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Not Exactly What We Expected

Graduation is May 24 at Rupp Arena. Seniors are getting nostalgic.

Mike Rosen, Staff Reporter|May 17, 2017

Dunbar seniors share the differences between their expectation of high school versus reality of their experiences at PLD over the past four years.

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Mike Rosen, Staff Reporter

Mike is a senior in high school. He enjoys spending his time lifting and his favorite protein powder flavor is cookies and cream. Instagram- @mrosen5 Twitter-...

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