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- 1 2 "Distinguished Alumni Award" (PDF), The Growing Edge, 21 (1): 22, Spring 2009. See also the President's Desk, p. 3.
- ↑ Gauvin, Yvon (November 1, 2008), "Atlantic Baptist names new chancellor", Times & Transcript .
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