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A tragedy in the USC SPPD Family

01/09/201001/09/2010 Lisa Schweitzer

Azita Rezvan, who is a DPPD student in SPPD, lost his son over Christmas:

How an Iranian immigrant family’s journey of hope ended in heartbreak – latimes.com


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