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NEBRASKA Adams: Mark Philip Troupe, B.S. in business administration (with distinction). Ainsworth: Bryce Dennis Bauer, master of science; Russell E. Crawford Jr., doctor of philosophy; John Allen Steuter, bachelor of science. Albion: Pamela Marie Baum, B.S. in business administration; Thomas M. Person, B.S. in agricultural sciences; Leslie Ann Rasmussen, B.S. in education; Wade Scott Shipley, B.S. in business administration; Teresa Beth Sup, B.S. in business administration; Daniel Lynn Wondercheck, B.S. in agricultural sciences. Alexandria: Benjamin Earl Stewart, B.S. in business administration. Allen: Alaina Lynn Bupp, bachelor of arts. Alliance: Jacob Scott Curtiss, B.S. in business administration; Dana Helen Dafney, bachelor of arts; Thomas James Furman, B.S. in agricultural sciences; Tyler Lee Furman, B.S. in mechanical engineering; Adam Quinton Haessler, B.S. in business administration (with highest distinction); Matthew Dean Kirchner, B.S. in mechanical engineering; Mary Joan Kunzman, master of science; Mitchell Andrew Kusek, B.S. in design; Summer Nikole Latham, bachelor of journalism; Andrew Stephan Maddox, B.S. in natural resources; Jason Dwight Merrihew, bachelor of journalism; Joel Kenneth Robbins, B.S. in agricultural sciences; Stephen R. Sautter, B.S. in education; Jill Emily Thompson, B.S. in criminal justice (UNO); Joseph Scott Thompson, doctor of dental surgery (UNMC). Alvo: Elizabeth Ann Harner, B.S. in human resources and family sciences and B.S. in business administration. Ames: Emily Mary Brabec, B.S. in agricultural sciences; Zachary Cromwell Taylor, B.S. in agricultural sciences. Arapahoe: Kendall John Christensen, B.S. in business administration (with highest distinction); Tiffany Chessie Wilson, B.S. in education. Archer: Sarah Janice Stuhmer, B.S. in education. Arlington: Laurie Anne Hilgenkamp, B.S. in human resources and family sciences (with highest distinction). Arnold: Richard Adam Hornung, juris doctor (with high distincti