Feb. 24, 2011 | The Clarion
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Tyler Fisher is an RA in Green, President of the Criminal Justice
Club, CRJ Campus Rep Award winner, and the Most Improved on the
football team. Although large enough to intimidate the kid inside of us
all, he is still caring enough to be a friend to those who know him.
The one and only Tyler Fisher (22) from Raleigh, NC graduates
this May with the rest of his colleagues majoring in Criminal Justice.
Fisher enjoys all sports and is seriously addicted to exercise, he loves
to work out. Two of his favorite sports that stand above the rest are
football and mixed martial arts.
When Fisher is inactive (though it’s rare to see) he enjoys making
people laugh and taking long walks on the beach. With his Criminal
Justice major and Psychology minor, Fisher hopes to one day join the
DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) task force and continue the
route of service as the rest of the men of his family have.
To those that don’t know Fisher’s family, there have been three
generations of dedicated law enforcement officers in his family. Of
his three brothers, the oldest is a police officer and is his biggest role
model. Flis father is also a part of the family tradition and has served
in law enforcement for over 25 years.
Fisher is known for his size and satisfies the fit for being a bouncer,
and he worked as one for 2 years in Orlando. In fact, he was such
a good fit that he was offered $3,000 to be a body-guard for the
well-known rapper Pitbull, but turned it down due to conflicts with
football camp starting the following week.
Body guard, police officer, DEA task force manager or whatever the
proper fit, Fisher will doubtless live up the reputation he has created
for himself Tyler, good luck out there, and thank you for what you
will do and the people you will protect in your future duties.
By Josh Mower^i
staff Writer
'Running meets music' returns to BC
By Olivia Fawcett
StaffVVritei^^_
Former Olympian Jack Daniels and his
cross country team are once again hosting
their benefit concert, Running Meets Music,
with a little help from T-Phat (Tornado Peer
Health Advocacy Team). The benefit concert
will feature the vocal talents of Sarah Tupper
Daniels, a soprano from the Manhattan
School of Music, and Donna Maria Pimental,
Brevard College alumnus. There will also
be a musical performance by Brevard’s very
own Skip Allsopp. Jack Daniels himself will
also be on stage, answering questions and
sharing his own memories about competing
in the Modern Pentathlon. With the summer
Olympics fast approaching, a two-time
Olympian, and a few Olympian potentials,
what better theme for the benefit concert than
the London Olympics 2012?
There will be a wide variety of music
ranging from opera, to show tunes, to Spanish,
to French, a bit of Classic Rock and THE
BEATLES. A raffle will also be included,
for only one
dollar a student
could have
the chance to
win awesome
prizes. Nancy
Daniels,
the woman
who created
Running Meets
Music says
“There will be
prizes and fun times will be had by all!”
The Running Meets Music benefit concert
will be held on the night of Mar. 13 2012 in
the Porter Center. The money from the concert
will be going towards the Brevard College
Cross Country team for new running gear
and to T-Phat.