Into the details: What is ‘Fair Pay to Play’?
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On Feb. 4, the “Fair Pay to Play Act” was first read in the California State Assembly’s Committee on Rules — it has come a long way since then.
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THE University of California — Cal football begins quest to claim state
From the time I was 5 years old to my tenure as The Daily Californian’s sports editor during my junior year of college, a curse persisted, as the Trojans won 14 consecutive matchups against the Bears.
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Trusting God’s plan: Faith takes center stage at NFL draft
For each Christian athlete, their journey and success within their career are unique in everything from draft position to championship rings
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Why I’m on Team Tebow
Aside from being a time to reunite with teammates and soak in beautiful weather, Spring Training is an opportunity for MLB players to warm up for an arduous 162-game season. Reigning AL Cy Young winner Rick Porcello is no exception, and the right-handed ace for the Boston Red Sox made
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Not famous, not a terrorist
Cutting Room Floor
I almost flung my laptop across the room this summer, surprised by the sight of a hijab on an American show. I couldn’t recall the last time I had seen a visibly identifiable Muslim on a screen that wasn’t playing the news. Granted, the new inmate of “Orange is the
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Tim Tebow doesn’t have what it takes
“You’re just not cut out for this league.” Immediately after writing those words nearly four months ago declaring Timothy Richard Tebow the worst quarterback to ever walk the face of Planet Earth, the Broncos embarked on an improbable winning streak of six consecutive games, propelling them to the NFL playoffs.
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Enough of Tebow
How do you feel now, Tim Tebow? Yeah, you thought you could trick us into thinking you could actually hang around with the big boys. Some garbage time points against a slumping San Diego squad, a come-from-behind victory versus the hapless Dolphins. If you gave a half-decent performance against a
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