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Standalone | Winter Carnival brings ice-skating rink to campus
March 9Students attended the Winter Carnival in the Blakeley Hall parking lot yesterday afternoon. They enjoyed free food, ice sculptures, laser tag, an inflatable obstacle course and a photo booth. Yesterday also marked the last of four days during which students could enjoy ice skating on a synthetic rink that was set up on the tennis courts on Professors Row. Both the carnival and the ice skating were orchestrated by Programming Board.
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The talent may be there, but these Bulls are out of character
March 9As Aaron Gray walked to the bench after Drew Gooden replaced him following a brief second-quarter stint on Tuesday, the rookie center, according to several witnesses, snapped at interim coach Jim Boylan.
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NCAA Tournament | Amherst men, women both reach Sweet Sixteen
March 9Aside from the Tufts women, six other NESCAC teams appeared in the Div. III men's and women's basketball NCAA Tournaments over the weekend. Of all NESCAC schools involved, only Amherst will be sending both its men's and women's teams to the Sweet Sixteen next weekend.
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TV Review | 'Unhitched' should soon find itself divorced from its time slot
March 6With such intense competition in television comedies, it is almost impossible to create a new show that can stand up to the giants of the day.
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Law Day on the Hill to put prospective attorneys in touch with alumni lawyers
March 6Students looking to pursue careers in law can meet and network with numerous Tufts alumni who are now attorneys as part of today's Law Day on the Hill.
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Women's Basketball Preview | Jumbos set sights on deep run as NCAA Tournament opens tonight
March 6Of the women's basketball team's three losses this season, none have been easy to swallow.
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Internet problems interrupt midterm studying at Tisch
March 6Students studying for midterms in Tisch Library yesterday ran into problems when the wireless Internet connection there went down for the third time this week.
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Men's Squash Recap | Jumbos close season in top 20, but not satisfied
March 6What a difference a few points could have made.
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Inside the NHL | Red-hot Bruins appear playoff-bound as regular season winds down
March 6With the regular season winding down, the hockey season is picking up steam, as playoff races are coming down to the wire. There are only four weeks left to play and every team in the NHL, except maybe the Tampa Bay Lightning and Los Angeles Kings, has a fighting chance at making the postseason. And surprisingly, the Boston Bruins are right in the thick of things.
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Ice skating rink on campus this weekend
March 6The Tufts Programming Board kicked off its Winter Carnival Weekend by setting up an ice rink yesterday on the Fletcher tennis courts.
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Not everyone is welcome in Erykah Badu's latest album, 'New AmErykah'
March 6Erykah Badu has always defied conventions. From her eye-catching hairstyles, which shift between various tying and dying patterns, to her ability to cross genres, Badu has created quite the niche for herself as a writer and producer, but it is her talent as a vocalist that has earned her fame. Her Billie Holiday-esque voice first reached listeners in 1997 on her triple platinum debut album, "Baduizm," followed the same year by "Live," a compilation of her concert performances that currently holds double platinum status.
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Fencing Season Recap | Young Jumbo fencing squad endures up-and-down season
March 6It has been an experience-building season for the fencing team this year. After the Jumbos graduated talented seniors and sent all but one current junior abroad, the young team has spent considerable time training new fencers to fill the roster.
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NESCAC Men's Hockey | Will slipper still fit Trinity?
March 6In this weekend's NESCAC hockey semifinals, all eyes will be on No. 6 Trinity after its 5-2 upset of the No. 3 Bowdoin Polar Bears last weekend.
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Sudeep Bhatia and Peter Radosevich | Crackers and Curry
March 6Addicted to caffeine? Like economic justice?
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Corrections
March 6Yesterday's front-page article "Pryor wins Wendell Phillips Award" mistakenly referred to senior Alex Pryor as the TCU treasurer. In fact, Pryor is the TCU historian.
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