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Happy Birthday, Arthur Wint

Happy Birthday, Arthur Wint

by | August 7, 2021 | Newsletter

When Arthur Wint emerged into the world 100 years ago, on May 25, 1920, even his father, a Presbyterian preacher, might not have foreseen the greatness that lay ahead for his son. 28 years later, Wint would become a symbol of Jamaican excellence by winning the...
Inspired by McKenley

Inspired by McKenley

by | December 6, 2020 | Newsletter, Scholarships, Uncategorized

For the first time ever, a Jamaican is the head track and field coach at Georgetown University. The new director of track and field and cross country is former Calabar High School athlete Alton McKenzie, whose association with Georgetown goes back to 1989. McKenzie is...

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