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Statistics don’t tell the whole story of Dartmouth’s Myra Sack
Angie Hind knows a good soccer player when she sees one.
She played at the game’s top level in her native Scotland, spending 17 years with FC Kilmarnock and three years with the Scottish national team. She also has an A-level coaching license from the Scottish Football Association and was a coach in the national team program for five years before coming to the U.S. to join the coaching staff at Dartmouth College.
But one thing has bothered Hind, who’s now in her fifth… Continue Reading
Gregory’s work ethic and community service habits were built on the farm
When Kurtis Gregory was notified he had been nominated for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, the first thing that came to mind was, well, Lowe’s.
“Do you know if a $1,000 gift card comes with that?” Missouri’s right guard asked. “I need to buy some tools.”
That’s Gregory, a son of the soil, country boy all the way and future baron of the family’s 1,500 acres near Blackburn, Mo.
“I just want to farm,” he said.
One day he will. For now, the Missouri… Continue Reading
