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Princeton Bans Greek Recruitment For First-Year Students
KIAHWhile some students go to college to strictly focus on their academics, some incoming freshmen are eager to join the campus Greek life. Unfortunately for Princeton freshmen, the fraternity lifestyle will have to wait. Princeton President Shirley...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, Students, Colleges and Universities
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Laurel Arts dance programs ready for a new season
Laurel ArtsIt’s Friday afternoon at Laurel Arts Education & Dance Center as we make the final preparations for the start of the 2011-2012 dance season. It’s been anything but quiet here over the summer even without the constant comings and goings of our...Tags: Dance, Dancing, Entertainment
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Maryland State Fair: Food beyond the Midway
You'll have no trouble finding food at the Maryland State Fair. Some of it is still walking around on hooves, granted. But once you're on the Midway, you'd have trouble swinging a test-your-strength mallet without hitting a stand selling corn dogs,...Tags: Television, Oklahoma, File Sharing, Oklahoma City, Sandwiches
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Teel Time: B.J. Stith following his father's basketball legacy at Virginia
Bryant Stith is Virginia basketball royalty. He’s the Cavaliers’ career scoring leader and No. 4 rebounder, a three-time, first-team All-ACC selection, and the program’s highest NBA draft pick in the last 20 years.
So when Stith says...Tags: Tony Bennett, NBA Draft, College of William and Mary, Atlantic Coast Conference, Boo Williams
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Top milers return to Charlevoix for Saturday's Ryan Shay Elite Mile
News-Review sports writerCHARLEVOIX This Saturday, between 20 and 40 elite mile runners will gather in Charlevoix to commemorate running phenom Ryan Shay, a Central Lake native who died while competing in the 2008 Olympic Trials marathon in New York City. “Ryan was a...Tags: Human Interest, Big Ten Conference, Marathon, University of Minnesota, The Pennsylvania State University
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Is Homeland Security spending paying off?
On the edge of the Nebraska sand hills is Lake McConaughy, a 22-mile-long reservoir that in summer becomes a magnet for Winnebagos, fishermen and kite sailors. But officials here in Keith County, population 8,370, imagined this scene: an Al Qaeda...Tags: Television, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Al-Qaeda, Boeing Co., Joplin Tornado (2011)
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Thomas steps down as NCAA infractions committee chairman
Daily PressDennis Thomas is stepping down immediately as chairman of the NCAA Committee on Infractions, citing unspecified health and personal reasons. Thomas, 58, will continue as commissioner of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Conference USA commissioner...Tags: Conference USA, Hampton University, Georgia Institute of Technology, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Florida State Seminoles
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Green Wheels: Who Knew Columbus Was a Green Car Mecca?
COLUMBUS, OHIO — If you think that all of America's auto plants are in Michigan, just visit Marysville, Ohio, where the 3.6-million-square-foot Honda assembly plant totals 3.6 million square feet. I had come to the Columbus area on a three-day tour,...Tags: Tesla, Plant Openings, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Automotive Equipment, Chrysler
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ACC All Access: James Gayle is showing his genetically predisposed potential at Virginia Tech
![As much as James Gayle wanted to play in 2009 when he first arrived at Virginia Tech, he didn't really have a chance. He said the day before the '09 season-opener against Alabama he didn't "feel like sitting out a year," because that wasn't the kind of player he was.](http://www.dailypress.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/64611497-09152651-187105.JPG "As much as James Gayle wanted to play in 2009 when he first arrived at Virginia Tech, he didn't really have a chance. He said the day before the '09 season-opener against Alabama he didn't "feel like sitting out a year,\" because that wasn't the kind of player he was.")
Daily PressAs much as James Gayle wanted to play in 2009 when he first arrived at Virginia Tech, he didn't really have a chance. He said the day before the '09 season-opener against Alabama he didn't "feel like sitting out a year," because that wasn't the kind of...Tags: Chicago Bears, National Football League, John Engelberger, Virginia Tech Hokies, NFL Pro Bowl
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Teamwork leads to a happy ending
While dealing with an infected joint in a particularly valuable cow a few months ago, I had the opportunity to perform a surgery usually reserved for the horse in an operating room. The surgery is called an arthrotomy, which means, literally, to cut...Tags: Numbness, Medical Specialization, Amputation, Virginia Tech, Bones and Joints
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Roselyn Hammond, Morgan biology professor, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterRoselyn Elizabeth Hammond, a retired Morgan State University biology professor who often entertained at the piano, died of cancer Sept. 3 at Gilchrist Hospice Care. The Ashburton resident was 72. Born Roselyn Elizabeth Brown in Grambling, La., she was...Tags: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Biology, Arts and Culture, Fine Arts, Science
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