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Virginia Master Naturalists: Historic Rivers Chapter graduates new volunteer corps of conservationists
The Historic Rivers Chapter of the Virginia Master Naturalists recently graduated 21 new members from Basic Training. New volunteers started their training in September and completed required classes and field trips early in March, according to a news...
Tags: Natural Resource Industry, Conservation
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Missing preseason can help or hinder
Missing training camp and the preseason had different consequences for the face of the Bears and the face of the Jaguars. For Maurice Jones-Drew, who sat out in a contract dispute, missing time was a benefit. "I might be a little fresher, not taking...Tags: Dont'a Hightower, Swimming, Sports, Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars
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Cardinal's sinful loss bad news for Pac-12, USC title hopes
Unbuckling the mailbag: Question: USC hangover? As a Stanford fan, this is painful but familiar. Alicia Dingsdale Answer: You're not kidding. Stanford looked like it spent its bye week after USC wasting away again in Margaritaville. Blew out my flip-...
Tags: Al Gore, Sports, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Alabama Crimson Tide, Ole Miss Rebels
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Teel Time: Set to renew rivalry with Virginia Tech, Pitt enduring hard times
Less than a month after two alums were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Pitt Panthers lost to a Championship Subdivision opponent for the first time. Those two events illustrate the opportunity and challenge confronting rookie head...Tags: Cincinnati Bearcats, Sports, Atlantic Coast Conference, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Frank Beamer
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Oct. 1, 2004: Cornell Law. Brockington, Defense Lift UConn To 1st Big East Win
The Hartford CourantUConn made its first Big East home game and its first night game at Rentschler Field an auspicious occasion Thursday. The Huskies gave a sellout crowd of 40,000 plenty to cheer about in a 29-17 victory over Pittsburgh. A snarling defense, Cornell...Tags: Sports, Colleges and Universities, Big East Conference, College Football, Florida Panthers
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Lackluster opening for Grossman, 'D'
Tribune staff reporterGoing into Friday night, Stephen King novels had more suspense than the Bears' depth chart. In lieu of position battles, precision was the focus. That precision still must be in Bourbonnais, at Halas Hall or back at O'Hare. It certainly didn't get...Tags: Sports, Charles Tillman, San Francisco 49ers, Rashied Davis, Rex Grossman
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Bears show some life in OT win
Tribune staff reporterSo, maybe Curtis Conway had a point. Less work, not more, the wide receiver said a week ago, was just the tonic a lethargic and recently defeated Bears team needed to find itself. And lo and behold, after a week in which travel time from Ireland exceeded...Tags: Ricky Proehl, Sports, Todd Sauerbrun, Curtis Conway, Buffalo Bills
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Bears just keep pressing, losing
Tribune staff reporterAn ominous shadow of doubt continued to grow over and within the Bears on Sunday, as a 21-14 loss to the Detroit Lions ran their record to 0-4 and their answers to zero. The defeat was the Bears' eighth in their last nine games and their 12th in the last...Tags: Marcus Robinson, Marty Booker, Germane Crowell, Detroit Lions, Sports
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A Jim-Dandy win
Tribune staff reporterJim Miller needed neither ammunition nor anyone's permission to gloat Sunday. The point was so obvious, it barely needed to be made. Miller took the same team, the same teammates and essentially the same offense and did what Cade McNown had largely...Tags: Soldier Field, Paul Edinger, National Football League, Sports, Edgerrin James
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Daunted by Daunte
Tribune staff reporterThere is no such thing as a turning point when there are seven of them. No credible big-play alibi when the other team has five. No real excuse for leading 20-9 only to lose 30-27. Not when you're supposed to be a team with a legitimate playoff agenda....Tags: Soldier Field, Marcus Robinson, Paul Edinger, Sports, National Football League
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At 0-6, they're first of the worst
Tribune staff reporterIt might be too soon to view it as anything more than another Bears defeat, though an especially cruel one. But one day, Sunday night might be looked back on as much, much more than that. In what has to be the lowest point of the five-year Dave Wannstedt...Tags: Car Safety Tips and Advice, Super Bowl, Soldier Field, New Orleans Saints, Sports
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Lowdown: Brutal
Tribune staff reporterA Sunday that began with hope drawn from a week-ago win over the once-hated Green Bay Packers ended as many have lately for the Bears at Soldier Field--in ignominy. But this time it was worse. In a season of lows, a new one was reached. At the end of...Tags: New Orleans Saints, Soldier Field, Paul Edinger, National Football League, Sports
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