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    Winners attend the University of Oxford, in England, and are awarded a 2-year Master's Degree of their choice. "I would like to study for a Master's of Philosophy in Latin Studies ... I am very interested in helping improve economic and political conditions in Latin America and especially Mexico. If I am lucky enough to win the Rhodes scholarship, maybe I can contribute in some way, possibly as a diplomat working for the US State Department in the region." Austin is also a finalist for the Marshall Award, where he would study for his graduate degree at the University of London. Full Article at HometownLife.com
    I would like to study for a Master's of Philosophy in Latin Studies ... I am very interested in helping improve economic and political conditions in Latin America and especially Mexico. If I am lucky enough to win the Rhodes scholarship, maybe I can contribute in some way, possibly as a diplomat working for the US State Department in the region.
    SOURCE: HometownLife.com 2 weeks ago
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  1. They keep us very busy with academics, leadership training and athletics. Every cadet is required to participate in the intramural sports program if they are not already a Division One athlete at the school.
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  2. In honor of those who served, in memory of those who died.
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  3. As parents, we are proud that our children have a desire to serve our country in some way.
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