SMU Student & Dean Impacted By Japanese Quake
A delegation from SMU's Dedmen College is in Tokyo and had an unexpected experience, one of the most powerful earthquakes to ever hit the island nation of Japan.
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A delegation from SMU's Dedmen College is in Tokyo and had an unexpected experience, one of the most powerful earthquakes to ever hit the island nation of Japan.
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Welcome aboard, Jody! Embrace it.
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