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I think we don’t get a chance to give back enough,” WSU senior Tiffany Watts says. “Especially when we’re busy and wrapped up in our own lives. So when this opportunity came along I said I can’t pass this up.”
Watts will be going from graduation one week to giving back the next. But the former Missouri resident doesn’t seem to mind. For her the storms grabbed hearts along with headlines.

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