By Alice Smelyansky
October 16, 2014
Filed under Life & Culture
Since her undergraduate days at the University, Robin Kaler has been a runner. What started with a tiny track at the Intramural Physical Education Building has led to 5Ks, 10Ks, half-marathons and even multiple marathons.
Kaler said training for a race is a project. Some days are devoted to spe...
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By David Rothmund
April 24, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
For the past five years, thousands of individuals have traveled from across the globe to run on the flat terrain around Champaign-Urbana in the Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon races. This year, the marathon’s events will begin Thursday and continue until Saturday.
Last year, the event attracted a ...
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