indigent in Washington
D.C. Full
story.
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A keen
logic for numbers runs in the family of
Isabelle Stanton. The daughter of two
computer programmers, Stanton already
has a bachelor’s degree under her belt;
on Sunday,
the 19-year-old will earn her master’s
degree
in mathematics
from U.Va. “Numbers have always made sense
to me,” said Stanton, an exceptional young
woman who finished high school at age 13. Full
story.
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