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Instead of sending flowers to Jim Ronen as he recovered from cancer surgery, close friends made a gift to the Johnson Cancer Center in Jim’s honor.
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K-State undergraduates receive scholarships for cancer research
Gala raises nearly $5,000 for K-State cancer research
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