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Big East 9-0 after first round of women’s tourney

Guest Contributor - March 21, 2011

STORRS, Conn. (AP) -- With the first round of the women's NCAA tournament complete, the Big East can brag it's the top conference in...

Arts & Culture

Coach E’s Corner

EMIL EKIYOR - March 17, 2011

Since arriving on the campus at North Central High School in 1992, head boys basketball coach Doug Mitchell has managed to put together a...

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Sullinger wills Ohio State to Big Ten crown

DANNY BRIDGES - March 17, 2011

Jared Sullinger never really found his shooting touch from the field while in Indianapolis, but he did find his way to the foul line...

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Fever adds 2 players to training camp roster

Guest Contributor - March 17, 2011

The Indiana Fever has added two young centers to its training camp roster with the signing of Aisha Mohammed and Abi Olajuwon.Mohammed, a six-foot-three...

Arts & Culture

Lavender propels OSU to Women’s Big Ten Tournament title

DANNY BRIDGES - March 11, 2011

There is something to be said for consistency in sports, and nobody can ever say Jantel Lavender is not all that and then some,...

Sports

Super Bowl prelude features Terry Bradshaw

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - March 10, 2011

Generations have watched four-time Super Bowl champion Terry Bradshaw take part in football history - both as a leader on the field and in...

Sports

Report: NFL Film’s Sabol recovering from seizure

Guest Contributor - March 8, 2011

NFL.com is reporting that NFL Films president Steve Sabol is in a Kansas City hospital recovering from a seizure he had Saturday night. The...

Sports

Tennis star Serena Williams hospitalized

Guest Contributor - March 4, 2011

People Magazine reported that tennis star Serena Williams underwent emergency treatment for a blood clot in her lungs, and was recovering at Cedars Hospital...

Arts & Culture

Coach E’s Corner

EMIL EKIYOR - March 3, 2011

This week "Coach of the Week" is Tarik Glenn. After his high school football career in Cleveland Ohio, he received a full scholarship to...

Arts & Culture

Youths may visit Gasoline Alley with special credential

SPECIAL TO THE RECORDER - March 3, 2011

A new generation of fans will have unprecedented access to one of the most fascinating, cool places in worldwide racing - Gasoline Alley at...

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