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- Freezing drizzle possible today
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence may see some freezing drizzle or snow flurries today. However according to 6News Weather, any precipitation that falls will be light.
- Firefighters responding to structure fire
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical are responding to a structure fire at 1022 Alabama. According to dispatchers, one person is being treated for injuries.
- Tentative Firebird boys take tumble
- December 3, 2005
- Combine tentative and turnovers, and it’s a fairly sound mathematical equation that the final sum will be trouble.
- Prep playoffs on hold in Oklahoma
- State’s Supreme Court to make ruling on quarterback’s suspension for kicking player
- December 3, 2005
- A meaningless play in the closing seconds of a high school playoff game is the talk of Oklahoma, from the governor to the state Supreme Court.
- Billionaire offers financial lesson
- KU students hope Buffett buys into sales pitches
- December 3, 2005
- Warren Buffett sipped Cokes, munched on a Dusty sundae and danced to “We Are Family” like the fictional elated groom he was during a three-hour visit with more than 100 Kansas University finance students Friday at his Berkshire Hathaway headquarters. Then he got down to business.
- Adult store fighting order to move
- December 3, 2005
- A Lawrence business that sells adult videos and other sexually oriented items is challenging City Hall’s order to move out of its Massachusetts Street location.
- Famous murder gets new life in Met opera
- December 3, 2005
- When Chester Gillette killed his pregnant lover, Grace Brown, on an Adirondack lake in July 1906, it was destined to become an immortal murder.
- Soldier’s widow encourages people to stand against Phelps
- More than 500 veterans, supporters hold counter-protest
- December 3, 2005
- More than 500 veterans and supporters lined a downtown Topeka avenue Friday to show their support for the family of Sgt. Dominic Sacco and their disdain for anti-homosexual pastor Fred Phelps’ protest of his funeral.
- Kidnappers threaten to kill peace activists
- December 3, 2005
- The kidnappers of four Christian peace activists threatened to kill the hostages unless all prisoners in U.S. and Iraqi detention centers are released, according to a videotape broadcast Friday by Al-Jazeera television.
- Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against sex-shop ordinance
- December 3, 2005
- Pornography opponents have won a round in their ongoing legal battle against sexually oriented businesses in Kansas because a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Dickinson County ordinance regulating such shops.
- Around and about
- December 3, 2005
- Official cites al-Qaida’s lack of power in U.S.
- December 3, 2005
- U.S. counterterrorism agencies have not detected a significant al-Qaida operational capability in the United States since the 2003 arrest of a truck driver who was in the early stages of plotting to destroy the Brooklyn Bridge.
- Case that transformed debate on death penalty back in court
- December 3, 2005
- A 10-year-old girl by the name of Jeanine Nicarico helped to transform the debate over the death penalty in America.
- Medicare lacking ‘bed hold’ privileges
- December 3, 2005
- After suffering a series of strokes, my mother was admitted to the hospital. Once she was stabilized, I was told she needed rehabilitation, and the hospital discharge staff found her a bed in a nice nursing home. Mom has Medicare and a supplemental policy, so we thought we were covered.
- Free State, LHS boast experience
- December 3, 2005
- Once again, Free State and Lawrence high schools won’t be short of top wrestlers this year. Both schools return their share of state qualifiers and state placers from a year ago.
- Ottawa 61, K.C. Piper 59
- December 3, 2005
- Addison Miller scored 14 points, Victor Ojeleye added 13, Matt Leecy contributed 12 and Phillip Sylvester 10.
- Mayer: History must be relished
- December 3, 2005
- You know the old bit, how those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it? Tweaking that, won’t athletes aware of the background in their sport be more inspired to match the excellence that got them where they are?
- Coalition forms to fight for equality
- December 3, 2005
- A new group formed to fight discrimination based on sexual orientation better be ready for a fight from some conservative church leaders who are veterans of the Kansas political fray.
- KU could face heat in Topeka
- December 3, 2005
- Top legislative leaders said Friday they were satisfied with Kansas University’s decision to cancel a planned course on intelligent design because of the professor’s controversial written remarks bashing religious conservatives.
