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Posts tagged with "ESPN"
Apr. 24 |
Tayler Hill soon will earn her human economy degree from Ohio State. A few weeks ago, she went on a few interviews and last week got her first job offer.
“I never have been on a job interview, so I’m not sure exactly how that...
Apr. 18 |
Joni Mitchell once sang that you don’t know what you’ve had until it’s gone.
“We’re glad to get him,” admits KCSP-AM Program Director John Hanson on Henry Lake, the new midday host at “610 Sports Radio” in Kansas City.
Personally...
Apr. 17 |
Ten years ago on April 10, 2003, we lost a great woman, Carol Fitzgerald. Thanks to great support from our community locally and nationally, we continue her work. With major spending cuts across the United States in funding the...
Apr. 10 |
Two big changes were recently announced by the WNBA: an extension of its current deal with ESPN for six years, and a new logo was unveiled.
“This new extension,” proclaimed ESPN President John Skipper at the March 28 press conference...
Feb. 27 |
The Shadow League.com is an online site that features Black writers who provide in-depth articles. It provides “engaging, insightful and entertaining coverage of the intersection of sports, pop culture and
Kevin Clinkscales
race” from a diverse...
Feb. 27 |
The Shadow League.com is an online site that features Black writers who provide
in-depth articles. It provides “engaging, insightful and entertaining coverage
of the intersection of sports, pop culture and race” from a diverse perspective.
Comparable...
Jan. 23 |
With Johnson and Central playing for St. Paul City Conference bragging rights in boys’ basketball (at the time of this publication), here are some boys’ basketball pictures from this season and one from the past, along with the following descriptions:
1....
Jan. 2 |
National columnist Jason Whitlock coined a term for a certain phenomenon back in October. This phenomenon was seen and heard endlessly during the presidential campaign and throughout out President Obama’s first term: claims that he’s not a real...
Dec. 5 |
Director of basketball operations counts coaching staff as front-office staff to claim diversity
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
The National Basketball Association for years has been graded as “the most racially diverse group...
Nov. 7 |
Class-action suit could affect larger issue of athlete exploitation
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
An anti-trust lawsuit against the NCAA to compensate former and present college athletes for using their likenesses without
Ramogi HumaPhoto courtesy...