Mark Zupan rolled into the room, the bright red spokes of his compact wheelchair flashing. His face broke out in a big grin when he saw two other young men parked at the back, also in wheelchairs. They chatted briefly, obvious friends, perhaps teammates in a sport...
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Mark Zupan rolled into the room, the bright red spokes of his compact wheelchair flashing. His face broke out in a big grin when he saw two other young men parked at the back, also in wheelchairs. They chatted briefly, obvious friends, perhaps teammates in a sport...
‘Murderball’ star shares ups, downs of life
Mark Zupan rolled into the room, the bright red spokes of his compact wheelchair flashing. His face broke out in a big grin when he saw two other young men parked at the back, also in wheelchairs. They chatted briefly, obvious friends, perhaps teammates in a sport...
Eye on UMSL: Primed to lead
The PRIMED Institute in Character Education’s annual five-day event held on UMSL’s campus is designed for school leaders committed to fostering character development in students.
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