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Rachel Corrie: Remembered at Capital Hill School

By: The Scoop Editor
Published: Tue 18 Mar 2003 02:16 PM
Rachel Corrie: Remembered at Capital Hill School
This photograph of Corrie as a child appeared in Capital High School's 1997 annual, "All Walks of Life," accompanied by the following message: "'A World to be born under your footsteps.' We celebrate you -- in all you have learned, all you have given. We love you with all our hearts. Mom, Dad, Chris, and Sarah.”
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