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Marshall Center Alumni Numbers Pass the 9,000 Barrier as PASS 12-5 Graduates

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From GCMC | by Chris O'Connor | 31 May 2012

Congratulations to the more than 125 new graduates representing 49 nations around the world who graduated today.

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