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The 13th man let the 13th man down

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Marc Lagace
If you were outside or anywhere near an open window during this past Grey Cup, you could no doubt hear the entire province of Saskatchewan break out in joyful celebration as the final seconds...
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Soccer star moonlights as track star

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Dana Baker’s soccer career started when she was five years old. “It probably wouldn’t be considered soccer at that age, as I was usually swinging from the goal posts or picking the dandelions, but...
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Bison briefs

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Ryan Harby
Hockey The men’s hockey team participated in an exhibition series last week, playing in honour of the late Jim Johnson, former president of Thunderwolves Hockey at Lakehead University. The TBayTel Varsity Cup Challenge pitted the...
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Reconceptualizing willpower to reach fitness goals

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Willpower. It’s often thought of in terms of something we either have or don’t have. But willpower is being reconceptualized as a skill. This is an empowering way of thinking because, as a skill,...
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Women’s hockey team putting up impressive numbers

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Ryan Harby
After a slow start and two consecutive losses to the University of Alberta, the Bisons women have been absolutely flying this season. Coming out of this past weekend’s action against the University of Saskatchewan...
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Athlete profile: Caley Miskimmin

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Not only is Caley Miskimmin busy balancing soccer, school and a social life, she is also a member of the University of Manitoba track team. This balancing act is a particularly impressive feat because...
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The NHL holiday list

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Ryan Harby
In the spirit of the holidays the following is a list illuminating exactly the types of issues and concerns the teams of the NHL will be preoccupied with over this winter break. Anaheim Ducks Christmas...

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