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| UConn center goes skydiving - NJ.com |
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut center Stefanie Dolson has jumped out of airplane, after getting permission first from her coaches. The Hartford Courant reports (http://cour.at/KSaaJa) the 6-foot-5 junior went skydiving Sunday with her sisters at The ...
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| Skydiving victim wins court case - Independent Online |
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A woman injured when she parachuted without the permission of her parents has won her court case against the Witbank Skydiving Club. The High Court in Pretoria found the club was liable for whatever damages Euleine de Kock, 21, was able to prove against them.
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| Content Marketing Lessons While Skydiving - The Business Insider |
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I’ve never pegged myself as the really adventurous type, but after I tried skydiving for the first time last September I was hooked. It is an incredible experience that is worth trying if you have ever had even the slightest curiosity. For me, it is ...
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| UConn's Stefanie Dolson Now A Successful Skydiver - Hartford Courant |
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"My only thought about her skydiving, besides please don't let my girls die, was please don't let Stefanie get hurt," said her mother, Kristal. "That's because, how in God's name would she explain this?" Dolson received permission from ...
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