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Muhammad, Wallace Dean
(Encyclopedia) Muhammad, Wallace Dean: see Mohammed, W. Deen.2000 NBA College Draft First Round
Team Pos 1 New Jersey Kenyon Martin, Cincinnati C/F 2 Vancouver STROMILE SWIFT, LSU F 3 LA Clippers DARIUS MILES, E. St. Louis HS F 4 Chicago…Team by Team Statistics for Basketball, 1999-2000: Houston Rockets
GmFG%TptsPPGRPGAPGSteve Francis*77.445138818.05.36.6Cuttino Mobley81.430127715.83.62.6Charles Barkley20.47728914.510.53.2Shandon Anderson82.473100912.34.72.9Walt Williams76.45882710.94.02.…Team by Team Statistics for Basketball, 2000-2001: Portland Trailblazers
GmFG%TptsPPGRPGAPGRasheed Wallace77.501147719.27.82.8Steve Smith81.456110513.63.42.6Damon Stoudamire82.434106613.03.75.7Bonzi Wells75.53395012.74.92.8Scottie Pippen64.45172111.35.24.6Arvydas…Baker, James Addison, 3d
(Encyclopedia) Baker, James Addison, 3d, 1930–, U.S. political leader, b. Houston, Tex. After graduating from Princeton, he served in the U.S. Marines and earned a law degree from the Univ. of Texas…Frisch, Max
(Encyclopedia) Frisch, Max, 1911–91, Swiss writer. He obtained a diploma in architecture in 1941, and his designs included the Zürich Recreation Park. After 1955 he became recognized as one of Europe…Geological Survey, United States
(Encyclopedia) Geological Survey, United States, bureau organized in 1879 under the Dept. of the Interior to unify and centralize the work already undertaken by separate surveys under Clarence King,…Amharic
(Encyclopedia) AmharicAmharicămhârˈĭk [key], language of Ethiopia belonging to the South Ethiopic group of South Semitic languages, which, in turn, belong to the Semitic subfamily of the Afroasiatic…Macklin, Charles
(Encyclopedia) Macklin, CharlesMacklin, Charlesmăkˈlĭn [key], 1697?–1797, English actor and dramatist, whose original name was Charles McLaughlin, b. Ireland. He began his career as a strolling…circuit rider
(Encyclopedia) circuit rider, itinerant preacher of the Methodist denomination who served a “circuit” consisting usually of 20 to 40 “appointments.” The circuit system, devised by John Wesley for his…