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A

aron Prussian was a
cross country star at
Saline High School,
southwest of Ann Ar-
bor. Aaron earned All-State
honors in his junior and se-
nior years and helped Saline
to a second place finish in the
state meet as a senior.
Now a junior at Hillsdale
College, Aaron is working on
the same scenario at the col-
lege level.
Aaron helped the Hillsdale
Chargers move from 7th in
1991 to 2nd in November at
the National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics cross
country championships in
Kenosha, Wis. His time of
27:15 on a muddy eight- kilo-
meter course was good for
29th place and NAIA All-
American honors.
His coach, Bill Lundberg,
said Aaron had to overcome
a nagging hip injury and the
wet conditions to be Hills-
dale's fifth man. "Aaron is an
outstanding individual with
a great work ethic," Coach
Lundberg said.
"His success this year was
something that surpassed
our expectations but, then
again, his focus and hard
work really made things gel."
Aaron comes from an ath-
letic family. His parents are
Steven and Helen Prussian
in Saline and his grandpar-
ents are Charles and Betty
Prussian in Farmington
Hills.
Brother Nathan was cap-

Aaron Prussian

tain of the Saline High cross
country team and is now a
sophomore runner at Bowl-
ing Green State University.
Mother Helen was Michigan
women's tennis coach of the
year in 1991 at Saline High.

In 1919 Dr. Chaim Weiz-

mann and the Emir Feisel
(son of Hussein, the leader of
the Arab revolt) signed an
accord in London, undertak-
ing to establish "the- closest
collaboration in the devel-
opment of the Arab State
and Jewish Palestine." The
accord was never realized.