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The Island Packet (Hilton Head Island, S.C.) By David Lauderdale column
The Island Packet OnlineCandice Glover's win on "American Idol" Thursday brings to mind the day Marian Anderson came to Beaufort. It was Feb. 5, 1957, and stars were being imported to this small town to show Lowcountry African American children that they, too, could grow up to...Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Joe Frazier, Human Interest, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), Entertainment
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Wilson, four others, inducted to Joplin Area Hall of Fame
The Joplin Globe, Mo.Terry Wilson's favorite sport changed with the seasons. "I really couldn't pick one. I liked them all," he said. "They were all great, and I enjoyed them all. Wilson, the multi-sport standout, was one of four inductees Friday night into the Joplin...Tags: Schools, Philadelphia Phillies, U.S. Army, High School Sports, High Schools
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis) Chip Scoggins column
Star TribuneREDWOOD FALLS, Minn. -- Richard Pitino walked into a community center banquet room and a group of fans immediately surrounded him in search of autographs, pictures and a few words with the new Gophers men's basketball coach. "I've had about 20 people...Tags: Peyton Siva, Sports, Services and Shopping, Event Planning, Basketball
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Hulk Hogan recalls days competing at the old Showboat, outdoor venue at Caesars Palace
Las Vegas SunShortly after Las Vegas-based wrestler Kenny King wrapped up speaking to the handful of fans Wednesday at the Orleans Arena, Hulk Hogan's boisterous voice boomed from the back of the room. "Hold the belt up," Hogan said. King did as told, providing...Tags: Randy Savage, Boyd Gaming Corporation, College Football, World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., Basketball
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Roofers named to Joplin Sports Hall of Fame
The Joplin Globe, Mo.The TAMKO Roofers were an independent basketball team that played for five seasons in the late 1940s and early 1950s. It was an era in which communities smaller than Joplin fielded teams and recruited talent throughout the region. The Roofers,...Tags: YMCA, Sports, Schools, Basketball, Softball
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Iconic Downtown Pittsburgh clock is closing in on the century mark
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewJackie Engel of Crafton Heights knew exactly where to go when her 10-year-old brother got lost. Under the clock at Kaufmann's. Where else? "When we would go to town to look at the Christmas windows and see Santa, that was the rule," she says. "If...Tags: Human Interest, Macy's, Smithfield
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Dennis Rodman crashes Jenner sisters' PacSun appearance
Los Angeles TimesDennis Rodman has upstaged the Jenner sisters. Kylie and Kendall Jenner, who already live in the shadow of their older half-sisters the Kardashians (ever heard of 'em?), were eclipsed yet again, this time by the zany former NBA star. The model sisters...Tags: North Korea, The Tonight Show (tv program), Barack Obama, Dennis Rodman
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Dalton hardly breaks sweat in 10-0 victory, joins Northwest and Southeast in state semifinals
The Daily Citizen, Dalton, Ga.Long before the red card, the Dalton High School boys soccer team proved it was the better side at Harmon Field on Saturday. The ejection of a Jonesboro player for the violation just made a mercy-rule win a lot easier for the Catamounts. Dalton...Tags: Sports, Soccer, High School Sports
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Spiders hoops gets Niagara transfer, Nancy Lieberman's son
Richmond Times-DispatchThe University of Richmond will enroll its first basketball transfer since Chris Mooney became coach in 2005-06. The newcomer has impressive hoops bloodlines. T.J. Cline, a 6-foot-8 forward with three seasons of eligibility remaining, will switch to...Tags: Niagara Purple Eagles, Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, Richmond Spiders, Boston College, Sports
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Unfulfilled dream
Daily News, Bowling Green, Ky.On the basketball court, Tony Key is a self-proclaimed monster. He bumps and bruises in the post. He talks some trash. He sometimes bickers with opponents, referees, teammates and coaches. "You might not like me after the game, but that's just between...Tags: Iowa State Cyclones, Phil Jackson, Denver Nuggets, Basketball, Students
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Renovated USF Sun Dome earns positive marks as concert-friendly venue
Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.Nick Van Cleve, an on-air personality for 107.3 the Eagle, has been around the music business for more than 35 years. He remembers when the Sun Dome at the University of South Florida first opened in 1981. The 10,000-plus seat venue was the biggest...Tags: Tampa Bay Times Forum, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Donnie McClurkin, Live Nation, Elmo
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LCCC to take on historic school
The Telegraph, Alton, Ill.Lewis and Clark Community College plans to spend several million dollars transforming the historic Lincoln School building into a center for the study of the humanities. The college board this month signed off on the project, which calls for up to $4...Tags: Human Interest, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Students
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