- Chief justice defends judicial freedom
- December 3, 2005
- Decrying continued attacks on courts nationwide, the leader of the Kansas judiciary said Friday the rhetoric could undermine public confidence in the legal system and some of the talk comes from “people who ought to know better.”
- Pump patrol
- December 3, 2005
- The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $1.89 at several stations. If you find a lower price, call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
- Celebrity birthdays
- December 3, 2005
- Rock singer Ozzy Osbourne is 57. Singer Andy Williams is 78. Actress Daryl Hannah is 45. Actress Julianne Moore is 45. Actor Brendan Fraser is 37. Actress Holly Marie Combs is 32. Actress Anna Chlumsky is 25.
- People and places
- December 3, 2005
- Learning to let go can be complicated rite of passage
- December 3, 2005
- I have found it very hard to turn loose of my kids and face the empty nest. I know I need to release them, but it is so difficult. Can you help me?
- Sunflower among broadband elite
- December 3, 2005
- Sunflower Broadband is one of 50 companies, technologies and people considered to be “a breed apart” in the broadband business, according to an industry publication.
- Single case eclipses death penalty milestone
- December 3, 2005
- Welcome to the death watch. As this was being written, the thousandth execution since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976 was scheduled for this morning at 2.
- Jayhawks hardly impressed
- Despite big victory, KU still sees flaws
- December 3, 2005
- Everyone was depressed. That might be the best evidence that the Kansas University women’s basketball team is turning the corner as a program.
- Poise and grace
- Sculptures inspire song cycle for KU voice professor
- December 3, 2005
- Joyce Castle never thought she had much in common with classic sculptures. But in Jake Heggie’s mind, it was a perfect match.
- Sorry second half dooms FSHS girls, 38-33
- December 3, 2005
- Free State High looked like a Rolls Royce in the first half, but the wheels fell off in the second half, and Washburn Rural toppled the Firebirds, 38-33, in girls basketball Friday night in the FSHS gym.
- Officers search store, house for possible stolen goods
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence police removed several boxes of items from a west Lawrence home Friday afternoon and searched a downtown retail shop as part of an investigation into a suspected stolen property fencing operation.
- Williamsburg girls 35, Seabury 27
- December 3, 2005
- Seabury’s Lindsey Ahlen had 18 points and 14 rebounds, but Seabury (1-1) had 16 turnovers in a KSD tournament loss.
- ‘Aeon Flux’ an empty-headed sci-fi failure
- December 3, 2005
- Come on. It’s not as bad as all that. “Aeon Flux,” the movie Paramount was hiding from the nation’s movie critics, might invite reviews that begin with “rhymes with Flux.” But it doesn’t demand them.
- Iowa subdues pesky Fairfield
- UConn, George Washington cruise on home courts
- December 3, 2005
- Greg Brunner had 23 points and 11 rebounds to lead No. 14 Iowa to a 75-59 victory over Fairfield on Friday night in the opening round of the Hawkeye Challenge tournament.
- Airline security regulations loosened
- Small scissors, tools to be allowed on board
- December 3, 2005
- Airline passengers soon will be allowed to carry small scissors and some sharp tools onto planes, but there will be a trade-off: the prospect of more thorough pat-downs and other extra security checks before they get to the gate.
- 10 Marines killed, 11 wounded in Iraq blast
- December 3, 2005
- The U.S. military on Friday announced the deaths of 10 Marines and the wounding of 11 others near the western city of Fallujah in the single deadliest attack on U.S. troops in Iraq in four months.
- New $10 bills to sport more color
- December 3, 2005
- Greenbacks? So quaint. Americans’ wallets will have more red, yellow and orange as the first of 800 million redesigned $10 bills start showing up in cash registers and ATMs on March 2.
- U.N. envoy says torture still widespread in China
- December 3, 2005
- A U.N. special envoy declared Friday that the use of torture remains prevalent in China as he completed a long-awaited fact-finding mission that allowed him to peek at the secretive world of the country’s prison system.
- Keillor: Life all the richer for reading
- December 3, 2005
- I got to put on a tux and go to the National Book Awards in New York a couple of weeks ago and eat lamb chops in a hotel ballroom and breathe air recently exhaled by Toni Morrison and Norman Mailer and Lawrence Ferlinghetti and other greats and near-greats of the trade.
