Minutemen win first A-10 tournament game since 2002

Ricky Harris scored 24 points as the Massachusetts men's basketball team upset Charlotte, 59-56, and will play Richmond on Friday.

Minutemen win first A-10 tournament game since 2002 Minutemen win first A-10 tournament game since 2002

SGA candidates debate, voting begins today

Vying for votes in today's election, candidates for president and student trustee of the Student Government Association debated last night in the Student Union Ballroom at the University of Massachusetts.

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How to impress a girl for $8.07: A man-made meal on a college budget

It’s simple to take your significant other out to dinner and have someone else cook for you, but a passable meal at a chain restaurant could cost you upwards of $50 or more. But, the truth is, if you really want to impress your date with class and good food, you only need to spend $8.07.

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LIVE: SGA candidate debates

DailyCollegian.com will be streaming Student Government Association debates live tonight

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Marnie Dacko out as women’s basketball coach

After eight seasons at the helm of the Minutewomen, coach Marnie Dacko will not return to the team next season. UMass Athletic Director John McCutcheon announced Monday afternoon that her contract would not be extended after its expiration on April 10.

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Featured, Multimedia, Sports

Spring Sports Preview

Spring Sports Preview

By: S.P. Sullivan | February 03, 2010

Check out the Spring 2010 preview of the Massachusetts women's lacrosse team and view the roster breakdown.

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Featured, News

Breaking the silence

Breaking the silence

By: S.P. Sullivan and Sara Cody | March 05, 2010

DailyCollegian.com is bringing together coverage of recent news that a confessed rapist was allowed to remain enrolled at the University of Massachusetts. We're also trying to collect conversation and resources about sexual assault issues on campus.

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Arts & Living, Movies, Television

Key moments make 2010 Academy Awards memorable

By: Kate MacDonald | March 10, 2010

The 82nd Academy Awards will be remembered for its structural changes, funny speeches, great talent of the nominated actors and crew members and even some mild controversies.

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Columns, Editorial & Opinion

Citizens should act as ‘human resources department’ for Republican and Democrat parties

By: Shane Cronin | March 10, 2010

Columnist Shane Cronin identifies the lack representation of the working class within U.S. Congress.

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Columns, Editorial & Opinion

SGA accomplishment met with apathy

By: Ben Moriarty | March 10, 2010

Columnist Ben Moriarty believes the Student Government Association does not provide a check and balance for the administration, but rather a place for self-serving students to build their resumes.

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Arts & Living, Music

The Chieftains to light up Irish eyes at the FAC

By: Kate MacDonald | March 10, 2010

Legendary Irish band The Chieftains, headed by Paddy Moloney, are coming to the Fine Arts Center Concert Hall this evening. They will be performing songs from their newest album, “San Patricio,” released just yesterday, as well as old, traditional favorites.

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Campus News, News

University set to test emergency notification system

By: Collegian News Staff | March 09, 2010

The campus will be conducting a test of the UMass Amherst Alerts emergency notification system today between the hours of 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

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Men's Lacrosse

Rally carries Minutemen over Great Danes

By: Jeffrey R. Larnard | March 09, 2010

After falling behind 4-1 early to Albany, the Massachusetts men’s lacrosse team used a 10-2 run to end the game, and came away with an 11-6 win Tuesday afternoon at Garber Field.

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Baseball

Minutemen trying to move on from senior losses

By: Steve Levine | March 09, 2010

After losing Mitchell Clegg and Adam Tempesta to graduation, the Massachusetts baseball team is looking for younger players to fill the shoes of the graduated seniors.

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Columns, Editorial & Opinion

Sacrifices must be made to land internships

By: Amanda Joinson | March 09, 2010

Columnist Amanda Joinson warns that economic conditions make it difficult for students to land ideal internships, especially if they are unwilling to compromise and settle for internships that are less-than-stellar and can be used as leverage for more desirable ones in the future.

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Baseball

A look at this year’s 2010 Minutemen

By: Pete Vasquez | March 09, 2010

UMass coach Mike Stone feels fortunate about his team having a balance of upperclassmen as well as a fair amount of youth. The Minutemen will look to replace the loss of Mitchell Clegg and Adam Tempesta.

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Baseball

Minutemen looking to 2010 season after surviving cut

By: Dan Gigliotti | March 09, 2010

The Massachusetts baseball team had its best season in six years while rumors swirled about the program getting cut. With that threat no longer in existence, the Minutemen hope to build on their success into 2010.

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