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21 hours ago ago from College Basketball by Collegehoops.net - CHN IS YOUR HOME FOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL & THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
Start: Dec 17 2009 - 7:00pm It is a very light week in college basketball, with colleges and universities taking final exams and winding down their semesters. On Thursday, there are only 18 games, with no ranked teams in action. Furthermore, just two games pit two .500-plus teams against each other, with only four BCS teams in action. Despite that, there is an interesting game on the docket, with Auburn (5-4) travelling to Tallahassee ...
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16 hours ago ago from NoisyRoom.net
By: Chuck Muth Citizen Outreach BLUE, 98! BLUE, 98! “In an effort to win her over, the Post reported that Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) was given a ‘one-on-one briefing on details of the emerging Democratic compromise.’ “Wait. What? The Ds gave Snowe a secret briefing on what is in the bill? “Harry Reid is calling the plays on health care like an NFL coach holding a big white card in front of his face so the opposition ...
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23 hours ago ago from Caesar Rodney Institute Blog
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