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At 95 years young, Nola Ochs became the world’s oldest college graduate proving that it’s never too late to “Live Life.”

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A lot has changed from when Nola Ochs started school until the time she finished. At 95 years young, Nola became the world’s oldest college graduate. So no matter how old you are, live life and Pass It On. From The Foundation for a Better Life at Values.com.

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0	Tom Beebe 6 months ago from tbeebe6535@yahoo.com Can you tell us a bit more about the inspiring Ms. Ochs? That family name is very distingished in the field of journalism, going back to an Adolph Ochs, for whom a highway up Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga is named.

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