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Georgia College holds vigil for two students

By Laura Diamond
Oct 3, 2011

Georgia College and State University will hold a candlelight vigil Monday night for Alex Delor and Johnny Harof, two freshmen who died in a car accident Sept. 22. The young men were both from Gwinnett County and graduated from Collins Hill High School. The Milledgeville campus memorial will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the clock tower reflection pool between Sanford and Wells halls. The college has provided grief counselors to assist students and others.

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