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Terre Haute has connections to the Mile run

April 07, 2016

Wiley High School's Jack Corridan set a new Indiana state meet record in 1923 with his Mile time of 4:24.4.

By Craig Pearson, Tribune-Star

There was a segment of coaches that proposed switching to the Mile outdoors, at least partly as a celebration of the history of that event in American...

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Bring back the Mile to prep track

April 06, 2016

At no level should the coveted 4 minute mark be as significant today as it is for the high school runner.

By Jon Gast, The Advocate

Go to a high school track meet and there’s a good chance you’ll hear something remarkable. Runners, and even coaches, will find themselves referring to the Mile...

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Should U.S. schools fight obesity by requiring kids to run a Mile daily?

April 06, 2016

The success of the daily Mile has inspired schools in London, Gateshead, Wales and other areas of Scotland to also launch the initiative this year.

By Michelle Stein, Baby Center Blog

When I was in grade school, students were expected to run a timed Mile as part of our regular assessment in...

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Rob Napolitano: Columbia’s sub-4 minute man

April 02, 2016

“The race itself was … in the back of my head pretty soon after, but the few hours after the race were definitely more important and special. It had been a goal for a while.”

By Kayla Levy | Spectator Staff Writer

Rob Napolitano ran nearly 13 seconds slower than his Mile personal record at...

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