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Article: U. Oklahoma staff contribute vacation time, money to sick colleague
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- January 25, 2007
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Zhe Zhang & Gene Perry
University Wire
01-25-2007
(Oklahoma Daily) (U-WIRE) NORMAN, Okla. -- Dayong Zhou cancelled a trip to China after sacrificing his own vacation time to help a colleague who just had his spleen removed.
Zhou donated 100 hours of his paid leave time to Zheng Ping Guan, who is suffering from T-cell lymphoma.
Zhou and more than 20 other University of Oklahoma faculty gave up their vacations to save a life.
"My life is raised by them," Guan said with tears in his eyes. "I must deeply thank those people who help me."
Guan came to OU in January 2005 as a post-doctoral research associate in electrical and computer engineering.
In August of that year, he started to realize ...
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