- Early ruling may have eased abortion battle
- December 3, 2005
- Henry J. Friendly, who died in 1986, was perhaps the most distinguished American judge never to serve on the Supreme Court, and he almost spared the nation the poisonous consequences of that court’s 1973 truncation of democratic debate about abortion policy.
- Horoscopes
- December 3, 2005
- Area wrestling capsules
- December 3, 2005
- Society Calendar
- December 3, 2005
- Unthawing the ‘Snow Queen’
- KU theater adapts fairy tale for stage
- December 3, 2005
- Certain movies, television programs and plays signal Christmas for some people as much as presents under the tree. Would the holiday really seem complete without the Grinch, Rudolph or the Nutcracker?
- Tale of the tape
- December 3, 2005
- Notebook
- December 3, 2005
- KU freshman Mario Chalmers is questionable for tonight’s game because of a sprained right big toe he suffered in Thursday’s loss to Nevada. Coach Bill Self stressed the toe was sprained, not broken. “It’s day-to-day, so hopefully he’ll play,” Self said.
- WIU coach big fan of fieldhouse
- K.C. native Thomas played in Allen as child
- December 3, 2005
- Derek Thomas, who as a youth played basketball with Ted Owens in Allen Fieldhouse and later broke down film with Roy Williams in the tradition-rich building, tonight will return to fulfill a dream.
- Dooley douses obscenity drama
- December 3, 2005
- Early Friday morning, Kansas University basketball assistant coach Joe Dooley apologized publicly for his oral exchange with Nevada’s Nick Fazekas.
- Lawrence boys open with victory
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence High opened its boys basketball season with a bang Friday night, routing Kansas City Wyandotte, 54-47, at the LHS gym.
- Slow start for city
- Free State boys, girls fall, LHS boys prevail in openers
- December 3, 2005
- Chilly Friday night turned frigid inside Free State High’s gym.
- Details sought in fatality
- 77-year-old died after crash at 19th and Mass.
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence Police on Friday asked for help from anyone who may have witnessed a two-car accident Nov. 25. Two days later a Lawrence man who was involved in the wreck died.
- Three isn’t a crowd for Chargers boss
- December 3, 2005
- Tracy Dunnaway has completed the trifecta.
- An honor all her own
- Cardinals’ Kracl finally finds a way to one-up big sister
- December 3, 2005
- For years, Erin Kracl watched as her sister Lauren dominated the area volleyball scene and took home just about every award possible. Except one.
- Baldwin 51, Santa Fe Trail 49
- December 3, 2005
- Baldwin High senior Ellie Meinen hit two free throws with 1.6 seconds left. Baldwin was led by junior Kelsey Verhaeghe’s 16 points. Tori Rutter led SFT with 11 points.
- Baldwin spanks SF Trail
- December 3, 2005
- Blake Wieden scored 18 points, and Jeremy Wright and Aaron Hannon scored 12 apiece to lead Baldwin to a 72-50 high school boys basketball victory over Santa Fe Trail on Friday night in the season opener for both teams.
- Williamsburg boys 48, Seabury 20
- December 3, 2005
- Williamsburg had three players with eight points, and just four players scored for Seabury Academy’s boys team in the Kansas School for the Deaf Tournament.
- Veritas girls 39, Topeka Cornerstone 20
- December 3, 2005
- The Veritas girls used a furious fourth quarter to get by Topeka Cornerstone in the Shea Tournament.
- Veritas sweeps in tourney
- December 3, 2005
- Marcus Holman scored 20 points, and Mark Randtke added 19 as Veritas Christian advanced to the championship of the Shea Invitational with a 54-49 boys basketball victory over Derby Christian.
- Brown loses to Detroit in return
- December 3, 2005
- The Detroit Pistons spent much of last season answering questions about Larry Brown. They hope they won’t have to anymore. The Pistons hugged their former coach before facing him for the first time - and then played like the team that won him his only NBA championship.
- Fresno loses WAC
- December 3, 2005
- The team that nearly knocked off No. 1 Southern California now can’t even win in the WAC.
