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OSU Alums Fowler, Mahan The Latest Athletes To Pitch In For Tornado Relief Efforts05 / 23 / 13Golfers Rickie Fowler and Hunter Mahan, who both played collegiately at Oklahoma State Univ., have "announced plans to personally help out with relief efforts" following this week's tornadoes in Oklahoma, according to Will Gray of GOLFCHANNEL.com. Fowler yesterday "explained plans to enhance a ... Tags: Sports in Society |
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SPORT IN SOCIETY CENTER RELEASES '97 RACIAL REPORT CARD
Northeastern Univ.''s Center for the Study of Sport in Society released its ''97 Racial Report Card today, its ninth edition. The report analyzes the racial composition of players, coaches and front o
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"REAL SPORTS" EXAMINES ROWDY BEHAVIOR OF SOME NFL FANS
HBO''s Mary Carillo reported on certain fan behavior at NFL game on "Real Sports." "Real Sports" took hidden cameras to several NFL stadiums over the last three weeks of the regular season to observe
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SKIING TRAGEDIES HAS THE SPORT'S SAFETY UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
In the wake of the skiing-related deaths of Michael Kennedy and Sonny Bono, the national media have examined the safety of the sport and possible future safety guidelines. SAFETY IN NUMBERS: The Natio
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WILL HERNANDEZ FAMILY REUNION TURN INTO A FAMILY FEUD?
Marlins P Livan Hernandez said Sunday "that he doesn''t understand" why his half-brother Orlando "El Duque" Hernandez hasn''t accepted a visa from the U.S. and said that he hasn''t be able to contact
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NATIONAL REAX: IS SPREWELL INCIDENT A DEFINING MOMENT?
Latrell Sprewell''s attack on P.J. Carlesimo and the subsequent one-year suspension from the NBA by Commissioner David Stern continues to draw significant attention from the print media. Many writers
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THE GANG'S ALL HERE: "OUTSIDE THE LINES" HITS THE STREETS
ESPN''s "Outside The Lines" examined the connection between gangs and sports in its piece, "Turf Wars: Gangs and Sports." In the first part, ESPN''s Shelley Smith looked at three NFL players who have
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CHOOSING AN AGENT A BLACK AND WHITE ISSUE FOR SOME ATHLETES
The emergence of black agents was examined by HBO''s Sonja Steptoe on "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel." In the piece, Steptoe spoke with numerous black agents, including Kevin and Carl Poston, Lamont
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THE STATE OF SPORTSMANSHIP TAKES CENTER STAGE ON ESPN
ESPN aired a special "Outside the Lines: Is Winning the Only Thing?" last evening, which was followed by a two-hour "ESPN Town Meeting" hosted by Bob Ley. The "Town Meeting" panel included: Liberty F
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"THE BIG SHOW" LIVE FROM THE JAKE: COSTAS, WHITE, ET AL.
MSNBC''s "The Big Show" broadcast live from Jacobs Field in Cleveland last night, with Keith Olbermann interviewing Cleveland Mayor Michael White, Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist Dick Feagler and NBC
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THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY'S 1996-97
In the return of our "Body Count," THE DAILY estimates that 204,739,463 people attended professional sporting events in North America during the ''96-97 season. That breaks down to seven paid entries
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