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Nintendo’s Wii U: The console’s first must-have games
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - latimes.comShhh … listen. Nintendo's new home console the Wii U has been out for about two days now, and if ...... -
U.S. soccer to begin and end World Cup qualifying on the road
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- The U.S. will open the fourth and final round of World Cup qualifying Feb. 6 in Honduras while Mexico will begin its quest by playing host to Jamaica. Pairings and dates for six-nation, 10-match regional qualifier were determined...
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London calling for Olympian Angela Ruggiero
Valley native and four-time ice hockey Olympic medalist Angela Ruggiero — one gold, two silvers, one bronze — was elected in 2010 by her fellow Olympians to the Athletes Commission of the International Olympic Committee. She's one of 12...
Tags: 2014 Winter Olympic Games, Boston Bruins, 2016 Olympic Games, Angela Ruggiero, International Olympic Committee
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Olympics: Iran news renews flap about not facing Israeli athletes
World NowAfter an Iranian official said that Iranian athletes would play “every country” at the Olympics, it seemed the London Games would put a halt to Iranians boycotting games to avoid facing off against Israelis. But the question is up in the air... -
Greek athlete loses Olympic dream over online chatter
World NowA Greek triple jumper lost her spot in the Olympics on Wednesday after tweeting what she later called an “unfortunate and tasteless joke” about Africans in Greece. As her Twitter joke drew more and more attention, the Hellenic Olympic... -
Some seats go empty at the London Olympics
World NowEmbarrassed Olympics officials scrambled Monday to explain why hundreds of seats at various venues were empty during the opening days of the 2012 Games, even as members of the public complained about being shut out from acquiring tickets.... -
Judo officials reach accord with Saudis over Olympian's hijab
World NowJudo officials say they’ve reached an agreement with the Saudi Olympic committee to ensure that one of the first Saudi women to compete in the Olympics is able to stay in the games.The International Judo Federation said last week that Wodjan... -
An Olympic first: Female athletes competing for every country
World NowFor the first time in Olympic history, every country will have a woman competing on their team, including longtime holdout Saudi Arabia, the International Olympic Committee announced Thursday.... -
Saudi Arabia will allow female Olympians but barriers remain
World NowThough SaudI Arabia will allow women to take part in the London Olympics for the first time, barriers to female athletes remain so steep that only one woman trained outside the country is likely to go.... -
Retirement won't end Angela Ruggiero's hockey feats
The Fabulous ForumAngela Ruggiero cried the first time she stepped onto the ice at a rink near her Simi Valley home, unable to figure out how to go forward or do anything but fall. Ruggiero, now 31, grew up to become a...... -
Russia, Brazil urged to serve beer at World Cup
World NowWant to host the World Cup? You’d better be prepared to serve beer. That’s the message that FIFA, the international governing body of soccer, is pushing in Brazil and Russia, urging the countries to drop restrictions on beer sales in stadiums.... -
IOC President Jacques Rogge part of USC's conference on Olympics
Sports NowJacques Rogge to speak at USC....
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