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2021 New York Yankees top 30 prospects: Where are they now? (opens the original)
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A pair of homegrown Yankees led New York to a 9-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox Tuesday night. Starting pitcher Cam Schlittler tossed 6.1 scoreless innings, while designated hitter Ben Rice smacked two home runs, including a game-sealing grand slam in the eighth inning. Center fielder Spencer Jones, shortstop George Lombard Jr., second baseman Anthony Volpe and catcher Austin Wells were also in the Yankees lineup. With homegrown talent propelling the Yankees’ World Series hopes even with Aaron
âKill. Bury. Print.â showcases the importance and risk of independent reporting (opens the original)
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New Peacock documentary âKill. Bury. Print.â tells the story of a small-town newspaper in Idabel, Oklahoma facing retaliation from local law enforcement after covering allegations of crimes related to violence, drugs and inappropriate relationships inside of the McCurtain County Sheriffâs Office. The experiences of the McCurtain Gazette and the family that runs the paper, the Willinghams, reflect both the importance of local newspapers and the risk that journalists face when reporting the
Softball: Huskies host Bridgeport for second fall contest (opens the original)
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Less than a week after neutralizing Iona University with a 14-run victory, the UConn women’s softball team will return to the field to host some in-state competition. The University of Bridgeport will travel down the road to face the Huskies tonight under the lights at Burrill Family Field. While the Division II competition should not stand as much of a challenge for the Huskies, UConn has bigger hurdles to overcome this fall. The Huskies will need to sort out a large portion of their pitching s
Students sample potential employers at All-Majors Career Fair (opens the original)
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Surrounded by tall banners displaying images of smiling employees operating heavy machinery and brightly colored corporate logos, hundreds of UConn students broke out their suit jackets and ties for Tuesday’s All-Majors Career Fair. Among those students was fifth-semester computer science and engineering student Owen Lyders, who came to the fair looking for a summer 2027 internship in computer science. “I’ve actually gone to the UConn student help center,” Lyders said. “I met with some advisors.
SUBOG dives into outreach (opens the original)
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Enticed by free food, drinks and sea-themed trinkets, University of Connecticut students floated around the Student Union Lawn Thursday afternoon while getting a firsthand look at the different ways to get involved with the Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG). “Dive into SUBOG” showcased the board’s seven different committees across four tables, with the majority of the committees displaying nautical-themed signs of their names. First-year Digital Entertainment and Films Chair Edward Underw
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