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December 23,
2010 - GT RamblingWreck.com |
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Catching Up with Joe Harris |
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Sting Daily talks
with the 1972 Liberty Bowl hero and Georgia Tech Athletics Hall of Famer.
Read the complete article -
CLICK HERE
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November 02,
2010 - Georgia Tech Buzz Magazine |
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Joe Harris trailblazers at
Georgia Tech |
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This issue of the Georgia Tech 'Buzz' magazine features an article about Joe
Harris - a trailblazer at Georgia Tech.
Download the complete article -
DOWNLOAD |
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January 14,
2009 - The Fayetteville Observer |
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Joe Harris Inducted in the
Hall of Fame |
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The Fayetteville Sports Club
announced Tuesday that four new members will join its Hall of Fame as the Class
of 2009.
The four are Methodist
University baseball coach Tom Austin, Terry Sanford High School tennis and
girls’ basketball coach Gil Bowman, former Reid Ross and East Carolina football
standout Reggie Pinkney and former E.E. Smith and Georgia Tech football star Joe
Harris.
Harris holds the honor of being
the first Fayetteville high school football product to play in the Super Bowl.
He was a reserve linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams, and appeared in Super Bowl
XIV against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Rose Bowl in 1980.[READ
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July 31, 2008 -
Atlanta, GA. |
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The Long and Short of It |
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"ATLANTA (July 31, 2008)—The
monthly Happy Hour held at John Hunsinger & Company, commercial and industrial
realtors, is no stranger to sports stars. This month, though, the sports stars
seemed supersized. In attendance this month were Superbowl ring-wearing, former
National Football League (NFL) players, Joseph A. Harris, author of the book,
The Stars That Never Shine: The Making of a Superbowl Football Player, and Kent
Hill, owner of Kent’s Country Cookies. Also, the 7-foot-4 Ralph Sampson, a
former National Basketball Association (NBA) player, towered over the crowd
which included Marilyn Pearlman, president of Pearlman Associates public
relations company, and Sam Massell, president of the Buckhead Coalition and
former Atlanta Mayor. Pearlman, who only stands 4-foot-11, looked up to Sampson
(both figuratively and literally); while Massell asked Sampson, “How’s the
weather up there?” Later, Harris joked that Sampson must have never dealt with
the jeers similar to those he himself suffered in school about being short, but
also said that the “long and short of it” is that size does not dictate success.
In addition to the champion football and basketball players on hand were the
successful businesspeople Ginger McGuffin who celebrated the recent opening of
her new restaurant, Vine, and Charlie Caperton who celebrated the recent growth
of Atlanta Business Magazine." |
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Pictured left to right in photo by
Mary Burns: Ralph Sampson, former NBA player; Marilyn Pearlman, president of
Pearlman Associates public relations company; and John Hunsinger, president of
John Hunsinger & Company, commercial and industrial realtors. |
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July 2, 2008 -
The Fayetteville Observer |
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Former E.E. Smith star Harris returns
for book signing - By Sammy Batten Staff
writer
"Joe Harris has been a football
star, motivational speaker, successful businessman and consultant over his 58
years. Now, the 1971 E.E. Smith High School graduate is delving into..."
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| © Copyright 2010 - Joseph A. Harris - All Rights
Reserved |
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