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The National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) will induct John
Crooks, Women’s golf coach at Campbell University and Leta
Lindley and Michele Redman into the NGCA Hall of Fame at their
upcoming Hall of Fame Induction Banquet to be held Tuesday,
January 10, 2006, in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

Crooks becomes the 39th member of the Coaches Hall of Fame and
Lindley and Redman become the 47th and 48th members of the
Players Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony, with master of
ceremonies Kay Cockerill of The Golf Channel, will take place
during the 2006 NGCA Member Convention at the Caesar’s Tahoe
Hotel.

Now in his 15th year in charge of the women’s program at
Campbell University, Crooks is one of the top collegiate golf
coaches in the country. During his tenure, Crooks has led the
women’s team to eight conference titles and 11 NCAA Regional
appearances. He guided the Lady Camels to three-consecutive
Atlantic Sun Conference championships from 1996-98 and again in
2001, ‘02 and ‘04.

Crooks has been named conference coach of the year 12 times for
either the men’s or women’s program in the last 15 years. He was
named Atlantic Sun Women’s Golf Coach of the Year for the
second-straight season in 2002 and again in ‘04. His women’s
teams have won 49 tournaments.

Entering the 2005-06 season Crooks ranks second among all active
Division I women’s coaches in tournament victories with 49,
trailing only Dan Brooks of Duke (89). His women have won a
tournament in all 14 years in which he has served as head coach.
Coach Crooks has directed 98 golfers to all-conference honors
during his tenure and 100 individuals to all-academic honors. In
2004-05, Crooks’ women earned an at-large berth to the NCAA East
Regional and finished 11th, its best showing since 1997. The
team won four tournaments, the program’s most in five years.

A native of Winston-Salem, N.C., and a Buies Creek resident
Crooks played at the University of Houston under legendary coach
Dave Williams. He is a former USGA Junior Amateur Champion who
competes regularly in major state and national amateur
championships. He won the 2001 North and South Senior Amateur
Championship by five strokes after carding a 73-72-71–216 at
Pinehurst Nos. 8, 5 and 2.

Most men only think about clothes and shoes when talking about style. Hairstyles are usually forgotten. However, nowadays there are different hairstyles not only for women, but for men too.

Short hairstyles usually look classy and sophisticated, and are also easy to care for during the hot summer. Sometimes a nice clean cut can make a man look more mature and sophisticated while on others, it makes them look younger. If you do intend to have a short hairstyle, make it short all over and not short on the bottom with the rest of the hair long on top. You could also have variations in short hair styles by having your bangs pushed forward, or maybe have them gelled upwards and back. To make hair look spiky, use hair gel or similar products. For those who have medium length hair, the new look is the purposely messy look! You just allow your hair to fall randomly. Don’t think this look is natural by nature; it requires a procedure to be achieved. To get the best effects, after showering don’t comb your hair. Just apply paste or gel and moderately mess up your hair to make the hair look as if a woman has just run her hands through it!

For those who like having long hair, don’t keep the hair longer than shoulder length. This is a relaxed hairstyle that exudes a carefree attitude and only needs a good combing after the shower! The only disadvantage of this hairstyle is that it may get annoying by falling in your face. Your frequent adjusting of the mane behind the ears may make your hair greasy looking; and this hair style is not suitable for those in professional fields like law, medicine or business. Those with receding hairlines needn’t fret as you can cut your hair short to disguise the fact that you have less hair. Trimming or shaving your hair makes it seem that you intentionally wear your hair short!

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