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the British Daily Mail reported on January 26th the story of the "dream chasing man" to realize the dream of a university. Recalling the decision at the age of 67, 72 year old Van Makele said, "in 1956, I dropped out of high school, and I worked hard to become a mechanic. A handsome salary is enough to support my family, but I still feel what I lack in my life. Yes, I am eager to enter the university to study and live. I yearn for that experience. " After making up her mind, Van Makele studied with her daughter, and even actively participated in various tutorial classes. Finally, he got the invitation from Denver Metropolitan State College.
5, Van Makele not only hard to learn, choose a double degree course, but also actively integrate into the circle of students, and students to share the campus life. Of course, his classmates are just twenty teenagers. Van Makele said he likes to communicate with his classmates, and he keeps a young mind. Besides, he often cheered his daughter up. He said, "Dear daughters, Dad can go to college, and believe in yourself, so can you."
God's reward, Van Makele, 72, finally completed his studies and won a double degree in African American Studies and preliminary history studies. Mackay wants to encourage children and more young people to do their best to pursue their dreams with their own actions.