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The graduation tradition stretches back to the eleventh century and the medieval universities of Bologna, Italy and Paris, France. Apprentices who had successfully completed their course of study under recognized master tradesmen were officially recognized and given their own teaching status. By the 1300s, caps and gowns were included. The cap may have been an imitation of the hood attached to the capes worn by highly respected Druid priests. Soon the specific color of the cap or scarf and gown was used to identify the particular institution and the accompanying tassel signaled the specific academic achievement. The first baccalaureate service was conducted at Oxford University in England in 1432.
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Every year more than 460,000 student-athletes compete while pursuing an education. This month thousands of these student-athletes will receive their diplomas. It's a moment to celebrate.
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In the past decade, 13,000 former student-athletes who left without graduating have returned to campus to earn degrees. NCAA rules allow for schools to fund scholarships for these returning student-athletes, and we know that many of them come back. Also, the NCAA established a degree-completion award program to help student-athletes graduate. The award provides former student-athletes with an amount equivalent to tuition and fees and a book allowance.
This month we celebrate all the student-athlete graduates. By competing in college sports, these student-athletes have learned important skills, like leadership, time management and teamwork that will prepare them for life after graduation. These student-athletes succeeded on the field and in the classroom. Now it's time to conquer the next chapter in their lives.
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Courtney Boyd
Courtney Boyd didn't want to follow her peers into the life of drugs and despair that consumed her hometown. To move on, she would need a new family, a new home, a new name – and the belief that an education could change her life. Learn about her journey from a struggling, rural town in Illinois to her college graduation at Wright State.
David Taylor
By the time Penn State wrestler David Taylor won his second national title, he had already completed his undergraduate degree. The four-time first team National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Academic honoree is now pursuing his master's degree in higher education administration.
Alex Coccia
Throughout his college career, Alex Coccia was a champion of LGBTQ inclusion at Notre Dame, paving the way for the Catholic school's first official gay-straight alliance. He also was a varsity fencer, a student body president, a researcher in Rwanda, a fencing instructor in Uganda – and the list goes on. Now, he's celebrating being a Notre Dame graduate.
Zac Houck
Zac Houck, an outfielder for Jacksonville University, played three years for the Dolphins before hanging up his glove. Those three years were long enough for Houck to collect three degrees in sociology, psychology and social science. Houck plans to use his degrees to pursue a career in concussion research.
Lehigh University Baseball Captains
Lehigh's three captains developed admirable virtues and skills through their student-athlete experiences. All three will graduate in May with degrees in mechanical engineering. By combining what they've learned in the classroom with what they've learned on the field, Abeln, Brong and Burke feel ready to take on the real world.
Aaron and Tonya Williams
Tonya Williams put off college to raise her sons. This year she will graduate with one of them, Aaron Williams, a forward for the Chicago State basketball team. The two are classmates now, but always mom and son.
Tim Cindric
Tim Cindric was a basketball player at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. A mechanical engineering major, he earned all-conference honors and led the Engineers to a Division III Men's Basketball Championship appearance in 1989. Today, applying lessons he learned on the court, he is president of Team Penske and fulfilling his dream of being an IndyCar team executive.
Brooke Foster
Brooke Foster, a senior at the University of North Texas, is a talented college softball shortstop. She is on track, after completion of an internship this summer, to be the first member of her family to graduate from college. She has played softball and gone to school while taking care of her son, who has been her motivation all along.
Bellarmine University basketball program
Bellarmine basketball coach Scott Davenport is in his ninth season of coaching, with a 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship on his resume. The success on the court is great, but Coach Davenport is especially proud of one thing: all but one of Bellarmine's players under Davenport's tenure have earned degrees. Davenport believes his job is to prepare student-athletes for the next 40 to 50 years.
Former Georgia Tech football players
Three former Georgia Tech football players who work in or are playing in the NFL will join 69 other current or former Yellow Jacket student-athletes, managers and trainers in graduating this spring. The scholarship opportunities and access to academic support systems at Georgia Tech do not end when college eligibility expires, and the school is committed to helping student-athletes who want to finish degree requirements.
