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03.18.2008

Wednesday, March 19, 2008 More on the NCAA Tournament:

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

NCAA's deals with ticket brokers raise ethical questions.

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

Central Michigan Univ. study explores gambling and college sports.

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

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Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

NBA's Tim Donaghy scandal fading into memory.

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

How Tottenham Hotspur Owner Joe Lewis lost $1B on Bear Stearns.

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

Profile of Comcast Chair & CEO Brian Roberts.

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

Ravens Exec O.J. Brigance battling Lou Gehrig's Disease.

Culture shock abounds at MLB China Series.

ESPN's Joe Lunardi explains America 's March Madness obsession.

Former Oklahoma state Rep. Wanda Jo Stapleton writes of the March 4 ballot measure to fund Ford Center improvements: "This scheme to enrich one Oklahoma City billionaire and several millionaires will gouge the poor by forcing them to pay more for groceries, utilities and other necessities" (SEATTLE TIMES).

YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel writes questionable academic practices tied to college basketball "would be fine if it weren't for the endless claims to the contrary, the syrupy coverage of the purity of college sports and the forever apologists when the truth occasionally is exposed" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com).

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