Honor • Duty • Respect - The Citadel

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THE RISEto leadershipby Phillip Pandak, ’1128 The Citadel 2011
In 2007, Phillip Pandak was a walk-on player on the youngest basketball team inthe country. Through lessons he learned on the court, in the classroom and in thefourth-class system, he steadily rose through the ranks of The Citadel to becomeone of the top nine officers in the Corps of Cadets.The Citadel 2011 29
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