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6th
Annual Kornheiser and Wilbon Golf Classic
Presented
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Lansdowne Conference Center and Golf Resort
Join
us for the 6th Annual Tony Kornheiser & Michael Wilbon Celebrity
Golf Classic on Wednesday, October 15 at
Lansdowne Conference Center and Golf Resort in Lansdowne,
VA. The golf tournament benefits the DC
College Access Program (DC-CAP), a privately funded non-profit
that supports DC public high school students and college students
who might otherwise not have the opportunity to receive a college
education. DC-CAP provides mentoring, counseling, academic advising,
and financial assistance to these deserving students.
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Event
Fact Sheet: Click here
for more information.
Today,
DC-CAP is working with 14,000 DC public high school students
and approximately 5,300 college students helping them to realize
their college and life goals. Your volunteering to help at this
tournament is important and contributes to making college more
accessible to DC public school high school students.
The
Golf Club at Lansdowne boasts the most complete golf facilities
anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic region. Join us on The Greg Norman
champion course. For more information please call 202.783.4690.
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Tony
Kornheiser, Governor Robert Ehrlich, Michael Wilbon
and Donald Graham enjoy a moment before heading off
to play golf in the Kornheiser Wilbon Golf
Classic last year. |
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| PHOTO GALLERY
The
3rd Annual Kornheiser & Wilbon Golf Classic - October 7,
2005
2004
Tournament Photo Highlights
2003
Photo Gallery: Click
here to view more pictures from the golf tournament on October
17, 2003.
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Tony
Kornheiser |
"Education is the gateway to success,
and every child should have the opportunity to reach the highest
levels of education their abilities will take them," said Tony
Kornheiser. "Don Graham's vision of DC-CAP helps thousands
of our city's kids to enter the working world equipped with the
knowledge and skills they need."
--- Tony Kornheiser
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Michael
Wilbon |
"DC-CAP provides local students an opportunity
to improve their lives through higher education," said Michael
Wilbon. "We simply cannot afford to allow kids with unlimited
potential to fall short of realizing their dreams simply because
they do not have the financial means."
--- Michael Wilbon
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