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Inside the AL | Two Tribe middle relievers make names for themselves
September 18The two best pitchers you've never heard of are both named Rafael.
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Jumbos light up the night at Bello Field, drop Babson 4-0
September 18Junior Brittany Holiday sends a penalty stroke past Babson sophomore Emily Cohen in the second half of the Jumbos' 4-0 win last night at Bello Field. The Jumbos blew a tenuous 1-0 lead wide open with three second-half goals, including Holiday's stroke. Sophomore Michelle Kelly scored the first goal for the Jumbos, who looked sharp in the non-league matchup. Senior co-captain Ileana Casellas-Katz chipped in the final two goals just three minutes apart, giving her a NESCAC-leading six on the season. The Jumbos' defense kept the Beavers out of shooting range until the final 90 seconds and freshman goalie Kate Hyder came up with two saves to fend off a Babson push in the game's final minute. Sidestepping a potential trap game in the Beavers, the Jumbos improved to 3-1 on the season. See tomorrow's Daily for further coverage.
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September 18A biographical note at the end of David Dennis' "Stop funding The Primary Source" Op-Ed published in yesterday's Daily incorrectlystated that Dennis graduated from Tufts with a computer science degree from Tufts' School of Arts and Sciences in 2006. In fact, Denisgraduated in 2007 with a degree in computer science from the School of Engineering.
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Interfaith Center opens its doors to students, to be dedicated next week
September 18Tufts' Interfaith Center, a new facility that has replaced the worn-down Catholic Center, is open for use.
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Club Sports | Water polo gets sweep at Colby
September 18After taking third place behind Lindenwood and host Wesleyan at last season's Div. III National Collegiate Club Championships, the water polo team has wasted no time picking up right where it left off.
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Campus Comment | How do you feel about Hodgdon's renovations?
September 18"It looks like a prison. There's a good variety, a lot of stuff, but I like the older layout. It had a homey feel to it."
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'In the Valley of Elah' brings the War in Iraq closer to home
September 18When "Fahrenheit 9/11" (2004) came out in theaters across the nation, audiences turned up en masse to see it. Many Americans were looking forward to a film that criticized the war in Iraq and persuaded those on the fence to ask tough questions about the conflict.
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Volleyball earns third win in away game with Gordon
September 18After a tough start to its season against some of the nation's top Div. III teams in California, the volleyball team has bounced back nicely.
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Tufts on tour: China, Mexico and India trips work on image and partnerships
September 18University officials are aiming to forge more international connections and cement Tufts' reputation as a bastion of multinational studies. And they've been traveling around the globe to do it.
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Inside the NL | NL MVP race lacks a clear frontrunner
September 18When the biggest National League division lead belongs to the New York Mets, who lead the Philadelphia Phillies by a mere 2.5 games, division titles are up for grabs. With two weeks left in the regular season, now is the time for MVP candidates to show their merit.
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Is the U.S. government that different from the Chinese government?
September 18I am from China. I have been studying in the United States for several years. In some aspects, China and the United States are as different as two countries can be.
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Kanye makes it to 'Graduation,' but with a mediocre GPA
September 18Kanye West really likes himself and isn't afraid to show it. But all his ego-driven rants aside, his new album "Graduation" feels more like the genius of a producer who needed a ghost writer. "Graduation" will still blow up, and the most popular single, "Stronger," will be stuck in your head for the next few months, but the album as a whole is a hit-or-miss work that survives only because of Kanye's undeniable ability to create memorable beats.
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In this campy musical, heterosexuality is a major 'Don't'
September 18Imagine a world where heterosexuals are shunned as "freaks" and being gay is the norm, mixed-sex couples are not allowed to go to prom together, and the school board has banned the book "Heather Has One Mommy and One Daddy."
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UIT more than doubles Tufts Webmail capacity for the second time in a year
September 18Users of Tufts' Webmail service may have noticed a significant increase in the size of their e-mail inboxes Thursday night after the University Information Technology (UIT) staff raised storage quotas from 200 to 500 megabytes.
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New Greek life director may enforce strict BYOB policy
September 18Tufts' new Director of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs Patrick Romero-Aldaz is hoping to reshape Greek life at Tufts, and he may begin by trying to enforce policies against supplying alcohol at parties.
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Campus Comment | Hodgdon's new look draws raves, but menu met with mixed reviews
September 18Hodgdon Good-to-Go, frequently used by Tufts students as a way of stocking up on food supplies for their dorm rooms without using points or cash, has upped campus takeout standards with its recent renovations. Now, with added space, more food and drink options, and snazzier d?©cor, Hodgdon has the potential to lose its reputation as merely the second stop in an afternoon of trick-turning.
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Album | Fiddy's album isn't worth two bits
September 18By the time this paper hits the stands, it's safe to say Kanye West's "Graduation" will have sold significantly more copies than 50 Cent's "Curtis."
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Inside the NESCAC | Burden is on Williams to hold of historically strong Trinity, remain atop NESCAC football
September 18A year ago, the Trinity Bantams opened the 2006 season riding the nation's longest winning streak in college football, a 30-game run dating back to 2002. This fall, they're adjusting to life in second place.
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TV | 'K-Ville' comes too late to make a point
September 18Remember Hurricane Katrina? It was tragic - right up there with 9/11.
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Hotung drink limit and hours of operation may soon change
September 17Hotung's two-drink maximum for alcoholic beverages may be upped to three after the dining area and balcony reopen in November, according to Director of Dining Services Patricia Klos. This change could also be accompanied by a lengthening of the caf?©'s hours.
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