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Mississippi College table tennis standouts Tong Zhang, Cheng Li and Yi Chi Zhang will join two other teammates playing in the national championship games April 10-12. All three students are natives of China. Tyler Brogdon of Birmingham, Alabama rounds out the squad. Cheng Li serves as coach and captain of MC's nationally ranked team. The 2015 tournament will be played in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Go Choctaws!
Daniel Ngyuen (USA) a standout player and recent graduate of the four-time men's tennis NCAA Champions, the University of Southern California Trojans, practices for the 15th Annual Lewis and Clark Community College USTA Men's Pro Circuit at the Andy Simpson Tennis Complex on Thursday, July 19, 2012. Nguyen, who helped the USC men's tennis team capture its fourth consecutive NCAA championship in 2012, is playing in the qualifying rounds starting Friday, July 20. This is his third appearance at the Lewis and Clark tournament and one which has much meaning to him. "I always love coming to play here at Lewis and Clark's tournament. I got my first APT point at this tournament, so it is good to be back and playing here again." Photograph by S. Paige Allen, Lewis and Clark Community College photographer.
2013 Project: Film 365 - Five years of film on flickr.
Kodak film.
*This project is a review of my work between 2007 to 2012 and is not intended to reflect actual daily material from 2013.
The launch of the magazine the Standout at University House on the University of the Fraser Valley's Abbotsford campus today.
Rick Collins Photographer - UFV
A Mississippi College men's soccer standout, Daniel Lang of Jackson is joined by his parents, Phil & Dana Lang, at the MC Sports Hall of Fame dinner. Daniel was among the award winners at the annual event at Anderson Hall. Injured last season, Daniel will return to the MC squad to play again this fall.
Definitely a standout in the parking lot of a contemporary golf resort -- as best as I can tell, a fifth generation (mid 60's) GMC Suburban V6.
A former Mississippi College hoops standout, Clarence Jeffery visits his alma mater in Clinton in early July. A 2009 MC kinesiology graduate, Jeffery has played pro basketball in the Phillipines and Mongolia in recent years. After a practice session at the A.E. Wood Coliseum, the former Madison Central High star was flying to Las Vegas for games with other basketball players seeking spots on pro rosters in Europe with coaches and scouts looking on.
Took a break while revising met up with this cat. Bet the cat was waiting for the photo. :-D.
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Los investigadores de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria reanudan hoy lunes (14/11/11) la campaña oceanográfica en el norte de El Hierro, después de haber participado en la investigación realizada a bordo del buque oceanográfico ´Ramón Margalef’ del Instituto Español de Oceanografía (IEO), que finalizó con éxito la campaña Bimbache-3 en la zona sur de la isla de El Hierro. En esta ocasión, la campaña se desarrollará en la zona norte, donde se están produciendo más movimientos últimamente, y el objetivo principal de la investigación sigue siendo realizar una caracterización físico-química y biológica de las aguas afectadas por el fenómeno vulcanológico, así como estudiar las consecuencias de las emisiones sobre los organismos marinos en la región.
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Today, I had to have a conversation with a student who recently enrolled at my school. He was having a struggle with a few inappropriate comments directed towards his female classmates. While I talked with him I mentioned I knew the assistant principal at his former school, he looked at me with worry. Then he leaned forward and with every bit of seriousness he could muster asked if I had read his file.
Sometimes these kids make me really laugh.
This isn't a style you see much in La Mesa, the Colonial/Greek Revival/Plantationoid. The size isn't typical of the neighborhood, either. A little way up Yale Ave. from Helix High, if you want to know.
1. Because of You..., 2. Old Blighty, 3. Race, 4. I think you're groovy . . . , 5. toscana, 6. Fifi, Forget Me Not, 7. Chess, 8. Rosa's Crop. thanks :), 9. La Sarthe @Spay, 10. Believe..., 11. stormy morning of L.A, 12. friendly, 13. fields of gold, 14. Feline, 15. ---having a little rest..., 16. En el Pantano
Charlotte, NC (December 18, 2017) – The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) will induct five honorees, including one team, into the 2018 John B. McLendon, Jr. Hall of Fame. A formal induction ceremony will be held at the Hall of Fame Breakfast on Friday, March 2, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. in the Charlotte Convention Center.
The CIAA will induct Kermit Blount, former head football coach of the Winston-Salem State University Rams; Ben Coates, former football standout at Livingstone College; Raymond McDougal, former head golf coach at Fayetteville State University; Dr. Dorothy Cowser Yancy, former President of Shaw University and Johnson C. Smith University; and the 1967 Men’s Basketball Team of Winston-Salem State University.
The CIAA recognizes inductees for their excellence in the CIAA, significant contributions in the community, leadership in CIAA sports, and commitment to the conference mission. Each honoree is recommended by the CIAA Hall of Fame Committee, endorsed by the Management Council, and approved by the Board of Directors.
Friday morning's induction ceremony is one of many ancillary events surrounding the 2018 CIAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament that will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina from February 27 - March 3, 2018.
Kermit Blount | Winston-Salem State University | Football Coach
After serving as a standout quarterback at Winston-Salem State University, Kermit Blount returned to his alma mater as the head football coach in 1993. During his tenure, Blount led his Rams to two CIAA Championship titles (1999, 2000) in three post-season appearances. Under his leadership, the Rams went on to compete in the Pioneer Bowl both seasons, winning in 1999. Blount was honored as CIAA Coach of the Year, Washington D.C. Pigskin Coach of the Year, and 100% Wrong Club Coach of the Year in both 1999 and 2000.
In 12 years, Blount marked a 76-53-3 CIAA career record before the University’s transition to NCAA Division I – AA (now FCS). He continued as head coach throughout the 3-year transition, earning a 91-87-3 coaching record which earns him the winningest coach in WSSU history. Blount assisted several former Rams football players such as Richard Huntley, Oronde Gadsden, Tory Woodbury, and William Hayes reach the National Football League (NFL) as either late round draft picks or free agents. In 2011, he took control of the Delaware State University Hornets football program where he spent four seasons. Most recently, Blount was named head football coach at Johnson C. Smith University where he marked his third season in 2017.
Blount earned his Bachelor of Science degree in health and physical education from Winston-Salem State University in 1980. While at WSSU, he earned four letters and guided WSSU to the 1977 and 1978 CIAA championship. In 1978, he was named a Black College All-American.
1967 Men’s Basketball Team | Winston-Salem State University
On March 17, 1967 the Winston-Salem State University men’s basketball team won the NCAA Division II Championship as the first black college team to ever win a NCAA national title. Under the leadership of legendary Head Coach Clarence “Big House” Gaines, members of the 1967 WSSU men’s basketball team include: Earnest Browne, William English, David Green, Frank Hadley, Jr., Vaughn Kimbrough, John Lathan, Allen McManus, Earl Monroe, James Reid, Eugene Smiliey, Steve Smith, Johnny Watkins, and Donald Williams.
Winston-Salem State finished the regular season with an impressive 30-1 mark, but ended up third in the CIAA Tournament behind North Carolina A&T and Howard University. After being invited to the NCAA Tournament, the team breezed past Baldwin-Wallace University (91-76), Long Island University (62-54), and Kentucky Wesleyan University (85-73) to advance to the NCAA Division II National Championship Game where they defeated Southwestern Missouri State University, 77-74. All-CIAA, All-American, and future NBA legend Earl "The Pearl" Monroe averaged 41.5 points per game and was named NCAA Division II Player of the Year.
from this fall; the sun was back lighting the plants in this field...
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