Michigan State University student-athletes
Eighty-seven Michigan State student-athletes, including 13 members of the football team and five members of the men's basketball team, earned their degrees this spring from eight different colleges of study. Michigan State's Mark Hollis says it's "pretty cool to see those smiles" when the graduating student-athletes walk across the stage to receive their diplomas.
Cory Hahn
Cory Hahn, a 22-year-old former Arizona State University baseball player who was paralyzed by an on-field incident in 2011, is busier than ever these days. Still on scholarship with Arizona State, he is graduating with a degree from the W.P. Carey School of Business, juggling roles with the Sun Devil baseball team, the Arizona Diamondbacks and, most recently, the Wings for Life World Run. Considering the journey he has taken to get to this point, his accomplishments are simply amazing.
John Wallace
The Syracuse University athletics department, in conjunction with the school's academic affairs office, has a program in place for former student-athletes to help them earn their diplomas. John Wallace, who left Syracuse in 1996 during his senior year and was a first-round draft pick by the New York Knicks, is one of the former student-athletes who has taken advantage of the program to complete a sociology degree. Even with an NBA career that spanned eight seasons, he always knew he would return to Syracuse. For him, it was a priority.
University of Utah football program
When football players walk on campus at Utah, they know they are there to play. More importantly, they are there to earn their degrees. The players are taught that graduating helps secure a future, so academic expectations placed on them are high. The focus on the classroom is clearly paying off — 26 players earned their degrees this spring.
Mika Brzezinski and Erin Burnett
Former Williams College student-athletes Mika Brzezinski and Erin Burnett are now hosts of popular cable news shows. Both are remembered on campus for being hard-working and competitive. And both were conference champions. They made the most of their student-athlete experiences, earned their degrees and now both have sizeable audiences watching them daily.
Khalil Mack
This spring has been a season full of milestones for Khalil Mack. The former University at Buffalo, the State University of New York football player earned his degree in psychology and was recently called as the fifth draft pick in the 2014 NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders. While Mack could have entered the draft last year, it was important for him to earn his degree, setting him up for success long after his playing days.
Zack Martin
Zack Martin is more than prepared, both on and off the field. A former football player at the University of Notre Dame, Martin earned his degree in management entrepreneurship from the Mendoza School of Business a year ago. After graduation he spent four and a half months training at the IMG Academy in preparation for the NFL Draft. The work paid off as he was selected 16th overall by the Dallas Cowboys.
Jodie Meeks
Five years removed from a University of Kentucky playing career that culminated with his second-round NBA Draft selection, Jodie Meeks returned to Lexington to finish his degree in business marketing. For Meeks, obtaining his degree was an important step in ensuring he has something to do when his NBA career is over. How does this accomplishment feel to Meeks? "It's gratifying," he replied.
Shabazz Napier
Shabazz Napier helped lead the University of Connecticut to the 2014 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship. The guard has had a playing career that will likely land him in the first round of the NBA Draft. While the future looks bright for Napier on the court, education has also been a priority for him. He understands that a degree will set him up for success when his playing days are over. This summer he will achieve both of his dreams, earning a degree in sociology and becoming a professional basketball player.


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Sunday, October 20, 2013
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We live in a demanding society, at a demanding time. Speed and acquisition are daily pressures. Busyness is a badge of honor. As a result, we often feel fragmented, skittering along the surface of life while longing to feel more integrated, more wholehearted.
Without ignoring the myriad demands of work, relationships and bills, can we settle in and live our lives more wholeheartedly? Amid the broader societal background, can our deepest, truest self—the self that wants to be awake, the self that wants to be recovered—gather itself in an authentic, sustainable way and walk this world with peace and ease?
Both recovery and practice offer paths to do so. Recovery offers us HOW: honesty, openness and willingness, core spiritual principles. Practice offers us the eightfold noble, essential teachings of the Buddha. Cultivating both paths and weaving them together is vital if we are to transform our suffering and experience well-being.
We'll explore the natural, sturdy weave of these two paths in this day of gentle sitting. Four periods of 30-minute mediation will be interspersed with two talks, zazen, kinhin (walking meditation) and stretching—which are capped with a 12-step meeting. This day is suitable for anyone who can sit a period of 30 minutes.
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Wrigley hyped: Baez set to debut at home
Rays, Archer try to get back on winning roll against Cubs
Javier Baez is coming home -- not that he's ever played there before.
