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Gold rush! Team U.S.A. heads north of the border in search of precious medals(0)
In just two days athletes from all over the globe will converge in the Canadian city of Vancouver for the biggest winter sporting event in the world – the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
With over 80 nations expected to compete, this year’s games will be the biggest winter Olympics ever.
At the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, [...]
John Cherry withdraws from the race for Governor of Michigan
Earlier this month, Lieutenant Governor of Michigan, John Cherry, officially dropped out of the race for Governor. Cherry was originally thought to be the favorite to win the Democratic nomination due to his experience in the number two position. However, his inability to raise significant funds to pay for campaign costs has forced him out [...]
Aquinas celebrates school’s namesake
Aquinas students may have noticed a plethora of festive activities taking place on campus this week. This is the result of Saint Thomas Aquinas week, a weeklong event to celebrate the institution’s namesake. Half way through the week, there are still many events planned for students’ enjoyment, including the Junior Saints Weekend from January 29 [...]
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