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Descendants learn more about Carolina’s first Japanese graduate | UNC-Chapel Hill
Tucked among the usual sports wins and academic accomplishments in the 1918 Yackety Yack is a notable first. Senior Kameichi Kato was the first Japanese student to complete a regular four-year course at Carolina. This October, more than a century after Kato’s graduation, 13 members of his family traveled to North Carolina to visit the university that meant so much to him. (Submitted photo) Building bridges at Carolina A native of Hiroshima, Kato…
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Descendants learn more about Carolina’s first Japanese graduate | UNC-Chapel Hill
Tucked among the usual sports wins and academic accomplishments in the 1918 Yackety Yack is a notable first. Senior Kameichi Kato was the first Japanese student to complete a regular four-year course at Carolina. This October, more than a century after Kato’s graduation, 13 members of his family traveled to North Carolina to visit the university that meant so much to him. (Submitted photo) Building bridges at Carolina A native of Hiroshima, Kato…
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