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Stiudent, alumni stories highlight the value of scholarships

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By Emma Duncan Verified
| vt.edu
At Virginia Tech, scholarships are much more than a check. They are born from stories of success and service and gifted to students who demonstrate resilience and leadership. They represent the passing of a torch, the moments when alumni turn during their arcs of achievement to guide the next generation onward. Scholarships, including those awarded through Student Affairs, help fulfill the Virginia Tech Advantage mission.
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Motherhood as a muse: Squire's Perspective Gallery begins a contemporary conversation

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By Emma Duncan Verified, Cat Pizzarello
| Virginia Tech Collegiate Times Verified
The first few seconds of life bring a stark transition from comfort and warmth to fear and newness, but then a returning sense of familiarity and love enters the scene: a mother. Her presence, dedication and sacrifice provide the building blocks of who we become, but no one can truly understand what it takes to be a mother until the role chooses them.
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In his honor: How a mother uses charity to love her late son well

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By Emma Duncan Verified
| Virginia Tech Collegiate Times Verified
For a lot of parents, 18 years go by in the blink of an eye as they watch their babies grow into adults. For Letitie Clark, that was true. However, the last 18 years have been spent in mourning and advocacy for her son, Ryan “Stack” Clark, one of the victims of the April 16 shooting. “It is coming up on the 18-year anniversary since it happened, and when someone passes, it seems like things get a little quieter each year. It gets a little less,” Letitie said.
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