Glass Size 285 and UNC Chapel Hill Plans Mentioned
A fragment notes parents Laura Dixon and Eric Dixon and Pradip and Tanuja Bulsara. It references Chapel Hill and UNC as college plans for the subject.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2010
Page
3
A fragment notes parents Laura Dixon and Eric Dixon and Pradip and Tanuja Bulsara. It references Chapel Hill and UNC as college plans for the subject.
Parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis and Kelli Davis along with Rebecca Miller announce plans for college at Appalachian State University. The family shares pride in higher education and looks forward to future scholarships and campus visits.
Gloria Cardona and Juan Zuluaga are involved in a college plan tied to UNC. The note highlights parental support and the potential choice of the university for onward studies.
Randy and Shelly Miller report their son, a Gaston College student, plans to transfer to UNC Greensboro. Joe and Dawn Will confirm their child’s future higher education path as part of a local notices brief.
A brief notice lists parents Michael and Mary Lynn Teague and Howard and Carol Elmore in connection with a college plan at North Carolina State University. The excerpt mentions both sets of parents and the institution in a concise item.
The column notes the valedictorian for Collier as part of a public school report. Kevin and Mary and Doug and Susan Hawkins are listed as parents in the classroom roster, reflecting family ties in the student’s profile.
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