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May 6, 2019

Seize the Day

Gabriel Schirn combines his interests in chemical engineering, piano performance, and knitting.
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Gabriel Schirn is a multi-talented UA senior who is double majoring in chemical engineering and piano performance.  Not only that, but he also knits, volunteers, bikes, enjoys poetry, swimming, and other activities. After a major biking accident that sent him to the hospital for nearly two weeks, he believes in making the most of each day.

Producer: Tony Paniagua
Photographers: Bob Lindberg and Gage Judd
Editor: Bob Lindberg
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