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Professor Marcia Thom Kaley and alumnae Shannon Beasley ring the bell at Sweet Briar College in celebration after the announcement that the college will remain open in Sweet Briar, Va., Saturday, June 20, 2015. Virginia's attorney general announced a mediated settlement Saturday to keep the college open, using $12 million raised by fiercely determined alumnae to keep the women's college afloat in the upcoming academic year and sweeping out leadership of the 114-year-old school. (Autumn Parry/News & Daily Advance via AP) , APTOPIX

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created date 2014-04-30

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source Associated Press

byline THE NEWS & ADVANCE

original transmission reference 740101134542

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size 41cm x 28cm by 300dpi

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