Although UMass has a top conference record, the championship won’t come as easily as last season.
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Stats show difference in season
Tags: Atlantic 10, Preseason, UMass Softball
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Minutewomen control Holy Cross regatta
Despite being on foreign water, UMass competed as though it was its home waters.
Tags: Holy Cross, UMass Crew
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Virginia survives scare, holds onto top spot in polls
Despite a scare from North Carolina State, Virginia held on to have a firm grasp on the No. 1 ranking.
Tags: Top 25, Virginia, Wolfpack
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How to booze without the bloat
Columnist Jennifer Cullinane offers advice on how to drink without getting those extra calories.
Tags: beer, Calories, Dieting
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Organic foods benefit health, but at a cost
The differences between organic and non-organic foods seed deeper than just price range; your health may be at risk.
Tags: Health & Wellness, money, Organic Food
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Local organic bakery on the rise in Amherst
Local organic bakery Wheatberry Cafe in Amherst offers customers healthy, and home-milled options.
Tags: Organic Bakery, Wheatberry Cafe
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Nathaniel Tripp talks about history of the Connecticut River
Nathanial Tripp, author of a book about the Connecticut River spoke to UMass Tuesday about his adventures writing the book.
Tags: Confluence, Connecticut River, Nathaniel Tripp
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Ben Stein comes to Campus Center
The well-know actor, economist, lawyer, etc. will speak at an event put on by the UMass Republican Club Wednesday.
Tags: Ben Stein, Campus Center, UMass Republican Club
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