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1. Twins with the same looks but different lifestyles

Subjects
Twins -- Behavior, Women clergy -- Behavior, Women basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Behavior
Abstract

Pamela and Paula McGee are both 34, 6-foot-3 and 180 pounds. But that's just about where all the similarities with the well-known twins end. Pamela is a professional basketball player [...]

Published
1997

2. A league of their own

Author

Sims, Muriel L. Whetstone

Subjects
American Basketball League -- Evaluation -- Innovations, Women basketball players -- Behavior, Women's basketball -- Innovations, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Evaluation, Innovations, Behavior
Abstract

Women's professional basketball is on the rebound with the debut of the new American Basketball League (ABL), the fifth attempt in more than a decade to bring women's pro ball [...]

Published
1997

3. At The Top Of Their Game: WNBA Enters Fifth Season

Author

Davis, Kimberly

Subjects
Women's National Basketball Association -- Management, Basketball teams -- Management -- Analysis, Basketball (Professional) -- Analysis, Women basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Company business management, Management, Analysis, Behavior
Abstract

WHEN the Women's National Basketball Association started in 1997, few thought the league would go so far so fast. Boasting 16 teams, the world's top female basketballers and millions of [...]

Published
2001

4. REASON TO CELEBRATE

Subjects
Women basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Behavior
Abstract

REASON TO CELEBRATE: University of Tennessee All-American basketball players Tamika Catchings (1), and Semeka Randall stop to congratulate each other during a recent graduation ceremony in Knoxville, TN. Catchings, of [...]

Published
2001

5. A RING FOR KIM

Subjects
Women basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Behavior
Abstract

Houston Comets guard Kim Perrot, who is currently on the team's injured reserve list while she battles cancer, accepts her WNBA championship ring from Comets owner Les Alexander in Houston. [...]

Published
1999

6. FUND-RAISER FOR KIM'S PLACE

Subjects
Women basketball players -- Behavior, African American basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Behavior
Abstract

Kim Perrot of the WNBA's Houston Comets, who is battling lung cancer that has spread to her brain, was the guest of honor at the Houston Rockets' annual charity fund-raiser. [...]

Published
1999

7. Virginia Union University Has Two Sets Of Twin Sisters In Classes And On The Basketball Court

Subjects
Virginia Union University, Twins -- Behavior, College sports, Basketball players -- Behavior, Women basketball players -- Behavior, African American basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Behavior
Abstract

The Bartelle twins (LaTisha and LaTori) and the Middleton twins (Adia and Amber) the two pair of identical sisters who grace the Virginia Union University (VUU) girls basketball team- get [...]

Published
1999

8. Spotlight

Author

Wilson, Janet and Gallegos, Magdalena

Subjects
Hispanic Americans -- Humor and anecdotes, Hispanic American women -- Behavior, Hispanic Americans -- Behavior, Dramatists -- Works, Hispanic American politicians -- Behavior, Hispanic American theater -- Achievements and awards, Women basketball players -- Behavior, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest
Published
1990

9. Vanderbilt cager played while secretly pregnant; was 2nd-leading scorer

Subjects
Vanderbilt University -- Competitions, College sports, Women basketball players -- Behavior, Pregnant women -- Competitions, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, General interest, Behavior, Competitions
Abstract

Na'Sheema Hillmon, a star women's basketball player at Vanderbilt University, recently played the 1994-95 season while she was pregnant and didn't tell her coach. Hillmon, a talented freshman last season, [...]

Published
1995

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