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3 Rice alums win prestigious Soros Fellowships
Award honors, helps facilitate immigrant contributions to the U.S. Rice alumni Benjamin Chou ‘13, Norma Torres Mendoza ’13 and Muhammad Shamim ’14 are among 30 […]
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