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A Lin-derella Story

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Laryssa Bogucki
There is something special going on in the New York sport scene right now. It doesn’t involve the Super Bowl Champion Giants or the beloved Yankees. No, for the first time in a long...
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Breaking down the Brier

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Adam Peleshaty
The 2012 Tim Horton’s Brier, the Canadian men’s curling championships, will be held at the Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon, S.K. from March 3rd–11th. The last two times this city hosted the Brier, in...
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All quiet on the Bomber front

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Nigel Russell
With the splash of CFL free agency settling, teams are left to look at the new pieces they have added and turn their attention to the upcoming Canadian draft. In the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’...
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Back in the big show

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David Krause
Over reading week, the Bisons Men’s Volleyball team came second in the CIS Final Four at Trinity Western University, held Feb. 24 and 25. They defeated the number four seed University of Alberta Golden...
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Bison end drought, qualify as top seed in Canada West playoffs

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Marc Lagace
While the Winnipeg Jets get the majority of attention from hockey fans around the city, the U of M Bison men’s hockey team (ranked third in the CIS) are preparing for what’s sure to...
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Ondrej the Giant

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Marc Lagace
It’s not uncommon in sports for a relocated franchise’s new management to put their stamp on the team within the first year. The Colorado Avalanche front office did that back in 1995 when they...
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U of M home to hockey robot

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Fraser NelundMarc Lagace
Programmers working at the Autonomous Agents Laboratory may have developed the world’s first humanoid-robot ice-hockey player. Chris Iverach-Brereton, a computer science graduate student at the U of M, has been programming Jennifer — a DARwin...

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