Marcus Paige read to third graders at Rashkis Elementary School on Wednesday afternoon. The senior guard recently was nominated for the Senior CLASS Award. The award is given by the NCAA each year to student-athletes that excel on and off the court. Paige is a double major in History and Media and Journalism. He has made the Academic ACC Honor Roll for the past three seasons.
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