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Texas A&M's Manziel among a young crop of breakout SEC players
Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is far from the only instant contributor in a conference that has produced the last six national champions and has seven of the top 11 schools in this week's AP Top 25. To those in charge of the depth chart, it's simply a sign of the times.
Mark McGwire to become new Dodgers hitting coach
Mark McGwire was hired Wednesday by the Los Angeles Dodgers to replace Dave Hansen and improve an offense that struggled last season when All-Star slugger Matt Kemp was hobbled by injuries. The Dodgers were 13th in the National League in runs scored and RBIs and 15th in home runs.
Despite national election results, NCAA will not relax drug standards
Spokesman Erik Christianson wrote in an email to The Associated Press that the NCAA's drug-testing rules are not affected by state laws.
Chiefs' Quinn recovers from concussion, will sit out another game
Quinn has been ruled out for Kansas City's game Monday night at Pittsburgh. It will be the second straight game he's missed since becoming the starting quarterback.
Proposition B foe says proposed tax hike was too steep
Ron Leone, head of the Missouri Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association, said the tax increase would cost Missouri its competitive advantage in the cigarette market.
Rams players returning from injury in time for key matchups
The Rams (3-5) are getting a lot healthier on offense heading into the second half of the season, with wide receiver Danny Amendola also expected back from injury and center Scott Wells returning to practice for the first time since the opener
ArtTalk: Holiday exhibit at PS:Gallery accepting submissions
Amy Meyer, associate curator at PS:Gallery, talks about the Holiday Hang-ups Exhibit in the PS "Hallery." Submissions are due Saturday.
Analysis: Obama wins but Washington unchanged
If Obama cannot end gridlock, his second term will be reduced to veto threats, empty promises, end runs around Congress and legacy-sealing forays into foreign lands.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: Obama must lead a still-divided nation forward
Despite a bruising campaign, voters showed a willingness to let Obama continue the slow but upward trajectory the nation has followed since he took office.
WHAT OTHERS SAY: It's official: Missouri likes the middle
Those voters sent a message loud and clear on Tuesday: They are happy in the middle.
Missouri Republicans claim veto-proof majority in state legislature
Complete but unofficial returns show the GOP apparently will have 110 seats in the 163-member House.
Same-sex marriage, marijuana backed in historic votes
The outcomes of the marriage votes could influence the U.S. Supreme Court, which will soon consider whether to take up cases challenging the law that denies federal recognition to same-sex marriages.
New York, New Jersey prepare for new storm after Sandy
In New Jersey, winds were kicking up Wednesday morning and some battered shore communities were ordering mandatory evacuations for later in the day.
FROM READERS: Presidential race inspires young people to be great
I appreciate the fact that so many students on campus were dedicated to this year’s race for the presidency.