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5 Central Arkansas Players Suspended
29 Feb 21:13
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-Five Central Arkansas football players were suspended indefinitely on the first day of spring practice Friday for an unspecified violation of team ru...
First Football Coach Hired At Castleton State
29 Feb 02:22
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Castleton State College hired Rich Alercio on Thursday to build its new football program, which will begin play in 2009....
Fla. A&M QB Says He Made Up Story About Robbery, Assault
23 Feb 03:10
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-Florida A&M quarterback Mike Johnson confessed Friday to making up a story that he was robbed and assaulted in his dorm room. The 19-year-old freshma...
NCAA Gives Central Oklahoma 3 Years Probation
21 Feb 01:04
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-The NCAA placed Central Oklahoma on three years of probation and sanctioned its former coach Wednesday for a number of major and secondary rules viol...
Lennon Completes SIU's Coaching Staff
20 Feb 00:41
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Southern Illinois University head coach Dale Lennon completed his coaching staff today, hiring Kenni Burns and Steve Crutchley. Burns will coach the t...
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Updated: 08 Jan 16:41
Learning To See In Stereo
08 Jan 15:12
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Children born with a crossed eye can develop a condition called amblyopia that leaves them unable to see in stereo as adults. Conventional wisdom holds that vision stops improving around age 7, but now researchers believe adults with this condition can train their brains to gain stereo vision.
Frogs Pipe Up After Australian Desert Downpour
08 Jan 13:35
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Morning Edition visits an ephemeral pond in the Australian desert, where a sudden downpour has flushed out 11 species of frogs. In their chorus, they signal to mates and mark territory. The segment is part of "Sounds Wild," a series of short, sound-rich stories from remote parts of the planet that are home to rare animals.
Fisheries Rebounding, But Ports Pay A Price
08 Jan 05:06
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Jim Caito's family has been working the shores of northern California since the 1880s. But the once-bustling scene outside Caito Fisheries is long gone, a casualty of attempts to keep fisheries alive through a quota system.
Gut Reaction: Overeating Can Impair Body Function
07 Jan 13:51
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Though the holidays are over, they may have some lingering effects. Indulging even for a short period may cause changes in body functions that lead to more overeating.
How Obama Can Heed Clinton Health Reform Failure
07 Jan 05:22
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As President-elect Barack Obama prepares to take office and confront problems with the nation's health care system, some people in Washington are feeling a sense of deja vu. But experts say Obama can learn from the health reform effort that failed during the Clinton years.
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