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              <text>In Reference to the award that was set up by the College to commemorate the four freshmen students who died in a tragic car accident in April of 2000 (Iniko Johnson, Maika Prewitt, Anisa Gamble, and Tiffany Holmes). They were all women of color. This op-ed defends the qualifications for the recipient of the Angel Award to be women of color. This is in reference to another Campus op-ed, titled "Premise of Angel Award Good, But Prerequisite Bad", by John Carr. Some highlights from that piece include:&#13;
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