College conferences cancelled fall sports, and a former tennis star from Woonsocket died.
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Farewell to Bryant’s Ron Machtley and PC’s Brian Shanley
Eras ended with the departure of two prominent college presidents.
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Men’s Track is back at Brown
Brown restores varsity status to men’s track and field and cross country.
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Brown dropping 11 varsity sports
The least competitive athletics program in the Ivy League will re-distribute funds to the remaining 29 programs.
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1970, Kent State, anti-war protests and a college baseball game
Small colleges Colby and Springfield played a memorable baseball game at the end of a tumultuous week that rocked the nation.
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Rowers row on and help out during pandemic shutdown
Narragansett Boat Club members have found ways to pursue their sport and support the struggle against the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tom Brady Is Leaving But Will Always Be A Patriot
Although we don’t know why Tom Brady is saying goodbye to New England, we should still celebrate his career here.
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Commentary: We Have Never Seen Anything Like This
From March Madness to Opening Day to The Great White Way, we are responding to the coronavirus public health menace.
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Black Histories Worth Telling Any Time
We should know more about these national figures and many prominent Rhode Islanders.
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February 22,1980: United States 4, Soviet Union 3
Forty years ago, a team of American college kids beat the mighty Soviet Union in the biggest upset in Winter Olympics history.