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The article appears in USA Today here.

Essentially, after being told he was too old to volunteer anymore, the Taiwanese man went back to study Philosophy.  His way of coping with a less-than-fresh memory?  Cramming the night before.

I'll be happy if I'm breathing at 96, but getting a Masters?  Awesome. 

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tjlove
GreatSchools Staff tjlove June 16, 2009
Re: 96-Year-Old Grad Student Keeps Pace with Younger Students
That is amazing!!! He does not look 96 either.
MSMomm
MSMomm June 16, 2009
Re: 96-Year-Old Grad Student Keeps Pace with Younger Students
Wow! What a terrific article. Thanks, MagnetMom!
MagnetMom
MagnetMom June 13, 2009
Re: 96-Year-Old Grad Student Keeps Pace with Younger Students
Thanks healthy11. I keep saying it's stress, because my memory isn't what it used to be either. And frankly I'd rather it be stress than age. But the story definitely made me smile! :)
healthy11
healthy11 June 12, 2009
Re: 96-Year-Old Grad Student Keeps Pace with Younger Students
Inspiring! (I know my memory isn't what it used to be, either, so I hope I won't have lost it all by the time I'm his age!)

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