Mount Union group computer effort a boost for Alliance High seniors

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For the second year, members of a University of Mount […]

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For the second year, members of a University of Mount Union group have helped to make the transition between pre- and post-graduation more seamless for Alliance High School students. 

Enactus, a student-run group on the Mount Union campus, recently donated computers to AHS through its “2nd Life Laptop” initiative. The project puts second-hand laptops into the hands of soon-to-be grads to help them with what comes next. 

What comes next may be college or careers. Wherever their journeys take these seniors, chances are very good that computing power will be necessary. 

Readers of a certain age may well remember a time when going off to college meant a backseat filled with a few boxes of books and nicknacks along with some clothes and maybe a stereo system and old TV. 

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