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Fukuzaki speaks at Communications Day

On Friday, the University of La Verne presented alumnus Rob Fukazaki as a guest speaker during the fifth annual Communications Day. Fukazaki, currently the weekend sports anchor for KABC Channel 7, spoke of the experiences and obstacles in his career path to high school juniors and seniors. / photo by Annette Gutierrez
On Friday, the University of La Verne presented alumnus Rob Fukuzaki as a guest speaker during the fifth annual Communications Day. Fukuzaki, currently the weekend sports anchor for KABC Channel 7, spoke of the experiences and obstacles in his career path to high school juniors and seniors. / photo by Annette Gutierrez
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