No. 1 Kentucky becoming ‘scary’ good
01 February 2012
By Aaron Smith
No. 1 Kentucky is clicking. That’s a scary sentence.
01 February 2012
By Aaron Smith
No. 1 Kentucky is clicking. That’s a scary sentence.
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01 February 2012
By Rocky Mountain Collegian Editorial Board
Sometimes, it can feel like Facebook owns us –– we constantly refresh the page, hoping to see if that newly-”friended” hottie commented “cute ;)” on our profile picture. It can be demoralizing.
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01 February 2012
By Meg DeMouth
The New England Patriots may take down the New York Giants in this year’s Super Bowl, according to ESPN predictions, and New England fans are already placing their bets.
01 February 2012
By JR Ancheta
I was in Afghanistan for my winter vacation. I experienced a small glimpse of a combat zone when I was embedded with the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division of Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
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01 February 2012
By Jose A. DelReal and Nicholas P. Fandos
A little more than a week after losing in South Carolina, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won the Florida primary with 46 percent of the vote Tuesday, moving him one step closer to the GOP presidential nomination.
01 February 2012
By Cavalier Daily Editorial Board
Not with a ring but a pen, prospective college football players end their courtships with all schools but one today, signing letters of intent which bind them to a particular institution, in turn guaranteeing them one year’s worth of financial aid.
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01 February 2012
By Brittany White
The first black eye came suddenly. "I refused to buy him a shirt and he grabbed me by my necklace," the young woman remembers.
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01 February 2012
By Jonathan Pedde
During his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama stated that “Warren Buffett pays a lower tax rate than his secretary.”
01 February 2012
By Victoria Pagan
U. Texas physics graduate student Omid Kokabee's second court hearing for espionage charges in Iran was scheduled for Tuesday, but those in contact with him are still not certain if it happened, said Eugene Chudnovsky, a physics professor at Lehman College.
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01 February 2012
By Nate Atkins
A year of history-making for the Missouri football program has taken another step into uncharted territory in wrapping up perhaps its top profile recruit in school history.