- Arkansas hold on to edge Missouri
- December 3, 2005
- Marcus Watkins’ three-pointer rolled in and out in the final seconds, and Arkansas held on for a 66-63 victory over Missouri on Friday night.
- Bears edge Huskies
- December 3, 2005
- Sophia Young had 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead No. 5 Baylor to an 81-74 victory over previously unbeaten Washington on Friday night.
- KU swimmers win four
- December 3, 2005
- Kansas University leads Northeastern, 120-48, but trails Harvard, 99-70, after Friday’s first day of a double-dual swimming and diving meet.
- KU volleyball falls to UCLA in NCAAs
- December 3, 2005
- The 14th-ranked UCLA Bruins ended the Kansas University volleyball team’s season Friday night at Pauley Pavilion when the Jayhawks fell, 3-1 (30-14, 26-30, 30-17, 30-24).
- KSU talks to Virginia aide
- Prince thought to be leading candidate
- December 3, 2005
- Kansas State athletic director Tim Weiser declined to comment Friday night on speculation that he was close to hiring Virginia offensive coordinator Ron Prince as head football coach.
- League title games have bowl implications for KU
- December 3, 2005
- If Kansas University’s football team indeed ends up playing in the Fort Worth Bowl as expected Dec. 23, the opponent likely will be Tulsa or Houston.
- TelaDoc worries health experts
- Doctors treat patients over telephone in nationwide network
- December 3, 2005
- Peter Beasley is a busy man who currently has no health insurance. “To make an appointment and see a doctor, the whole process is very inconvenient,” he says.
- Kansas trucker killed in Arkansas wreck
- December 3, 2005
- A Kansas truck driver hauling hogs was killed when his rig ran off Interstate 540 and struck a concrete bridge pillar. Hogs escaped from the truck and blocked traffic before being herded into a makeshift pen.
- Toys for Tots donations sought today at KU
- December 3, 2005
- From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today, anyone can drop off a toy or make a donation to the Douglas County Toys for Tots as part of the “Drive for 500.”
- Conservative critic known for inflammatory speech
- December 3, 2005
- John Altevogt, the conservative activist and digital message board contributor who has been one of the sharpest critics of Kansas University professor Paul Mirecki for the teacher’s jabs at Catholics and religious fundamentalists, also has a penchant for barbed commentary.
- Secret agency proposed to work on vaccines
- December 3, 2005
- By creating a federal agency shielded from public scrutiny, some lawmakers think they can speed the development and testing of new drugs and vaccines needed to respond to a bioterrorist attack or super-flu pandemic.
- Subway apologizes for promotional sign
- December 3, 2005
- Subway has apologized to any Kansans who were offended by a sign that took a playful jab at the Sunflower State.
- FBI reopens inquiry into forgery leading to Iraq war
- December 3, 2005
- The FBI has reopened an inquiry into one of the most intriguing aspects of the pre-Iraq war intelligence fiasco: How the Bush administration came to rely on forged documents linking Iraq to nuclear weapons materials as part of its justification for the invasion.
- Threats clear Connecticut courthouses
- December 3, 2005
- Bomb threats prompted police to evacuate the state’s 45 courthouses Friday, abruptly interrupting trials while sending judges, lawyers and people with routine court business into the streets.
- Gonzales defends approval of Texas redistricting
- December 3, 2005
- Atty. Gen. Alberto Gonzales defended the Justice Department’s decision to ignore staff lawyers’ concerns that a Texas redistricting plan orchestrated by former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay would dilute minority voting rights.
- On the record
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence Datebook
- December 3, 2005
- Onassis heiress to wed
- December 3, 2005
- Surrounded by palm trees and azalea bushes on a lush estate, Greek billionaire Athina Roussel Onassis is expected to say ‘I do’ to an Olympic athlete today in what Brazilians expect will be one of the most lavish weddings in years.
- Raising funds, awareness
- December 3, 2005
- The Black Eyed Peas, The Cure and Avril Lavigne are among the artists recording songs by John Lennon to raise funds for Amnesty International.
- ‘Lost’ stars arrested
- December 3, 2005
- Michelle Rodriguez and Cynthia Watros, who star on ABC’s “Lost,” were arrested within 15 minutes of each other in Kailua for allegedly driving under the influence of an intoxicant.
