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Scholarship fund will honor short life of Memphian, UT Chattanooga student
Commercial AppealFriends of a young Memphis man fatally struck by a car in Chattanooga on Friday have teamed with his alma mater to honor his legacy of leadership. Andrew Svgdik, 19, a UT Chattanooga freshman who graduated from Christian Brothers High School last year,...Tags: Students, Financial Aid, Awards and Prizes, Teaching and Learning, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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Delaware Valley's Henry headed to UMass
The Times-Tribune, Scranton, Pa.Graduation claimed a good chunk of the midfield attack on the University of Massachusetts men's soccer team. But what that means for Christian Henry is the chance to play major minutes for a Division I team in the Atlantic 10. The Delaware Valley... -
Transition to ACC comes at perfect time for Pitt baseball
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteWith a week between games, Pitt baseball coach Joe Jordano hopped on a plane last Monday and flew to Miami, where he spent the next couple of days recruiting. The majority of Pitt's roster is composed of players from the northeast, but Jordano is trying...Tags: College Basketball, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, College Sports, North Carolina Tar Heels
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Draft changes Pugh's allegiance
The Philadelphia InquirerThursday night, a little after 10 o'clock, Justin Pugh's family and close friends tossed aside their longtime allegiance to Gang Green and became Big Blue Nation disciples. It happened as soon as NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced that Pugh, a 6-...Tags: NFL Network (tv network), New York Giants, College Sports, Dallas Cowboys, National Football League
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Terror manhunt shuts down parts of Boston after shootings, chase
WATERTOWN, Mass. -- The manhunt for the remaining Boston Marathon bombings suspect left much of the city shut down on Friday, hours after the other suspect was killed in a shootout with police. President Obama was briefed on the situation, officials...
Tags: Justice System, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bombings, Shootings
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SUNDAY GRAVY: Rand Pecknold rumor mill starts up again
New Haven Register, Conn.In scolding the boy this week, I quickly realized my words may have never before been uttered by a parent. Not until they invented Keurig K-Cups, anyway. "Stop making coffee!" It was cute at first. He'd figured out how to use the machine by watching...Tags: University of Connecticut Men's Basketball Program, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Danica Patrick, Los Angeles Kings, Jonathan Quick
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'The old drunk uncle of Boston sports,' and writers who love it
Here's a true story about the Boston Marathon. In 1980, Jacqueline Gareau, a Canadian, ran the fastest time of any woman in the race, crossed the finish line and discovered somebody named Rosie Ruiz collecting the winner's wreath. Nobody remembered...Tags: Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Customs and Tradition, Boston Marathon, Running, Track and Field
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Stories of the dead and injured in Boston bombing
BOSTON (AP) — The twin bombs at the Boston Marathon killed three people and wounded more than 170 on Monday. Here are the stories of those killed and some of the injured. A LONG WAY FROM HOME A Boston University graduate student was one of the...
Tags: Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Krystle Campbell, Students, Media Industry, Martin Richard
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Teel Time: More than 40 percent of ACC football assistants will be new this season
At last check, ACC assistant football coaches are not subject to term limits, but as teams went through spring practice last month and this, the turnover among staff was striking. Barring additional changes, 40.5 percent of full-time ACC assistants,...
Tags: California Polytechnic State University, Washington Huskies, National Collegiate Athletic Association, The Pennsylvania State University, Florida State Seminoles
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W&M athletics receives $23.9 million gift from Zable estate
Walt Zable used to playfully tell William and Mary athletic director Terry Driscoll: "You'll be happy with me when I'm gone." It was a nod to the multi-millionaire businessman and philanthropist's sense of humor, as well as a promise to his beloved alma...
Tags: Financial Aid, College of William and Mary, Awards and Prizes
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Auburn's athletics program is digging out of one of the worst years in SEC history
The Montgomery AdvertiserHistory. The word is even found in the title of a book about Auburn on the coffee table in the reception area outside the office of athletic director Jay Jacobs. "Hidden History of Auburn," a 2011 book by Kelly Kazek, sits in the middle of seven other...Tags: University of Mississippi, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Ivy League, College Baseball, Football
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Fourdays, foursenatorial candidates
The Manila Times, PhilippinesWhoever the wisecracker that whipped up the popular Pinoy proverb "bilog ang mundo" must have been from show business. For clearly, gone are the days when the prominent and powerful have relegated the industry as an insignificant part of nation-building....Tags: Google Inc., Philippines, Celebrities, U.S. Congress, Social Conditions
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