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Vol. 3 Issue 1
November 2008 |
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A chance meeting at an elementary school bus stop eight years ago brought together the families of Karlyn Kierkegaard and Lauren Thompson.
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POWER SOCCER
Vice President of ASTRA Student Club
(Arizona State Therapeutic Recreation Association)
astra-tr.com/sc
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Thirty-eight years ago, wide receiver J.D. Hill led the ASU Sun Devils to an undefeated season that ended with a 48-26 Peach Bowl victory over the University of North Carolina. Today, he leads the Valley’s troubled youth in breaking down equally intimidating barriers through his Catch the Vision Ministry.
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Describing a hot day in Phoenix during summer is like describing Jack Elway as the new guy on campus. Everyone knows exactly what you’re talking about. His name carries notoriety and legend. Sun Devil fans are eager to witness his abilities on the field; after all, his last name is Elway.
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Height cannot measure the amount of enthusiasm and determination a person embodies.
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“I would love to live at one point outside of the United States. It would be really great if I could fit that in there. I love to travel.”
- Lindsey
“I’ve done a polar bear swim before up in Canada, where you jump in the ice. Yeah, that’s a little chilly.”
- Jen
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Oh Say Can You See
The idea of a true patriot may seem antiquated, but take an early morning drive by the University of Phoenix Stadium and you just might catch a glimpse of a modern-day Paul Revere.
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At an early age we learn that balance is important. From the playground jungle gym to academics to work/life, balance keeps us upright and on track. Whether it's beams or books, sophomore gymnast Skye Gentile knows a lot about balance and works hard to keep everything in line.
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Jennifer Purdie is always up for a challenge.
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The road to pursuing your dreams can be a rocky one, but for Arisona State alum, Brad Siedlecki, that's just how he likes it.
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