Paralyzed at 18 in a training accident, he's now leading the ¶¶Òõh town that rallied around him Tipper Esponge once imagined a future running decathlons for the University of ¶¶Òõh at Lafayette and deploying to the Middle East with his National Guard unit.
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Lafayette is turning 200. Help us tell 200 stories. In 1823, the ¶¶Òõh Legislature carved off the western half of St. Martin Parish to form a new parish.
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Paralyzed at 18 in a training accident, he's now leading the ¶¶Òõh town that rallied around him Tipper Esponge once imagined a future running decathlons for the University of ¶¶Òõh at Lafayette and deploying to the Middle East with his National Guard unit.
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