Archive for June, 2010
Williams’ Familiar Foe
June 30th, 2010 | Author: Williams’ Familiar Foe
In 2003, Roy Williams struggled to push words through a throat that grew tighter by the second. His eyes were coated with a glossy film as he said his final goodbye to the University of Kansas, the school that, in 1988, gave the longtime assistant his first shot at being a head coach.
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What do you collect?
What do you collect?
The nation’s leading newspaper and source of information on antiques and the arts.
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SIMA’S UNDERGARMENTS FOR WOMEN
SIMA’S UNDERGARMENTS FOR WOMEN
In the basement of her Brooklyn apartment, Sima Goldner welcomes women of all shapes and sizes with warmth, acceptance-and a bra that gives them the support and lift they need.
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Michael Jackson Memorialized Around Globe
Michael Jackson Memorialized Around Globe
One Year after His Death, “King of Pop” Still Looms Large for Fans.
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The Best of the Berkshires: You chose the winners
The Best of the Berkshires: You chose the winners
Thursday June 24, 2010 Twelve thousand people wrote in this year to tell us their favorite places.
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Freeman’s next route; go long to NMSU
Freeman’s next route; go long to NMSU
Having been a clutch receiver in the spread offense at the high school level, Brandon Freeman knew what kind of football program he wanted to try and be a part of at the college level.
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Diary of a Draft Man: Athlon Mock Draft Analysis
Diary of a Draft Man: Athlon Mock Draft Analysis
The first mock of the year is complete. Let the analysis commence! Below are some thoughts on the 2010 Athlon Sports college fantasy football mock draft, which you can review in its entirety here . We’ll kick things off with some overall draft comments – the value picks and head scratchers – then dive into our own picks a bit. VALUE PICKS 02.11 Bernard Pierce (RB, Temple) – I believe Pierce …
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Instead of serving as a warning, ‘79 Ixtoc Gulf spill was forgotten
Instead of serving as a warning, ‘79 Ixtoc Gulf spill was forgotten
PORT ARANSAS – Tony Amos has seen this disaster before. The explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. The runaway well. The blowout preventer that didn’t prevent the blowout.
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Blue suede shoes
Blue suede shoes
Are you dressed like your favorite endangered species today? You should be
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Janelle Monae: ‘It’s time to redefine what sexy can be’
Janelle Monae: ‘It’s time to redefine what sexy can be’
The Atlanta-based musician lets her creative spirits flow through song, dance and her Wondaland Arts Society collective, which welcomes all artists into the groove. The Atlanta-based musician lets her creative spirits flow through song, dance and her Wondaland Arts Society collective, which welcomes all artists into the groove.
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