When the Cubs and Rays open up a three-game series at 4:05 p.m. ET Friday at Wrigley Field, Baez, the club's No. 2 prospect, will make his home debut. Only time will tell if it produces a result at all similar to his Major League debut Tuesday -- when he hit the game-winning homer in extra innings -- but he's already looking forward to it.
"I think it's going to be more exciting than [Coors Field]," said Baez, who also noted that Starlin Castro promised he will take the rookie shopping for proper road-trip attire. "We're home, and we have all the support from the fans, and there are a lot of people who know you and they want you to do good."
In Baez's first three Major League games, he has five RBIs and three homers. The first long ball came in his debut on Tuesday, when he hit a solo homer to lift the Cubs over the D-backs in 12 innings. On Thursday, he went 3-for-4 with four RBIs -- including a solo shot and a two-run, opposite field homer.
"My expectations of him is to be here to learn, to grind out at-bats, to experience the opposition's ability to work him, for him to get a feel to play second base alongside Starlin and [Anthony Rizzo] on that side, and to continue to learn the game."
Baez and the rest of the Cubs lineup will face a tough test Friday in the form of Tampa Bay right-hander Chris Archer (3.42 ERA, 1.31 WHIP). Archer has been solid of late, stringing together three straight quality starts, although he allowed three runs in all of them. He beat the Angels in his last start, the Rays' only win in the series, with six innings, three runs and nine strikeouts.
The Rays haven't been meeting manager Joe Maddon's objective -- "win series" -- lately, but if they're going to make a playoff push, they'll need to change that soon. The series against cellar-dwelling Chicago comes at critical time for the Rays, who have lost two series in a row after a stretch where they won eight of their previous nine.
"It's hard to maintain that kind of level or that pace, there's no question about it," Maddon said. "That's why you want to be able to have a decent start [to the season], so that you can absorb these kind of moments at this time of the year. We've set it up to the point where we really can't."
The Rays will face Chicago left-hander Tsuyoshi Wada. Wada, who was released by the Cubs in the preseason, eventually returned to the team and made his Major League debut in July.
Wada has now made four starts with the Cubs, in which he is 1-1 with a 3.32 ERA. He tossed 5 2/3 innings of two-run baseball in his last start on Sunday.
Rays: Maddon says bats must produce
Tuesday marked one full turn of the Rays' rotation without Price, and the left-hander's absence was noticeable. In those five Price-less games, Rays starters lasted under five innings on average. Price, meanwhile, went 8 2/3 in his first outing for Detroit on Tuesday.
But Tampa Bay's bullpen was sharp, and the pitching staff didn't give up many runs. The greatest concern was the offense, which couldn't get a hit with runners in scoring position. Bases-loaded spots, especially, plagued the Rays.
"I think sometimes [we] try to get too much out of that play," Maddon said. "With two outs, of course, you've got to get a hit. With less than two outs, I think sometimes we try to get them all home, as opposed to just one of them home. Overall, throughout this whole season, we just haven't been very good."
In Wednesday's series finale against Oakland, though, the Rays' offense broke out for seven runs against July's American League Pitcher of the Month, Sonny Gray. They twice came through with the bases loaded, scoring three total runs.
Cubs: Renteria says Baez will handle excitement well
As Baez prepares for his Wrigley Field debut on Friday, Cubs manager Rick Renteria says the 21-year-old is well-equipped to handle the attention.
"I'm sure there will be a lot of excitement," Renteria said Thursday. "He's a young man who has been touted for a long time, and rightfully so. He's a very gifted, good looking young player. I think he'll be fine.
"This is a very mature young man, and I think he probably appreciates the support, but I think he has a grasp of being able to separate the nuances of everything that's around him and stay within himself and stay focused on the game," Renteria said.
"He's a young man and he'll still have struggles -- he'll have great days, bad days, good days, not so good days. It's all part of the process and that's why he's here."
Worth noting
• The Rays' pitching staff became the fastest ever to record 1,000 strikeouts in a season on Tuesday. They reached the mark in 113 games, dethroning the 2013 Tigers, who did it in 114.
• The Cubs reportedly claimed right-hander Jacob Turner off waivers from the Marlins on Wednesday. The club has not confirmed the transactions.
David Adler is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.