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• Food Lion
  
  TSC alumnus and Food Lion co-founder Ralph Ketner cut prices to capture the Southeast grocery market and establish a store chain with stock growth outstripping that of Microsoft in 1992.
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• From the Gallery
  
  The Roman god Janus, whose two-faced bust is a commissioned artwork donated to Wells Gallery by TSU Trustees Ralph and Sheri Trine, is viewed historically by TSU’s Dr. Tom Tierney.
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• Expansion Specialist
  
  Ralph Trine, TSC ’61, transformed a small family business to an international manufacturer of over 5,000 items related to dock, drum, and material handling, and ergonomic solutions.
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• See Ya Round
  
  Top Flite’s Molitor golf ball, the optic yellow tennis ball, and the cowhide baseball became standard sporting goods through the engineering savvy of TSC alumnus Bob Molitor.
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• Bring Your Best
  
  Mitchel Rhoads rose to the executive level for an international company after graduating from TSC in 1966, then galvanized the economy of a Central American region through business ownership.
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• First Impressions
  
  TSC alumnus William Thourlby personified the sophistication that has forged his name as a world-wide image-maker when he spoke to TSU students Feb. 5 as part of the Distinguished Speaker series.
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