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FOOTE GETTING A HOLD FATHERHOOD ALTERS STEELER'S OUTLOOK
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DETROIT Larry Foote has no idea where he was the day he became a
father, but he remembers the day he really became a father.
Foote was just 15, a sophomore in high school, when he became a
parent. But it wasn't until eight years after the birth of Trey-
veion Feb. 3, 1996, that Foote, a linebacker who was the Steelers'
second-leading tackler this season, even knew his son existed, the
result of a brief relationship with a woman 10 years his senior.
"It was the third day of traini...
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Actress puts her best Foote forward in father's stories
Chicago Sun-Times
; It is the first topic to come up in a discussion with Hallie Foote: Does it help or hinder her career as an actress that she's only done plays and movies written by her father? Her father is Horton Foote, the playwright and screenplay writer of "To Kill a Mockingbird," "Tender Mercies" and "The
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Raising Son Has Helped Foote Mature
The Washington Post
; -- Detroit native Larry Foote, a linebacker with the Steelers, is sharing this Super Bowl experience with a family member in a way that never seemed imaginable a few years ago. Foote, 25, did not know he had a son, Trey-veion, until prior to the 2004 season, when he was 8 years old. Now they are
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This Foote Delivers Big Kick to Cavs;Freshman's Outside Shot a Booster for U-Va.
The Washington Post
; High expectations accompanied Monick Foote to college last September, when she arrived at Virginia as the national girls basketball player of the year. But Foote also arrived with the reputation of a player who makes uncompromising demands of herself. Her mother, Bobbie, wouldn't have it any other
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THE STAGES OF HORTON FOOTE'S LIFE: CURTAINS KEEP GOING UP ON HIS WORK.(What's Happening)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; Horton Foote is the living refutation of one of his dead contemporary's most famous sayings. According to F. Scott Fitzgerald, ``There are no second acts in American lives ``Oh my goodness says Foote. ``I've had a second act. A third act, a fourth. It goes on and on Fitzgerald was referring to the
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Baylor honoring longtime playwright Horton Foote
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; WACO, Texas -- It was in an early scene of Horton Foote's life more than 70 years ago that the plot took an unusual twist. The teenager who left home dreaming of becoming an actor began writing plays to ensure he landed good roles and discovered he was an unusually gifted storyteller. Today, the
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