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100 1  Robinson, Craig,|d1962- 
245 12 A game of character|h[Hoopla electronic resource]. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bRecorded Books, Inc.,|c2010. 
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511 0  Narrated by Korey Jackson. 
520    When he stepped into history's spotlight at the National 
       Democratic Convention, Craig Robinson recalls that nothing
       could have been more gratifying than introducing his 
       sister, Michelle Obama, to millions of Americans. Within 
       minutes, he won the hearts of the nation by sharing 
       highlights of growing up in the modest Robinson household,
       where the two were raised by devoted parents who taught 
       them the values of education, hard work, and the 
       importance of reaching far beyond what even seemed 
       possible. Those lessons of character were fundamentals in 
       shaping Craig Robinson's own remarkable journey: from his 
       days playing street basketball on Chicago's Southside, 
       while excelling academically, to admission at Princeton 
       University, where he was later named Ivy League Player of 
       the Year, twice. After playing professionally in Europe, 
       Robinson made an about-face, entering the competitive 
       field of finance. With his MBA from the University of 
       Chicago, his meteoric rise landed him a partnership in a 
       promising new venture. But another dream beckoned and 
       Craig made the unusual decision to forego the trappings of
       money and status in the business world in order to become 
       a basketball coach. He soon helped transform three 
       struggling teams - as an assistant coach at Northwestern, 
       then as head coach at Brown and now at Oregon State 
       University. In his first season at OSU, he navigated what 
       was declared to be one of the nation's best single season 
       turnarounds. In A Game of Character, Robinson takes 
       readers behind the scenes to meet his most important 
       influences in his understanding of the winning traits that
       are part of his playbook for success. Central to his story
       are his parents, Marian and Fraser, two indefatigable 
       individuals who showed their children how to believe in 
       themselves and live their lives with conviction through 
       love, discipline and respect. With insights into this 
       exemplary family, we relive memories of how Marian 
       sacrificed a career to be a full-time mom, how Fraser got 
       up and went to work every day while confronting the 
       challenges of multiple sclerosis, how Craig and Michelle 
       strengthened their bond as they journeyed out of the 
       Southside to Princeton University and eventually, the 
       national stage. Heartwarming, inspiring, and even 
       transformational, A Game of Character comes just at the 
       right time in an era of change, reminding readers of our 
       opportunity to work together and embrace the character of 
       our nation, to make a difference in the lives of others 
       and to pave the way for the next generation. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
600 10 Robinson, Craig,|d1962- 
600 10 Obama, Michelle,|d1964- 
600 10 Obama, Barack. 
600 30 Robinson family. 
650  0 Basketball coaches|zUnited States|vBiography. 
650  0 Conduct of life. 
700 1  Rivas, Mim Eichler. 
700 1  Jackson, Korey.|4nrt 
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