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Something Good: Four FSU students recognized for saving man’s life after golf course heart attack

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Four FSU students were recognized at Tuesday’s Leon County commission meeting for their life-saving efforts in helping a man who collapsed on a golf course last month.
“You don’t really know how to prepare for something like that,” FSU Junior Ty Schmidt said.
News story published on WCTV Tallahassee

'My heroes': FSU students save Tallahassee man's life after golf course heart attack

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Four FSU students helped saved the life of a 61-year-old man who suffered a heart attack on a Tallahassee golf course.
The students administered CPR for 10 minutes while waiting for paramedics to arrive.
The man is recovering and grateful to the students for their quick thinking and heroic actions.
Article published in the Tallahassee Democrat

FSU Flying High Circus installs new big top tent after tornadoes destroyed previous one

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This week, members of the Flying High Circus with the help of some construction crew members were able to replace the big top tent with a brand new one that arrived from Italy earlier this month. Students suited up in hard hats and safety vests as they got to work.
Article published in the Tallahassee Democrat

'Right on schedule': FSU circus shows will return this fall with tent arriving from Italy

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As the circus continues to recover from last year’s disastrous tornado outbreak that completely destroyed its Big Top tent, shows will return in full swing this fall. In the meantime, a full concrete flooring was recently poured ahead of a new big top’s arrival from Italy in mid-March.
Article published in the Tallahassee Democrat

FSU alum to perform one-man show on mental health, gun violence in Tallahassee

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When Florida State University alumnus Micah Johnson looks back at his childhood, he remembers growing up near Orlando in a tough environment filled with shootings, stabbings, fights and brawls.
His experience is what gave him the drive to write and produce an exclusive one-man show that he will perform in to promote mental health and shines light on gun violence while also celebrating the 45th anniversary of FSU's “Mighty” Mu Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.
Article published on The Tallahassee Democrat

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