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...difficult part for him was redeveloping his feel for the game.“The hardest part for me has been getting my rhythm back,” Groszyk said. “Shooting, passing, there’s so much to the rhythm of the game that I hadn??t thought of before. I realized pretty quickly stepping on the court again that rhythm was going to be something that I was going to need to focus on.”Returning from the training and approaching head coach Tommy Amaker in August, Groszyk expressed his wish...
...were very concerned about incidents like Virginia Tech, and we knew that there hadn??t been any national studies done [on young adult mental health],” Blanco said...
...only surprising that it hadn??t happened to me sooner. What I was feeling, the strangeness—most of my classmates had been through this a long time...
...gave some really good business perspectives that I hadn??t thought of,” said Amy Englehart, a graduate student at MIT. “He’s approaching the problem in the right way. We need to set up the infrastructure grid. I’m surprised nobody else has thought...
...morning and know this wasn’t just a professional relationship,” he said, donning a bathrobe and pulling a cigar from his pocket. A few minutes later, the judges named Coleman the champion, joking that his gifts of cigars and whiskey hadn??t hurt his chances. Coleman and other contestants said they enjoyed the experience, despite its absurdity. “I’m overjoyed, though I have mixed feelings about winning a [B.S.] competition,” Coleman said, breaking into laughter. After the event, Public Speaking Club executives said they were...