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Biography of Ciprian "Cipi" Falcon by Rita Nute tells how Cipi came from small-town Trent, Texas to excel at the University of Texas at Arlington. His high school's salutatorian, Mr. Falcon was shot the summer before his junior year by a disgruntled youth. As a UTA freshman, he received the
Allan Saxe Handicapped Student Scholarship, and he was awarded the Andy Beck Memorial Scholarship, named for a UTA student killed in a campus traffic accident. The national champion Movin' Mavs, the College of Business Administration's academic reputation
and UTA's accessible campus for students with disabilities were major factors in his decision to attend UTA.
Nute, Rita (1994). Wheelchair fails to stop Falcon from soaring, Presence, 16(3), page 7.
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