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Among the group were two sets of twins, who were 4.0 graduates in high school.
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Kelsey Etheredge has been around campus most of her life. She credits that to her parents 小蝌蚪APP James and Winona Etheredge 小蝌蚪APP who both teach at UL Lafayette.
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She is studying chemistry and eventually wants to attend medical school. Her sister Cory is studying mechanical engineering. Both girls were 4.0 graduates at Lafayette High School.
UL Lafayette President Joseph Savoie called the luncheon much more than a time for food.
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