Tiki Barber Visits Stony Brook University
- March 7th, 2007
- Stony Brook
- 3 Comments
Tiki Barber of the NY Giants visited Stony Brook University today. He was escorted here by Police after being getting here by helicopter. The helicopter landed at the tennis courts in front of Langmuir College.
Event Description
In Pursuit of Excellence: Leadership, Determination, and Teamwork
Tiki Barber is the unique athlete who combines a stellar athletic portfolio with a captivating storytelling presence at the podium. He is a renaissance man without equal in professional sports today–as evidenced by a resume that includes: Pro Bowl running back, television/radio host, author, producer, actor, corporate spokesman, scholar, and philanthropist.
Ticket Prices:
$5 for Stony Brook Students
$10 for Non-Students Location Information (View Map)
West Campus – SAC- Student Activities Center
Nichols Road
Main Entrance
Stony Brook, NY 11794
Phone: (631) 632-6000
Room Number: Auditorium
March 8th, 2007 at 9:19 am
I see Tiki Barber has visited Stonybrook. My 6 year old son who says he is the next Tiki Barber has been begging me to try to ask him to come and visit his school and show all the kids his books he wrote. I’m the PTA president at his school (Southdown Primary School, Huntington, Long Island), so for some reason he thinks i can make this happen. How exciting for him if i could….. I have heard what a wonderful person Tiki is and what a fabulous and positive influence he has on children. Well, what’s a better opportunity then speaking to them at a young age about the importance of school and his relationship with Ronde growing up? My son Alex thinks there is no one better than Tiki Barber.
March 9th, 2007 at 6:52 pm
Tiki Barber now is going to work for the Today Show, so maybe if you can go to the city when the weather gets better and wait outside and try to meet him.
Yo, Tony did you go see Tiki Barber?
March 13th, 2007 at 4:46 am
I’m in Beijing now reading your blog … don’t worry, it’s not blocked.
A lot of sites have been having problems lately due to the internet being all screwed up. Domain forwarding is also very spotty in China, so if you’re using domain forwarding it might not always work.
Anyway, I just connected to your blog on the first try.