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“What If” : Sidney Crosby
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
The entire 2004-2005 NHL season was lost due to a lockout by the owners in order to establish a league salary cap. With the lost season, …
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Is the NCAA Tourney Good or Bad?
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
The men’s NCAA tournament concluded with a heartwarming moment as injured Louisville guard Kevin Ware was able to help cut down the nets in the Georgia …
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Red Dragons Lax It Up
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Last Saturday, the men’s lacrosse team was able to beat Potsdam with a score of 5-4. The women lost a heartbreaker to Fredonia, 11-10. The Red …
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The Baseball Sex Diamond – Play Ball!
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
The Basics :
1st base – Kissing, especially French kissing.
2nd base – Touching breasts or other erogenous zones while clothed.
3rd base – Manual or …
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Top Sex Scandals of the 2000’s:
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Tiger Woods – Woods had one of the most publicized scandals of all time back in 2010, when it was discovered that he had been cheating …
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MLB: NY Season Preview
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
Mets:
Five years after the Madoff scandal, Mets fans have reasons to be frustrated with the great players lost, but also have reasons to be excited …
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To See or Not to See: Should Visors be Mandatory?
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
On Tuesday March 5, the New York Rangers hosted the Philadelphia Flyers at Madison Square Garden, for what should have been a great divisional game. However, …
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Let the March Madness Begin!
Adam Lis, Staff Writer
With the biggest tournament in sports right around the corner, the intensity of school spirit and historic rivalries will flourish as die-hard fans route their prestigious …
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“What If”: MLB All-Star Game
Justin Lovell. Sports Editor
In July 2002, an event took place that forever changed the face of baseball: the All-Star game. Normally this event is just a great summer spectacle …
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One and Done: What it Means For the Future of Basketball
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
In 2006, NBA Commissioner David Stern announced that all aspiring NBA draft picks need to be at least 19-years-old, have at least one year of college …