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17-year-old girl is U of T's youngest graduate

While her peers are just about to enter university, 17-year-old Sakina Rizvi has just completed her studies as University of Toronto's youngest graduate of 2018. Ginella Massa with the gifted student's achievements and what she plans to conquer next.

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