Myron Rolle
Check out FSU player Myron Rolle. He is an example of an athlete scholar. Myron Rolle was awarded the Rhodes Scholarship.
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You know, there are days when I am forced not simply to write about women's basketball, which I sincerely enjoy doing, but defend it, which I am sick and tired of.
Last night was a perfect example of what I mean
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Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Nov. 30. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer.
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Eleanor Ott
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Pitt alumna Eleanor Ott spent four hours in a room with some of her toughest competitors...
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A prestigious list came out early Sunday morning. The 2010 Rhodes scholarship recipients include two local students. Russell Perkins of Evanston graduated from Wesleyan University in May. And Daniel ...
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Stephanie Bell (B.A. ’08) received a Rhodes Scholarship, Amol Naik (B.A. '09) received a Marshall Scholarship, and third-year Hannah Alpert received the Alice T. Schafer Prize for excellence in mathematics.
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Justine Schluntz, a former All-American student-athlete at the UA and now a graduate engineering student, will attend Oxford University to study tidal energy as a possible source of renewable electricity.
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Ott's interest in the plight of refugees took her to Zambia, where she served Congolese refugees fleeing civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the summers of 2006 and 2008. There, she lived in a mud house without running water in a camp of ...
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