- Probation not revoked
- December 3, 2005
- Prosecutors said Tom Sizemore violated his probation after traces of amphetamines were found in his urine, but a judge on Friday opted not to send the actor back to jail.
- Pitt to adopt Jolie’s children
- December 3, 2005
- Brad Pitt is seeking to become the adoptive father of Angelina Jolie’s children, the actor’s publicist announced Friday.
- U.S. denies conspiracy for election boycott
- December 3, 2005
- A U.S. official on Friday denied claims by President Hugo Chavez that Washington masterminded an opposition boycott of this weekend’s elections and was trying to foment an overthrow of his leftist government.
- Environmental minister fired over chemical spill
- December 3, 2005
- In a rare public admission of failure, China’s Communist government fired the country’s environmental protection chief Friday, saying his agency underestimated the impact of a massive chemical spill and mishandled the response to a disaster that poisoned the water supply of millions of people.
- Dean candidates visiting
- December 3, 2005
- Four candidates for the position of Kansas University’s dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will visit the campus in upcoming days for interviews.
- Tax abatement review sought
- December 3, 2005
- A city advisory board wants to look closer at seven Lawrence companies to see if the property tax abatements they receive are still a good investment for the community.
- Lawrence man indicted on handgun charge
- December 3, 2005
- A federal grand jury indicted a Lawrence man on Wednesday on the charge of illegally possessing a handgun after being convicted of a felony for possession of cocaine.
- J-W seeks photos of gatherings
- December 3, 2005
- The Journal-World is looking for photos - but not just any old posed pictures. We want to see you at holiday parties, gatherings, fundraisers - any event where you, your friends and colleagues might gather.
- FCE News
- December 3, 2005
- Scouting News
- December 3, 2005
- Club News
- December 3, 2005
- Kidnappers release children, missionary
- December 3, 2005
- Gunmen have released 14 Haitian children and an American missionary who were abducted in separate incidents, police said Friday.
- Newspaper: Two CIA flights made stopovers
- December 3, 2005
- Two flights chartered by the CIA made stopovers in France in 2002 and 2005, the French newspaper Le Figaro said Friday, adding to likely questions facing U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice when she visits Europe next week.
- Anti-missile system successfully tested
- December 3, 2005
- Israel’s Arrow missile defense system intercepted and destroyed a missile similar to Iran’s long-range Shahab-3 during a test Friday, prompting Israel’s defense minister to declare it an effective shield against a possible future Iranian nuclear threat.
- Russia to sell $1 billion worth of missiles to Iran
- December 3, 2005
- Russia has agreed to sell more than $1 billion worth of missiles and other defense systems to Iran, Russian news media reported Friday, a move expected to draw a heated reaction from the United States.
- Palestinians let militants back into Gaza
- December 3, 2005
- Up to 15 Palestinian militants wanted by Israel have returned to the Gaza Strip, Israeli officials said Friday, complaining that the Palestinian Authority had not fulfilled its obligation since taking control of the border with Egypt last week.
- Bodies may be those of missing children
- December 3, 2005
- Two bodies discovered in Ohio may be those of two New Hampshire children whose father confessed to killing them and burying them somewhere along a 700-mile stretch of the Midwest 2 1/2 years ago, authorities said Friday.
- Injured pedestrian ticketed for jaywalking
- December 3, 2005
- District of Columbia police issued a $5 jaywalking ticket to a renowned urban designer after a car sent him hurtling through the air as he crossed a busy Washington street.
- FDA advisers say first ADHD patch safe
- December 3, 2005
- A federal advisory panel determined Friday that the first skin patch to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children is both effective and safe, bringing the patch a step closer to regulatory approval.
- Epsilon reaches hurricane strength
- December 3, 2005
- Epsilon strengthened into a record 14th hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday - two days after the 2005 season officially ended. Forecasters said it posed no threat to land.
- Elections in New Orleans postponed because of Katrina
- December 3, 2005
- Gov. Kathleen Blanco agreed Friday to postpone New Orleans’ Feb. 4 elections for mayor and City Council for up to eight months because of the damage and dislocation caused by Hurricane Katrina.
