Ronan Tynan, M.D.: Inspirational Irish Tenor

By Gerri Paré

The amputation of both legs didn't stop this Irish tenor from winning gold medals in the Paralympics, earning a medical degree and singing for the Yankees.

Mike Krzyzewski: Life Beyond the Rim

By Susan Hines-Brigger

Duke University's men's basketball team is prepared for March Madness. For its coach, life is about much more than sports.

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