Woodson

[ wood-suhn ]

noun

1. Carter Godwin, 1875–1950, U.S. historian and publisher: pioneer in modern Black Studies.

Example Sentences

“It should not be this close,” Teddy Woodson, a 30-year-old student, said after he cast his ballot for Harris at a library in Southwest Atlanta.

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Jana Woodson remembers it as a huge deal.

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The capacity was about 700 seats smaller than their previous season’s average crowd size, yet it sparked a surge in revenue, “greatly increasing the number of season tickets we got,” along with donations, said Woodson, an assistant athletics director for marketing and fan development.

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When Woodson joined Tulane University as a deputy athletic director in 2017, she saw something similar happening.

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Woodson couldn’t directly connect the stadium to that turnaround, but did contend that its connection to campus life — the stadium shared a concourse with other athletic facilities — was reinvigorating.

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