- Transplant patient expresses thanks
- Doctors pleased with results of facial surgery
- December 3, 2005
- As she held the mirror up to her new face, the woman looked at her reflection. She paused for a moment. Unable to speak because of the breathing tube in her throat, she wrote a note, “Merci.” Thank you.
- Guilty plea looks likely in Olathe bank robbery, hostage-taking case
- December 3, 2005
- A man accused of robbing an Olathe bank, taking hostages and then trying to escape in an airplane apparently plans to plead guilty, according to court records.
- Jingle bell time is a swell time, with stars releasing holiday CDs
- December 3, 2005
- Just a few months ago, on one of those roasting-hot days in July or August, several dozen of our favorite artists slipped into a recording studio somewhere, took a deep breath and started singing “Frosty the Snowman.”
- Roberts: Continued Japanese ban on U.S. beef would be costly
- Senator calls prohibition hypocritical, damaging
- December 3, 2005
- Sen. Pat Roberts assured Kansas cattlemen Friday that if Japan does not open its market to U.S. beef by the end of this month, it could face repercussions, not only in terms of trade but in the relationship between the two countries.
- Behold the dysfunction of Britain’s royal family
- December 3, 2005
- Oh, those wacky, tacky Windsors. If you harbor any doubts that the story of the British royal family has digressed from drama to tragedy to farce, they will be dispelled by the 2005 TV movie “Charles & Camilla: Whatever Love Means” (7 p.m., WE).
- Best Bets
- December 3, 2005
- Faith briefs
- December 3, 2005
- Fed chair: Deficit can hurt economy
- December 3, 2005
- Outgoing Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned Friday that America’s exploding budget deficit and a protectionist backlash against soaring trade deficits could disrupt the global economy.
- Raytheon Wichita unit lands $1 billion order
- December 3, 2005
- Defense contractor Raytheon Co.’s Kansas-based aircraft unit said Friday it had won a contract worth more than $1 billion to supply 50 Hawker business jets to NetJets Inc. and provide maintenance support.
- U.S. employment rises in November
- December 3, 2005
- The nation’s businesses cranked up hiring in November after a two-month lull, a sign the labor market is back in the groove as the ill effects of the Gulf Coast hurricanes fade.
- Commodities
- December 3, 2005
- Stay the course
- December 3, 2005
- To the editor: It was good to see President Bush finally wake up and combat Democratic attacks about this just war in Iraq. It’s absolutely unbelievable that the Democratic Party foams at the mouth to see American failure so that they might attain power.
- Not just luck
- December 3, 2005
- To the editor: We noted with interest professor Michael Hoeflich’s column Wednesday on the topic of freedom of speech.
- Keep it local
- December 3, 2005
- To the editor: Congratulations to the Kansas University football team for their win over Iowa State at “home”!
- Old home town - 100 years ago today
- December 3, 2005
- From the Lawrence Daily World for Dec. 3, 1905: “The athletic managers of the universities of Kansas and Missouri got together and counted the receipts for the recent Thanksgiving Day football game in Kansas City, won 24-0 by Kansas.
- Old home town - 25 years ago today
- December 3, 2005
- Lawrence school district officials seemed pleased with a state legislative proposal to shift the burden for financing schools from property taxes to sales taxes. Kansans would pay an additional $2 in sales tax on every $100 of purchases to reduce property taxes for public schools under a special plan being forwarded to the 1981 Kansas Legislature.
- Special need
- The Lawrence Humane Society deserves the community’s support, especially as it seeks to care for 187 new charges.
- December 3, 2005
- The Lawrence Humane Society staff once again is displaying the compassion and caring that should make this community proud.
- Buck up, legislators
- Kansas House members whose offices will be moved a block from the state Capitol should remember the hardy Kansas pioneers.
- December 3, 2005
- Leaders in the Kansas House are expressing concern about the 70 House members whose offices have been moved to the Docking State Office Building to allow for continued renovation of the Capitol building.
- Simons: KU controversy with key searches may be ‘perfect storm’
- December 3, 2005
- Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self has a problem on his hands in figuring out how to get a bunch of highly skilled former high school stars to play together as a team and come up with a winning record.
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