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Runner John Carlos: No Regrets On Olympic Salute

The long fight against injustice was symbolized by the image from the 1968 Olympics — when two African-American sprinters stood on the medal podium with their heads bowed and single fists thrust into the air. The moment turned the men into outcasts in their own country.
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Though Accusers Are 'Credible,' No State Charges Against Syracuse Coach

The local prosecutor says the statute of limitations prevents him from making a case against Bernie Fine. The former assistant basketball coach says he did not sexually abuse the two accusers when they were boys. Federal charges are still possible.
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For Some Marching Bands, Hazing Means Brutality

A story about violent hazing in the marching bands at historically black colleges and universities — HBCUs — detailed a problem, but no changes were made. So extreme has been the band torture at some schools that victims have had to be hospitalized.
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Green Bay Packers Stock Is Hot As Sale Begins

Shares cost $250 each and they're more like souvenirs than investments. But the team's fans are snapping them up.
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Green Bay Packers Sell Shares To Raise Cash

In a "down" economy, what investor would turn down a sure thing? Even if the stock they're buying is guaranteed not to go up in value? Talk to fans of the Green Bay Packers and you'll understand. The NFL team is ready to issue shares of the green and gold.
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College Football's Heisman Finalists: The All-Name Team, Starring Honey Badger

There's a little Luck, a lot of Ball and even a Honey Badger among the five finalists for college football's top individual honor, the Heisman Trophy. It'll be presented Saturday night in New York.
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Caps Look To SF Giants For 'Dynamic Ticketing' Model

What does the Caps' recent decision to go to 'dynamic ticketing' mean for fans? In some cases, lower ticket prices. 

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