Hagwood

County Sheriff Greg Hagwood says the troopers' zeal is tarnishing his office, too.

A Question of Law and Order Jim Carlton 2012

"It's been a real mess," says Mr. Hagwood, who estimates he has received more than 100 complaints from citizens over the past three years about CHP traffic stops.

A Question of Law and Order Jim Carlton 2012

Overview: Hagwood writes about the "tired" dress style of baby boomers and the need to change their style.

The Boomer Blog: FH BOOM DAILY DIGEST Archives 2006

GUPTA: Hagwood, an average college student entered the USA Memoriad, a yearly memory Olympics where contestants memorize decks of cards, lists of words and numbers, and poetry.

CNN Transcript Nov 23, 2006 2006

GUPTA: Hagwood, an average college student entered the USA Memoriad, a yearly memory Olympics where contestants memorize decks of cards, lists of words and numbers, and poetry.

CNN Transcript Mar 27, 2005 2005

GUPTA: Hagwood, an average college student entered the USA Memoriad, a yearly memory Olympics where contestants memorize decks of cards, lists of words and numbers, and poetry.

CNN Transcript Dec 27, 2005 2005

COOPER: Well four-time U.S. Memory Champion S.ott Hagwood exercised his brain while we ran that story about memory.

CNN Transcript May 17, 2004 2004

American fashion grows more casual with each decade, and fashion critics have been searching for a way to describe this unfashionable phenomenon Suggestions from Rod Hagwood of the Sun-Sentinel: Couch Couture?

Washington Post: Breaking News, World, US, DC News & Analysis Maura Judkis 2012

Of the 24 "mental athletes" competing at the U.S. championship, the most feared by far was Tatiana Cooley-Marquardt, a stay-at-home mom and self-proclaimed "Queen of Memory" who won the first three U.S. championships but hadn't competed since being dethroned by Hagwood four years ago.

Slate Magazine Joshua Foer 2011

His name is Scott Hagwood, and he's won every U.S. Memory Championship since he began competing in 2001.

Slate Magazine Joshua Foer 2011