The driver of a vehicle that struck and hospitalized a University of Massachusetts bicyclist in a hit-and-run collision last weekend has been identified, police said.
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PD: Driver who struck, injured UMass bicyclist in hit-and-run identified
Tags: amherst, downtown, hit and run, injured, Matthew Oliverio, UMass, University of Massachusetts
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UM gains experience in exhibition meet
At a pre-conference meet this past weekend, the Massachusetts track and field teams had a record-setting affair. The exhibition event gave UMass players a chance to qualify for upcoming championship meets.
Tags: track exhibition, UMass track and field
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Legendary Roots Crew rocks Amherst College
In front of a sold-out crowd at Amherst College on Saturday, The Legendary Roots Crew performed deftly, impeccably blending in styles from their own collection and influential hits of the past.
Tags: amherst, amherst college, band, jason derulo, Music, spring concert, the roots
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UMass finishes A-10 tournament play
The Massachusetts tennis team traveled to St. Louis for the Atlantic 10 tournament. The squad finished one place higher than the previous year
Tags: A-10, UMass tennis
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UMass takes 1st in Regatta
With the Massachusetts crew team finishing second in the Atlantic 10 Championships a few weeks ago, the Minutemen had a doubleheader this weekend on the Connecticut River. UMass competed against local rivals Amherst and Vermont.
Tags: Atlantic 10, Connecticut River, Regatta, UMass Crew
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Fordham sweeps Temple
Fordham defeated Temple this past weekend as a part of a 13-game winning streak for the Rams. The win was due to a combination of offensive and defensive production.
Tags: Atlantic 10, Fordham, Softball, Temple
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Sometimes, Europe Sucks
As his time abroad comes to a close, Nick O’Malley reflects on whether or not the decision to study abroad was a good one. The answer, though, is obvious.
Tags: Europe
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Clueless Sox
Alex Perry explains why he is proud to have nothing to do with Red Sox Nation despite living in Massachusetts his whole life.
Tags: Massachusetts, Red Sox, Red Sox Nation, Yankees
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Unions protect bad teachers, not students
When working conditions weren’t up to par and employers were useless, the U.S. needed unions to protect workers. However, Shane Cronin believes teachers unions no longer have a use in today’s society.
Tags: students, teachers, Unions
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Slideshow: Spring Concert 2010
A slideshow of photos from UPC’s Spring Concert 2010, hosted by Jason Levasseur, featuring C-Banga and the Bang Boys, Electrolightz, New Found Glory, LMFAO, and headliner Ludacris.
Posted in Arts & Living, Music, Slideshows, Web-Exclusive | 2 Comments »
