Tradition, change continue to blend in Tar Heels' arena
Durham Herald Sun, NC -Jan 17, 2006
During his coaching days, Dean Smith had a simple philosophy when it came to firing up the home crowd. "I was never one for telling our players to stand up and wave their hands," Smith said.
Berries can be added to pancakes' cottage cheese filling
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA -Jan 17, 2006
For Lillian Remke, of Tarentum. From Donna Diener, of West Mifflin, who writes, "I'm happy to share the following recipe from my treasured Hungarian-American foods cookbook, 'Mama's Recipes,' circa 1967, which ...
Durham Herald Sun, NC -
During his coaching days, Dean Smith had a simple philosophy when it came to firing up the home crowd. "I was never one for telling our players to stand up and wave their hands," Smith said.
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For Lillian Remke, of Tarentum. From Donna Diener, of West Mifflin, who writes, "I'm happy to share the following recipe from my treasured Hungarian-American foods cookbook, 'Mama's Recipes,' circa 1967, which ...
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