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Galt High valedictorian Katarzyna Wilczek wants to find cure for Parkinson's disease

Lodi News-Sentinel, News-Sentinel Staff Writer, By Jennifer Bonnett
Updated: Friday, May 29, 2009 9:17 AM PDT
http://www.lodinews.com/articles/200...ian_090529.txt

Katarzyna "Kasia" Wilczek remembers seeing the pope's hands shake during a televised appearance when she was younger.

Wilczek, Galt High School's 2009 valedictorian, plans to attend University of California, Berkeley in the fall before transferring to University of California, San Francisco, for her master's degree. She will study molecular and cellular biology with an emphasis on biochemistry




She reminds me of my nephew how just last weekend graduated from The George Washington University on full scholarship...room, board, books...the work:
  • Aerospace Studies, Cum Laude with a Minor in Physics
He is already at The University of Texas starting this post-grad work on another full-scholarship...room, board, books...the works!!
  • Fluid Dynamics
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