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Winston-Salem
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Sports editor for 25 years in North Carolina ... native of Upstate New York ... graduate of Marietta (Ohio) College
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John Currie backs up support of Steve Forbes moving forward

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By Bob Sutton
| Go Iowa Awesome
Wake Forest athletics director John Currie reiterated his support of men's basketball coach Steve Forbes before Saturday's game.
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Re: "We Have More in Common..."

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By Bob Sutton
| The Sarnia Journal Verified
I would like to commend Yasmeen Ibrahim on her letter that put intelligent emphasis on sharing understanding even as we are aware of differences in our perspectives on our community and the world around us. I would reinforce her message with a quote from Canadian Scholar and husband of former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson.
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FBC NOTES

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By Bob Sutton
| The Bismarck Tribune Verified
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Much of Jake Dickert's new job as Wake Forest coach looks different from his time at Washington State, but he says he arrives with the same principles that have helped him so far. Dickert was introduced Thursday in front of boosters and less than a dozen players. He was eager to delve deeper into player relationships. "My No. 1 priority is to retain this football team," Dickert said. Dickert went 23-20 in three-plus seasons at Washington State.
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