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ASC DNA Mural
The Mary Brown Bullock Science Center features a three-story mural of the DNA of Agnes Irvine Scott, for whom the college was named. Scott’s great-great-great-great granddaughter, Lisa Harvey Lepovetsky ’73, provided the DNA sample.
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