Those cheerleaders at college are now hot property.
Southern California (left) and Oregon State University cheerleaders.
First, there are the cheerleaders. Hugh Johnson of First Albany used to serve this purpose.
I eschewed optimism. Optimism was for the cheerleaders and the Prozac crowd.
There are nearly 160 squads of special-needs cheerleaders in 34 states.
Listen to the captain shouted, we are not to be outdone, a sound than a high, wish this time we cheerleaders can put 2 class 3 cheerleaders ratio.
When the team is not playing so well, the cheerleaders try to encourage the players.
The most strenuous preparation, though, went to the 800 young women selected as cheerleaders or "ceremony hosts."
All of us needs a few cheerleaders in our lives to remind us of our redeemable qualities or else we will begin to believe our negative co-workers.
This segment of the middle class may lack the gumption to expand their businesses, or perhaps they know something about their prospects that their cheerleaders do not.
Mainstream Conservative MPs are less keen than party activists (or their cheerleaders in the press) to see a nuclear blow-up of the euro.
The results are as follows:1 In the sets of arrangements, the country's flower ball cheerleaders, cheerleading and street dance with foreign countries, significant differences;
If you get too warm during therace, you could always take off your hat or gloves and hold them, tuck theminto the back of your pants, or pass them off to one of your cheerleaders alongthe race course.
At the 35k mark, Russell and a few friends have managed to gather up a group of teenage Japanese cheerleaders to root for Tame through the final stretch of the marathon.
