Programming: College

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Stunted Growth
By Paul Steinbach, November 2009
Despite persistent challenges, a half-dozen schools attempt to lift competitive cheer to prestigious heights.

Healthy Relationships
By Jack Patton, November 2009
More schools are realizing that student health and student recreation can be compatible cohabitants under one campus-wellness roof.

Who's Got the Keys?
By Paul Steinbach, September 2009
A parade of off-season DUI offenses has schools seeking new ways to combat student-athlete alcohol abuse.

Departmental Warming
By Paul Steinbach, July 2009
Athletics has trailed the green movement on most campuses, but one researcher predicts the political climate is about to change.

Twist and Shoot
By Nicholas Brown, June 2009
A new video system helps University of Arizona gymnasts reach new heights.

Interview with Jack Diesing Jr., president of the College World Series of Omaha Inc.
By Paul Steinbach, June 2009
The College World Series prepares for its next chapter

The Out Crowd
By Paul Steinbach, May 2009
Cal women’s basketball is the first program to openly embrace a niche base: gay fans.

Setting Up Camp
By Nicholas Brown, April 2009
Some college and university athletic departments are taking a more active role in the administration of sports camps.

Student Exercisers Have Energy to Burn
By Paul Steinbach, Mar. 11, 2009
Oregon State University uses exercise machines as a source of renewable energy.

Untapped Potential
By Paul Steinbach, March 2009
College soccer faces a number of challenges, but some say a few changes could greatly advance the game.

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