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Article: Learning to lead Third-year starter Hardy knows youthful Wildcats need him to step forward
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- November 3, 2000
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Northwestern forward Tavaras Hardy spent the summer working as a
trading assistant in one of the pits at the Chicago Board Options
Exchange. He loved it, as many athletes do, because it reminded him
of the excitement of being in a game.
"I really like what they do down there: the excitement, the
challenge," he said. "Things change every minute. You never know what
the stock's going to do. It's really competitive. Guys, when they're
doing well, they're cheerful. When they're doing bad, they're up in
each other's faces."
It took Hardy a little while to catch on.
"I learned an extremely large amount," he said. "The guys really
tried to teach me about the business, and it was very helpful."
Now ...
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