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02/19/10
"I'm applying to seven colleges," said Rebecca "Becky" Selle, 17, a senior at Severna Park High School. "They all have warm weather." Like everyone else in this area, the bright, outgoing teen is sick of all the snow. 
Wendi Winters - For The Capital
Severna Park High senior Rebecca Selle, 17, vaults over her peers with her high academic standing, her ranking as one of the county’s top female pole vaulters and her fundraising for several worthy causes through the school’s Global Concerns Club.Find Us On Facebook
Besides balmy weather, the schools she's looking at all offer degree programs specializing in bio-medical engineering. It is an interest of hers that has grown through four years of the high school's engineering interest program named "Project Lead the Way." First, though, she's hoping to take a "gap year" to work overseas as a volunteer in...
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