Odd Jobs Help College Teams Stay Afloat
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For Division I athletes in sports like fencing, winning championships does not guarantee financial stability.
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By Mark Sappenfield | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor. Normally, as the New Year approaches, the college football mind does not linger in Memphis, Tenn.
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ORLANDO, Fla. - They emerged from the locker room sporadically. Some, mainly the underclassmen, headed to a group of waiting buses. Others, mainly the seniors who had helped produce 39 wins in four years, the most over that span in Boston College history, took their time, savoring every moment.
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On a day when No. 18 Louisville was shocked by Syracuse and No. 10 Penn State looked sluggish in losing at Michigan, there were no real surprises in the rest of the top 25 yesterday â except for the amount of points that were scored.
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By Adam Smeltz, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Sep.
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These are the games college football programs spend years building toward, a chance to rise from the ranks of the also-rans to a place among the sport&#39;s elite.
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In his first full season at Cincinnati, Brian Kelly is as comfortable giving orders on the sideline as he is mingling with alumni donors or sitting in a recruitâs living room.
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Inexpensive student labor, rising advertising, and young, relatively affluent readerships make college newspapers particularly attractive to media companies.
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On one bench, that of Boston College, there was a high-scoring offense, plenty of experience, and one of the top power plays in the nation. On the other, that of UMass-Lowell, was a roster filled with youth and inexperience but teeming with determination.
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The group of mostly small colleges that comprise the N.C.A.A.âs Division III has long been viewed as a model of the amateur ideal. But rampant growth has created divisions over money and the mission of athletics in higher education.
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Long the dregs of college football, little ol' Wake Forest proved last year wasn't a fluke.
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Four games into Georgia Tech's season, it is hard to find a trace of the cowboy bravado usually associated with a program suddenly on the rise.
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The postponement of two games combined with several enigmatic performances by rumored contenders only served to muddle the Conference USA title picture heading into Week 4. Fortunately, the
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The specialists who snap the ball and hold it for kickers labor in obscurity - except when they screw up
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For L.S.U., a decision as daring as it was baffling may have returned some semblance of normalcy to this most combustible of college football seasons.
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The status-seekers in menÂs college basketball juggle national exposure, money and the disadvantage of playing top-ranked opponents on the road in the hope of scoring an upset and getting a boost in March.
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It&#039;s the strongest job market in years for new college graduates, with salaries and perks rising accordingly. But one of the country&#039;s hottest recruiters this spring promised low wages, exhausting labor and only a brief break before the work begins.