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Inside College Football | Wolverines' embarrassing start continues with loss to Oregon
September 9Oh, how far the mighty have fallen.
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Men's Cross Country | Faller's second-place run paces Jumbos to second at Trinity
September 9Race results
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Clive Owen saves a newborn from certain death - again
September 9If the title doesn't give it away, the tone and central concept of "Shoot 'Em Up," writer-director Michael Davis' first foray into the world of studio filmmaking, are established early on. From there, the movie pushes each as far as it will go.
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Campus Comment | Bank accounts, budgets, bills: Jumbos learn to mind their money
September 9Do Tufts students have good sense when it comes to their cents? Though most probably received high scores on their math SATs, not all Jumbos said they are comfortable when it comes to balancing a checkbook or investing money.
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RIAA extends settlement offer to students who downloaded illegally
September 9A number of Tufts students have recently been affected by the Recording Industry Association of America's (RIAA) pre-litigation settlement offers.
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Back on the grass, senior Green impacts on Opening Day
September 9The first few steps that senior Corey Green took on Colby's Bill Alfond Field were tentative ones. The memories of a bad landing, a torn ligament, a missed sophomore season and a catch-up junior one were still too fresh.
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Incoming freshmen defy national SAT score trends
September 9As one of the most academically qualified classes in Tufts history, the class of 2011 has no shortage of impressive test scores from high school. But their accomplishments may be even more impressive in light of national trends.
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Viewpoint | Let them speak, but not on my dime
September 8As a proud parent of a Tufts student, I send more than $40,000 to Tufts every year. I appreciate the value of education. I appreciate the value of a Tufts education. And I have long admired Tufts throughout my lifelong association with "tiny TU." My father was on the faculty and the administration at Tufts for 40 years.
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Former ResLife employee Hall convicted as sex offender last June
September 5Kenneth Hall, a former administrative assistant in the Office of Residential Life and Learning, was convicted by a Suffolk County court this summer as a sex offender after he provided a cellular phone to a 12-year-old girl so that she could send him nude pictures.
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Senate to choose reps for trustee committees
September 5Tufts Community Union (TCU) senators will choose three new trustee representatives during a meeting on Sunday.
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Above and Beyond | Former Jumbo blogs to relate fashion, politics and real life
September 5Jennifer Gerson (LA '06) is living a fantasy life. She lives in New York City, makes her living writing about almost whatever she wants and strangers come up to her in bars and ask-in awe-if she really is a Jezebel girl.
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Editors' Challenge | Week 1
September 5Ah, fall: the smell of newsprint and ego, the valiant charge of Tufts' sports teams out on fields across New England, and, yes, the return of Editors' Challenge. A truly wonderful time to be a member of the Daily Sports Department.
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Inside the NESCAC | Wesleyan volleyball program seeks a first for 23-year veteran coach Lackey
September 5In 23 years as the coach of Wesleyan's volleyball team, Gale Lackey has led the Cardinals to a berth in the 2001 NCAA Tournament, a 30-win season, and a NESCAC regular season title. The one thing missing from her resume is a NESCAC Tournament title, and that too could soon be within reach.
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Women's Soccer Preview | Star-studded senior class is back in the hunt in '07
September 5On a sunny day last October, a stiff wind blew an errant shot past then-senior goalkeeper Annie Ross, and a slow-motion moment ended a promising season. The women's soccer team had been stunned in a first-round NESCAC Tournament loss to Bates, and its chances to repeat the magical postseason run of 2005 had been dashed.
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Inside the NFL | With the monkey off their backs, Colts run unbridled
September 5Somewhere Peyton Manning is smiling. For the first time in his career, the quarterback of the defending Super Bowl champions finally gets to begin a season without hearing the question, "When will you win the big one?"
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Tufts graduates win engineering prize in "Big Beam" design contest
September 5A group of recent Tufts graduates won a prize in the 2007 "Big Beam" competition for their design of a concrete beam. The competition was sponsored by the New-Jersey based Sika Corporation, a company that supplies products to the construction industry.
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Tufts Wilderness participants cited for trespassing in N.H.
September 5Thirty-two Tufts Wilderness Orientation participants were cited on Aug. 27 for trespassing on a beach in Woodstock, N.H.
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Bacow leads statewide organization of colleges and universities
September 5University President Lawrence Bacow, a leading proponent in the campaign to make Tufts need-blind, will have the opportunity to push for this goal on a broader level as he ascends to the chairmanship of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts (AICUM).
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New Pornographers strip down to deeper, more complex core
September 5The musical evolution of the New Pornographers has been fairly predictable - until now.
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