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Rwanda a different nation for professor, family

By Jeff Karoub
Published March 16, 2014 3:54pm ET
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Rwanda a different nation for professor, family
DETROIT (AP) — Dan Clay has organized a combined business trip and family reunion in an unlikely place for most people but one with special meaning for them: They’re gathering in Rwanda, the African nation his wife and three children last saw while being whisked away by a military escort. The Michigan State University professor […]

DETROIT (AP) — Dan Clay has organized a combined business trip and family reunion in an unlikely place for most people but one with special meaning for them: They’re gathering in Rwanda, the African nation his wife and three children last saw while being whisked away by a military escort.

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