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1 week ago |
heraldsun.com | Francisco Kjolseth
In April 1999, former UNC All-American soccer player Mia Hamm posed for The Charlotte Observer prior to the 1999 Women’s World Cup. Hamm was one of the biggest stars of the U.S. Women’s national soccer team for years. Charlotte Observer file photo When you purchase a ticket to see certain people perform, you expect them simply to be themselves, or what you believe them to be. Clint Eastwood is one example. Regardless of the role in which he’s cast, he plays it like Clint Eastwood.
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1 month ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Francisco Kjolseth
On Saturday night at the Delta Center, country-pop musician Kelsea Ballerini went through four outfit changes, played around two dozen songs and danced her way through confetti explosions and pyrotechnics happening around her on stage. But she—along with her fans—also crossed something off their shared bucket lists: Performing (and seeing her perform) at her first arena show in Utah, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.
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1 month ago |
centraloregondaily.com | Francisco Kjolseth
For many fans, like cousins Marissa Boren and Lizzy Fryer who have been fans of Ballerini for years, seeing her nearly sell out Delta Center at such a young age is "phenomenal.""She's so relatable to any age group," Fryer said. "There's a little girl here who gave us little charm bracelets … and then I see grandmas here with their little granddaughters.
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Nov 18, 2024 |
trib.com | Francisco Kjolseth
Most weeks last year, Rabbi Chaim Zippel, pictured above, would come to BYU's library to study scripture with Retzlaff. The young quarterback wasn't the Cougars' starter back then, sitting behind Kedon Slovis during a 5-7 year for the Cougars. But every week, Retzlaff would tell his rabbi, "I'm going to keep fighting until I get my spot."Zippel believed, even as so many others doubted. Retzlaff started this season in a quarterback battle with Gerry Bohanon.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
centraloregondaily.com | Francisco Kjolseth
Most weeks last year, Rabbi Chaim Zippel, pictured above, would come to BYU's library to study scripture with Retzlaff. The young quarterback wasn't the Cougars' starter back then, sitting behind Kedon Slovis during a 5-7 year for the Cougars. But every week, Retzlaff would tell his rabbi, "I'm going to keep fighting until I get my spot."Zippel believed, even as so many others doubted. Retzlaff started this season in a quarterback battle with Gerry Bohanon.
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