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“Pay us what you owe us:” A new era in sports

Ben Deihl | sports editor From the U.S. National women’s soccer team dominating the world scene to the WNBA becoming one of the premier professional sports leagues, women’s sports are finally earning the recognition they deserve. Yet in some places, women are still not getting a share of the spotlight where they’ve earned it most, even here at Duquesne. Recently, Hall of Fame analyst Doris … Continue reading “Pay us what you owe us:” A new era in sports

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2016 NHL All-Star Game finally puts on entertaining show

By Joseph Guzy | Photo Editor John Scott, a 6-foot-8, 260 pound enforcer, saved the NHL All-Star Game. For now. Of course, the underdog story surrounding Scott fueled a renewed interest in a notoriously dull event. The man the league supposedly didn’t want to attend their precious showcase scored two goals and was hoisted on the shoulders of his teammates with tournament MVP honors at … Continue reading 2016 NHL All-Star Game finally puts on entertaining show

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The curious case of John Scott and the NHL All-Star Game

By Joseph Sykes | Sports Editor All-star games are some of the wackiest sporting events in the world. The NHL All-Star Game is no exception. With the ridiculously high number of goals and unorthodox game play style, fans get a nice break from the serious facet of hockey. The NHL has decided to up the crazy factor for the 2016 All-Star Game, which will take … Continue reading The curious case of John Scott and the NHL All-Star Game

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