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March 13, 2007
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Never give up; never surrender

By G. Scott Russ | March 13, 2007
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Senior No. 4 Jerry Rinaldi tries to pin Jack Sullivan in the Red’s 28-13 win against Penn Feb. 9. Cornell wrestlers have cut back on all training, weights and practice in anticipation of the National championships, lurking two days away.



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