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Ten University of Scranton ROTC cadets traveled throughout the United States, as well as to Latvia and Taiwan, as participants in selective military leadership programs offered during the summer months. All of these programs are highly-competitive, with only approximately ten percent of cadets nationwide receiving the opportunity to participate. “Who wouldn’t love the chance to travel across the pond to learn another language and culture,” said Caleb Grossman, a sophomore international studies major, who studied Russian in Latvia through highly-selective Project Global Officer (Project GO) program. Grossman, Swoyersville, said he knew of this opportunity when he joined the ROTC and hoped h

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