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Call to Curb Athletic Spending Strikes Some as Unrealistic
While many university presidents are worried about rising spending in college athletics, some say that true financial parity may be an impossibility.
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Bill Chadwick, Hockey Referee and Broadcaster, Dies at 94
Mr. Chadwick became a Hall of Fame referee in the National Hockey League despite losing his sight in one eye and was later a popular broadcaster for the Rangers.
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Well: The Human Body Is Built for Distance
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Goal: Gulati Says U.S. Soccer’s Faith in Bradley Never Wavered
Sunil Gulati, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, said on Sunday that Bob Bradley, the U.S. men’s soccer coach is key to the team’s success.
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N.H.L. Roundup: Rangers End Their Slump as Coyotes Agree to a Sale
Marian Gaborik scored twice, gaining a share of the league lead, before leaving with an undisclosed injury, and the Rangers won for the first time in four games.
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Before Myron Rolle, There Was Byron White
Byron White was a college football star at Colorado who became a Rhodes scholar and a Supreme Court justice.
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Q. and A.: The Times's Alan Schwarz on Head Injuries in Football
The House Judiciary Committee will hold hearings Wednesday on head injuries in football. Submit questions for Alan Schwarz.
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Shades of 1950: Phillies Arrive in New York by Train
Rail travel, once baseball’s main mode of transportation, carried the Phillies to New York on Monday in advance of their World Series date Wednesday with the Yankees.
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'The Queen Mother': Heavy weighs the official biography
Britain's Queen Mother lived to be 101. William Shawcross appears to have covered every moment of those 101 years in his exhaustive, ...
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Cop accused of pulling gun at haunted house
A Baltimore city police officer delivered the fright of a lifetime to a haunted house employee, pulling a gun on the chain-saw-wielding man at the end of his act, authorities said Monday.
U.S. resists anti-defamation resolution
The Obama administration comes out strongly against efforts by Islamic nations to bar the defamation of religions, saying the moves would restrict free speech.
Did balloon mom confess to protect kids?
Scientists: Ex-Los Alamos colleague no spy
Several scientists familiar with the work of a former Los Alamos nuclear physicist whose house was searched by the FBI say he is not a spy.
Gay Mass. man's husband denied asylum
NTSB: Errant pilots were using laptops
Report: FBI faces counterterror backlog
An inspector general has found the FBI is still not reviewing reams of evidence collected in counterterrorism cases, and still needs more translators.
Victim: Harvard poisoning no accident
One of six Harvard Medical School researchers sickened after drinking coffee laced with a toxic chemical says he thinks the poisoning was deliberate but has no idea who might be responsible.
Calendar pokes fun at Mormon mom stereotype
The latest installment of a calendar series that pokes fun at Mormon stereotypes is putting a twist on motherhood.
Talk to The Times: New York City Marathon
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