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“When I came out here to Mesa, I had a big dream, but I didn’t dream big enough,” said Charles Gregory, executive vice president of Benedictine University. “It’s more than I could ever have comprehended.”
If people watch us play, they ll label us as a spread team; there s no question about that, Scott said. But, one thing I don t think they ll do is,
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Thursday’s event also included Reps. Tony Cardenas, D-Calif., and Jeff Denham, R-Calif., who stressed the importance of comprehensive reform and its impact on the economy.
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In the 5-K, Kate Maker (18:40) and Jenette Northey (18:47) finished 1-2 among women, and 4-5 overall. The overall victory went to Service High's Gilly Szweda Mittelstadt (18:10), who was nine seconds ahead of second-place Brian Haviland.
Aria Ottmueller wouldn't take no for an answer, pestering Valley Christian track and field coach Dan Kuiper to give her a shot the pole vault. What was his holdup? Well, Ottmueller was born completely blind, and though she regained some vision, can still only see at a 20-400 ratio due to optic nerve hypoplasia. Ottmueller first did distance running before asking for a chance at the pole vault. Even though she can't see while running down the runway,
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