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Junior outfielder Jeremy Jones has been
named as a candidate for the 2006 Brook
Wallace National Player of the Year Award.
Jeremy Jones is being rewarded
for the outstanding season he had a year
ago for the N.C. A&T baseball team.
The junior out of Fayetteville, N.C., has
been placed on the 2006 Brook Wallace National
Player of the Year watch list, and he has
been named a third-team preseason All-American
by National College Baseball Writers Association
of America.
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Faculty members are genuinely concerned
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and especially its mark in the civil rights
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and service leadership. The strong efforts
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inviting environment for learning.
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