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Striking The Right Chord

"We really would not be able to keep it going if it weren't for the interns from UNC-Chapel Hill."

"We really would not be able to keep it going if it weren't for the interns from UNC-Chapel Hill."

This summer, a member of the Marching Tar Heels is bringing his love for music to residents of the Carolina Meadows retirement community in Chapel Hill, one playlist at a time.

As an intern with Carolina Meadows’ Music & Memory program, UNC-Chapel Hill junior Turner Medlicott is helping patients with dementia reconnect with the world around them through music.

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