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Many probably saw on the news about the crossover accident on George Bush, but the young lady was a UNT Freshman and unfortunately was living Clark Hall, who have had a rough go since December.

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Many probably saw on the news about the crossover accident on George Bush, but the young lady was a UNT Freshman and unfortunately was living Clark Hall, who have had a rough go since December.

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That stretch of GB is terrible for drivers. I am not sure why. My house is directly off the exit ... I know how many accidents are there every week.

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Many probably saw on the news about the crossover accident on George Bush, but the young lady was a UNT Freshman and unfortunately was living Clark Hall, who have had a rough go since December.

My prayers go out to her family and friends...one of which is one of my favorite former campers...and I know she's struggling with it

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this will be in my prayers too. It's always sad to hear about anothers passing. what I think is even sadder is it oftern goes unoticed unless ther person was an athlete. chances are the school will not be doing anything for her family or friends. but at least they will be there for eachother.

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