Barry Gallup Jr. is the modern Renaissance kid, the one who runs on the gridiron, lifts in the weight room, and tackles Latin declensions in the library. His mind is mature as well as active, just like his body. In his head, he hears classical music, and when not hauling in passes, his fingertips dance across piano keys. There is ... (Full article: 900 words)

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