Students participate in 'Humor'-ous tour
Comedian Dan Levy, right, talks with Ally McGinley (junior-kinesiology) during Saturday night's "College Humor Live" show.
Penn State Collegian,
Mon Dec 07 02:11:46 PST 2009
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Instructor finds physical therapy gives life therapy
Mike Bennett is an adapted kinesiology instructor at Saddleback College who also teaches at Irvine Valley College and practices physical therapy at the San Clemente campus of Saddleback Mem...
San Clemente Sun Post News,
Sun Dec 06 14:46:35 PST 2009
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Offers flood in for Drezet
If Jordan Drezet has her way, she'll be sharing court space with some of the top players in the United States next season.Drezet, a Grade 12 setter who led the PGSS Polars to fifth place in...
Prince George Citizen Online,
Tue Dec 08 08:28:15 PST 2009
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Whitman-Hanson soccer standout Sam Mewis verbally commits to UCLA
After three fantastic years in the midfield at Whitman-Hanson High School, and time spent on the U17 and U20 U.S. women
Whitman Times,
Tue Dec 08 00:21:58 PST 2009
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Basketball trip about more than just hoops
Over Thanksgiving break the Webber International Men
The Lake Wales News,
Mon Dec 07 23:46:14 PST 2009
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County senior nabs Mr. Colorado teen title
Tony Polidoro had always been a quiet kid, but after four months of bodybuilding training and a Mr. Teen Colorado All-Natural title win, he walks with more confidence now.
Douglas County News-Press,
Mon Dec 07 23:04:03 PST 2009
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TECH Center sports hefty lost bin
Stressed students often leave belongings at the TECH Center while studying, but employees save all lost items in a box underneath the Help Desk.
The Temple News,
Mon Dec 07 22:46:57 PST 2009
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MU senate approves two new geology majors
University senate approved the addition of two new majors to the geology department Monday afternoon in hopes of attracting more students and improving the department's current structure. T...
The Miami Student,
Mon Dec 07 21:07:07 PST 2009
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Fat can kill
Being seriously overweight will cut your life short, even if you experience no major health problems as a result of your condition, according to a new study by researchers in York Universit...
Walkerton Herald-Times,
Mon Dec 07 19:57:16 PST 2009
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Findings may aid diabetic patients
York University researchers have identified a cell-signalling process that stimulates blood vessel growth and may help break the cycle of diabetes by making it easier for patients to exerci...
Walkerton Herald-Times,
Mon Dec 07 19:57:46 PST 2009
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Muscle mass: Use it or lose it
Lisa Workman isn't particularly fond of that hackneyed old phrase "use it or lose it." But she acknowledges that like most well-worn cliches, it's true. "Your muscle mass is only as much as...
Sarnia Observer,
Mon Dec 07 16:14:00 PST 2009
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DMill, local artist, releases new mix tape
Every artist dreams of "making it," but few I have come across possess the sort of self-proclaimed "self determination" that DMill Tha Philosophical has in spades. DMill, whose real name he...
The Pine Log,
Mon Dec 07 09:00:59 PST 2009
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Grandmaster Pak teaches more than martial arts
Twenty students mill around in the Forker Building
The Ames Tribune,
Mon Dec 07 07:09:23 PST 2009
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Tulare Lions Students of the Month
àAge: 17
Visalia Times-Delta / Tulare Advance-Register,
Mon Dec 07 04:12:16 PST 2009
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Graduates prepare to move on from NMSU
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Las Cruces Sun-News,
Sun Dec 06 23:05:35 PST 2009
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Capitalism advances society, not responsible for world ills
In her Dec. 3 letter "Acting against consumerism valuable in fighting world ills," Gabrielle Bedeian made a causal argument between capitalism, consumerism and real or imagined ills like te...
Penn State Collegian,
Mon Dec 07 02:11:16 PST 2009
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Outdoor ice rinks slipping away
Some neighborhood ice rinks in the Twin Cities won't get flooded this year as cities struggle to balance their budgets.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune,
Sat Dec 05 22:57:59 PST 2009
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Ruben Rosario: Make Minnesota competitive: Invest in schools, not stadiums
OK, class. Settle down and listen up. You there, the one in the purple-and-gold leotard and the horned helmet, pipe down and get a grip.
Pioneer Press,
Sat Dec 05 22:11:37 PST 2009
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Most common age-related diseases benefit from exercise, supplements
If a person was born in the United States in 1900, a man could expect to live to be 48 and a woman 51 years old. Today, the average lifespan for a man is 74 and for a woman is 82.
Plainview Daily Herald,
Sun Dec 06 02:41:18 PST 2009
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