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Originally posted by JMysterio View Post
It covers the entire year of Ormsby & Herbst, from XC to the NCAA race where Ormsby left from!
It's also a great compact history of post-Title IX women's running, from Doris Heritage and Mary Slaney to 1986 and beyond, including Suzy Favor, who was a frosh when Herbst was a senior!
But the book is mostly about the psychology and emotions of running, and how Ormsby came to attempt suicide, and how it greatly affected Herbst!
It's much respected and praised!
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Originally posted by aaronk View PostThe Frank Murphy book "The Silence of Great Distance" (published 2000) is all about the sagas of both Ormsby and Herbst!
It covers the entire year of Ormsby & Herbst, from XC to the NCAA race where Ormsby left from!
It's also a great compact history of post-Title IX women's running, from Doris Heritage and Mary Slaney to 1986 and beyond, including Suzy Favor, who was a frosh when Herbst was a senior!
But the book is mostly about the psychology and emotions of running, and how Ormsby came to attempt suicide, and how it greatly affected Herbst!
It's much respected and praised!
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A very troubling story behind Katie Meyer's suicide.
Parents of former Stanford goalie Katie Meyer file wrongful death lawsuit against university (yahoo.com)
The parents of Katie Meyer, who died earlier this year at Stanford, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the university on Wednesday, according to USA Today’s Josh Peter.
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