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  • Maryland bound for Big Ten

    The Maryland athletic department's financial woes have grown greater and graver in the past two decades.

  • FILE - This Sept. 15, 2012 file photo shows Maryland head coach Randy Edsall reacts after his team scored a touchdown in the second half of an NCAA college football game against Connecticut in College Park, Md. Maryland is set to announce it is joining the Big Ten. The Big Ten Network tweeted that it will cover the school's news conference Monday afternoon, Nov. 19, 2012,  to announce Maryland's decision to leave the Atlantic Coast Conference. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)

    Maryland poised to join Big Ten

    Maryland is set to follow the money to the Big Ten and end a nearly 60-year affiliation with the Atlantic Coast Conference.

  • **FILE** Maryland men's head basketball coach Mark Turgeon (Associated Press)

    Maryland mulling Big Ten affiliation

    Maryland is considering pursuing a move to the Big Ten, according to multiple published reports, with an announcement possible this week.

  • Maryland's nears decision on move to Big Ten

    The University of Maryland's decision to stay in the Atlantic Coast Conference or join the Big Ten comes down to tradition versus money.

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    PENDLEY: Banning concealed-carry, common sense in Colorado

    Late last month, the University of Colorado made national news with its decision to segregate students who hold concealed carry permits in their own dormitory. CU's latest announcement on the subject -- it floated a different idea in April -- comes in response to its stunning defeat at the Colorado Supreme Court in March 2012.

  • Money questions remain about new Vikings stadium

    Now that the Minnesota Vikings will get their new stadium, the worrying can begin over a gambling expansion designed to pay the state's share of the $975 million project.

  • Minn. Senate vote clears Vikings for new stadium

    After a plan to build the Minnesota Vikings a new home cleared its final hurdle Thursday in the state Senate, the team executive who spent much of the past decade lobbying for the nearly $1 billion stadium could hardly contain himself.

  • Report blames workout for injuries to Iowa players

    A University of Iowa investigative committee said Wednesday the school should scrap an intense workout that left 13 football players hospitalized, conceding that whatever triggered their injuries remains a mystery.

  • University of Iowa Director of Football Operations Paul Federici speaks during a news conference at Carver Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa, on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011. The university confirmed Wednesday that 13 football players were hospitalized this week with an unusual muscle disorder following grueling offseason workouts. The players have rhabdomyolysis, a stress-induced syndrome that can damage cells and cause kidney failure in severe cases, school spokesman Tom Moore said. At left is Biff Poggi, father of player Jim Poggi. (AP Photo/Ryan J. Foley)

    Iowa to investigae 13 player hospitalizations

    University of Iowa leaders promised Thursday to investigate what caused 13 football players to be hospitalized with an unusual muscle disorder following offseason workouts.

  • University of Iowa vows probe of players' disorder

    University of Iowa leaders are ordering an investigation into what caused 13 football players to be hospitalized with an unusual muscle disorder following offseason workouts.

  • Thousands of protesting students gather outside the headquarters of Britain's Conservative Party in London, Wednesday Nav. 10, 2010, in a demonstration against plans to increase tuition fees and cut university funding. Organizers claimed that 50,000 students, lecturers and supporters were demonstrating against plans to raise the cost of studying to 9,000 pounds ($14,000) a year - three times the current rate.(AP Photo/Sang Tan)

    EDITORIAL: Left behind on the left coast

    What a difference a generation makes. While their 1960s-era parents rallied for free love at home and against the Vietnam War half a world away, California students pitched a fit last week over a pocketbook issue - college tuition increases. This is the consequence of the irresponsible overspending of former flower children that has tarnished opportunities for achieving the American dream.

  • 3 fired in crime cover-up

    YPSILANTI, Mich. — Three Eastern Michigan University administrators, including the president, have been forced out, months after top school officials were accused of covering up the rape and slaying of a student by publicly ruling out foul play.

  • 3 fired in crime cover-up

    YPSILANTI, Mich. — Three Eastern Michigan University administrators, including the president, have been forced out, months after top school officials were accused of covering up the rape and slaying of a student by publicly ruling out foul play.

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