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| | Tuition program, hard work pay off for Urquidez’s daughters |
 | | Retired plumber Benny Urquidez with daughters Cindy (left), a youth advocate, and Julie (right), a speech pathologist. |
 | | Cindy, who was just 10 when her father began wielding his wrench at Stanford, went on to earn her undergraduate degree here, graduating in 1998 with a double major in American studies and Spanish. |
 | | Urquidez, whose children are among thousands who have gone through universities, community colleges and trade schools using Stanford's benefit, said having that supplement was "fantastic—real nice." |
| news-service.stanford.edu /news/2006/may24/tgp-052406.html (920 words) |
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