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Volume 27 No. 10
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Trouble For Tokyo?

A new report claims that French prosecutors are examining if Tokyo landed next summer's Olympics as part of a larger bribery scheme.

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This has nothing to do with money. It was never once mentioned as a consideration. The losses that schools are encountering and in particular our athletic departments are huge. The amount of money that will be paid as a result of going back to play is tiny in comparison with the losses.
-- Univ. of Oregon President Michael Schill, on the Pac-12's decision to bring back football this fall. (L.A. TIMES, 9/25)