The Daily Collegian
Alumnae
By Emily Kaplan
COLLEGIAN STAF WRITER
Megan Hodge and Alisha Glass
are back to familiar ground the
finals of a volleyball tournament.
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the winningest VOLLEYBALL
class in Penn -
State women’s
volleyball history are making
headlines on the court once again.
But instead of wearing Nittany
Lion blue and white, they’re sport
ing new jerseys bright red tank
tops with a small American flag
stitched onto the top right comer.
Hodge and Glass are on the 14-
member U.S. women’s national
Tiger Woods, wife officially divorce
By Doug Ferguson
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
Tiger Woods and his Swedish
born wife officially divorced
Monday, nine months after his
middle-of-the night car crash out
side their home set off shocking
revelations that the world’s most
famous athlete had long been
cheating on her through multiple
affairs.
"We are sad that our marriage is
over and we wish each other the
very best for the future,'' Woods
and Elin Nordegren said in a joint
statement released by their
lawyers.
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24.2010
This year, you manage to clear out prob
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Detachment allows you to pull out what
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Meetings add zest to a situation. Tonight:
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GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
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Knowing where to put your energy might
be critical. A partner gives you powerful
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team competing in this month’s
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Just like at
school, they’re
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A mere eight months removed
from capturing an unprecedented
third consecutive NCAA champi
onship with coach Russ Rose and
the Lions, Glass and Hodge have
guided Team USA to the final
round of the Grand Prix, which
The divorce was granted in Bay
County Circuit Court in Panama
City, Fla., about 375 miles away
from their Isleworth home outside
Orlando. The couple had married
in October 2004 in Barbados and
have a 3-year-old daughter, Sam,
and a 19-month-old son, Charlie.
The marriage was described in
court documents as "irretrievably
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were not disclosed, except that
they will "share parenting" of their
two children.
"We love Elin, and We are so
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she has shown during this difficult
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for the first time
since 2008.
A lot of that can be credited to
the former Lions’ contributions.
Glass who ranks fourth all
time at Penn State for assists
has served as Team USA’s start
ing setter, tallying 351 running
time," Nordegren's father, Thomas
Nordegren, a talk show host at
national broadcaster Swedish
Radio told The Associated Press.
"We know that she will come out of
this even stronger and has a
bright future in front of her."
The divorce was finalized by
Bay County Circuit Judge Judy
Pittman Biebel during a brief
hearing in a conference room in
her chambers, according to
Biebel's judicial assistant Kim
Gibson.
The hearing lasted no more
than 10 minutes. Woods and
Nordegren were present, along
with their lawyers, Gibson said.
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Tiger Woods celebrates with Elin Nordegren after winning the 2006 PGA
Championship. Woods officially announced their divorce on Monday.
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Hohenshelt, along with the
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Team USA throughout the tourna
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es gather to watch webcasts of the
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