what college did serena williams go to?
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she didnt go yo any college..in 1993 she and her sister left school for becommin ultimate tennis professionals
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EASY ANSWER: EMERSON COLLEGE IN BOSTON, MA.\n\nIT'S FREAKIN' AMAZING IF YOU'RE INTO WRITING/JOURNALISM.
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Title IX making colleges provide equal sports scholarships.
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Pennsylvania.  He went to IUP - Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
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Out where and at which school?
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He's a proud husband and father.  I hope this helps. Please see the article below:\n\nTar Heels Add Fifth Player To Incoming Class\n \nWood follows her father's footsteps to UNC.\n\nNov. 10, 2004: Four standouts sign with UNC \n\n\nApril 13, 2005\n\n\nCHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Martina Wood has signed a letter of intent to attend North Carolina, UNC women's basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell announced Wednesday. Wood, a 6-3 post player, is the daughter of former Carolina men's basketball standout Al Wood and becomes the fifth member of the Tar Heels' freshman class for 2005-06. \n\n"Martina has grown a lot as a player in the last two years, and I've really been impressed with her commitment to improvement, her work ethic and her passion to become a better player," Hatchell said. "She shows many of the same qualities as her father and she has tremendous potential. I'm very excited that she's going to join our program." \n\nWood joins fall signees Heather Claytor, Christina DeWitt, Rashanda McCants and Iman McFarland to make up the incoming group. The Tar Heels lose four players - Nikita Bell, Kenya McBee, Leah Metcalf and Tiffany Tucker - from this year's squad, which won the ACC Championship, reached the Elite Eight and finished the season 30-4. \n\nWood is a 2004 graduate of Victory Christian Center School in Charlotte, N.C., and is spending a postgraduate year at the Patterson School in Lenoir, N.C. At Patterson this season, she averaged 11.7 points and 8.3 rebounds as her team won the NACA (National Association of Christian Athletes) national title. She recently was named MVP of the Charlotte All-Star Classic after scoring 30 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. \n \n\n\n   \n\n\n\n\nUNC signee Martina Wood with her parents, Robin and Al\n\n  \n\nAs a senior at Victory Christian, she helped lead her team to conference, state and NACA national titles while earning all-state and all-conference honors. She was Offensive MVP at the national championship and was an NACA All-America selection. \n\nWood attended Metrolina Christian Academy in her freshman through junior years, earning Female Athlete of the Year honors from the Charlotte Observer in 2003. She led her squad in scoring and rebounding each year and was a three-time MVP. Along with current Tar Heels Alex Miller and LaToya Pringle, Wood played for the Team North Carolina squad that won a Junior Olympics national championship in 2003. \n\nThe daughter of Al and Robin Wood, Martina has an older brother, A.J., who is a UNC student, and two younger sisters. \n\n"Both of my parents attended Carolina, so I've grown up spending lots of time at UNC," Wood said. "My brother is a sophomore at UNC and I have a cousin who is a junior, so I'm going to feel right at home. I have grown to love Carolina like family and it's been a dream of mine to play basketball for the Tar Heels." \n\nAl Wood played basketball for UNC from 1978-81 and ranks fourth in school history in career scoring. A first-team All-America in 1981 when he led UNC to the NCAA championship game, he was a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team and spent six seasons in the NBA. His No. 30 jersey hangs in the Smith Center rafters as one of those honored by the UNC program.
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Tamika Whitmore (born on June 5, 1977 in Tupelo, Mississippi) is a basketball player for the Los Angeles Sparks in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA).\n\nShe played collegiate basketball while attending the University of Memphis on a scholarship.\n\nIn the 1999 WNBA Draft, she was selected by the New York Liberty.
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Went to High School in Sydney Australia.\nSt. George Illawarra High School (Dragons)
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In 2005 the Australian open was won by Marat Safin and he won against Lleyton Hewitt 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-4( for the men tournament) and it was won by Serena williams and she won against Lindsay Davenport 2-6 6-3 6-0( for the women tournament)
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Adams College.  The sports team were the Atoms.  Bleh, too repetitive.
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Single ... attended Southern University ... was a finalist for the 2003 Sullivan Award as the United States top amateur athlete ... earned the prestigious Golden Spikes Award in 2003 as the best amateur player in the United States ... named 2003 Baseball America's College Player of the Year ...
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No. Williams never made any attempt at hiding the fact that his dream job in coaching would be returning to the University of North Carolina, where he went to school and played under Dean Smith. When Smith retired and the job opened up, it was only logical he was going to apply -- whether he had an empty cupboard or a potential national championship team returning.
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Okaloosa-Walton College.\n\nStill around apparently.
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Arthur Robert Ashe, Jr. (July 10, 1943 – February 6, 1993)\nIn 1965, Ashe won the individual NCAA championship. He was also a chief contributor in UCLA's winning the team NCAA championship in the same year. While at UCLA, Ashe was initiated as a member of the Upsilon chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. With this successful college career behind him, Ashe quickly ascended to the upper echelon of tennis players worldwide after turning professional in 1969.\nIn 1975, after several years of lower levels of success, Ashe played his best season ever by winning Wimbledon, unexpectedly defeating Jimmy Connors in the final. He remains the only black player ever to win the men's singles at Wimbledon, the US Open, or Australian Open, and one of only two black men to win a Grand Slam singles event (the other being France's Yannick Noah, who won the French Open in 1983). He would play for several more years, but after being slowed by heart surgery in 1979, Ashe retired in 1980.\n\nHighest singles ranking: 1 (1968 and 1975)\nCareer prize money: $2,584,909\n\nHe was great. He was N1 and he earned good money!
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oprah went to Tennessee State University\n\nhey read this excerpt\n\nAt age six, Winfrey moved to a Milwaukee inner city ghetto with her mother, who was less supportive and encouraging than her grandmother. Winfrey has stated that she was raped by her cousin, uncle, and a family friend. Despite her dysfunctional home life, Oprah skipped two grades (2nd and 8th?) and by the time she was thirteen received a scholarship to attend a prestigious all white high school in the suburbs. At age 14 her mother sent her to live with her father in Nashville, Tennessee. Vernon was strict but encouraging, and made her education a priority. Winfrey became an honors student. Winfrey would join her High School Speech Team, and she placed 2nd in the nation in Dramatic interpretation. She won an oratory contest which secured her a full scholarship to Tennessee State University, a historically Black institution, where she studied communications. At age 18, Winfrey won the Miss Black Tennessee beauty pageant.
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My college used to play them-Northwestern La.-my aunt lives near there
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Onondaga Community College\nSyracuse, New York