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Woman of excellence
Leader. Athletic. Versatile. Dynamic. Outstanding.
Those are words that volleyball Head Coach Jody Brown thought of when asked to describe senior Krystena Castro, a middle blocker on the dreary 4-15 Owls.
Castro has been one of few bright spots for the Owls this season, a season that will cap off an excellent five-year athletic career with FAU.
Castro was originally recruited to play volleyball, but with no volleyball scholarships available, she was offered one for track. Castro accepted, and she quickly dominated, setting records for indoor shot put and outdoor discus.
Despite her success with track, Castro knew she ultimately wanted to play volleyball, and after her freshman year, she was offered and accepted a four-year scholarship for volleyball, a decision she does not regret.
“I love volleyball because of the strategizing, the rush I get from playing, the ability to showboat — because I like to do that from time to time — and my teammates,” said Castro, who is double-majoring in multimedia journalism and political science.
Castro’s love for her teammates is evident, as she helps guide new players through their initial seasons. Her leadership abilities have grown exponentially and are traits that Brown admires in t
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The founder, director and professor of FAU’s commercial music tells of his days as a rock star and disco pioneer in the ‘60s, ‘70s –– and where he is today
The first thing you notice when you walk into the office is framed on the far left wall. About six feet up sits the sheet music for “Tomorrow,” the famous song from Annie. Right above the music? A picture with the song’s composer, Charles Strouse, with a note written on it:
“This song would have been nowhere without you,” it reads. “I love you ––Charles”
On the other wall is an array of framed awards and albums with his name on them. Michael Zager, a 69-year-old professor of music at FAU, has the 50 Cent album — Bulletproof — framed on his wall. The background from that album’s “I’m a Rider” is a track from Zager’s 1970s band, Ten Wheel Drive.
Zager, who started the commercial music program at FAU in 2002, sits in his office, Room 111 of the Arts and Humanities building, thinking about his lifelong journey through music. But at age 69, he’s still not quite ready to quit.
“I’m always hustling,” he said. “You have to be aggressive and competitive. It’s difficult to be successful in music, but you have to pound, pound the pavement.”
Zager toured the country with his platinum-selling 1960s rock band, played at the same
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