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I know what you must be thinking, “Is the Super Bowl just a very large bowl?” No, it is not. Many are excited to watch this Super Bowl, the finale to a season of American Football. It is strange. There’s a ball, but not i...

by Daniel Cashmar

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When Magic and Muggles Meld

As spectators crossed the East River over the weekend they were greeted by vendors selling all things magical, the smell of turkey legs and teams from five countries playing a muggle version of the wizard and witch game of pop ...

by Jasmine Haefner

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Stony Brook Bests Albany, 31-28

Photo by Nick Statt It has been a year of precedents for Stony Brook Football. For the first time in history, the Seawolves (9-3) played in and won their conference championship on November 19 against Liberty University. That 4...

by Vin Barone

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Stony Brook Goes 1-3 at the Quidditch World Cup

As spectators crossed the East River over the weekend they were greeted by vendors selling all things magical, the smell of turkey legs, and teams from five countries playing a muggle-version of a wizard and witch game of pop c...

by Jasmine Haefner

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MLB Hot Stove Report

The 2011-12 MLB off-season should be a very eventful one. There are many players eligible for free agency who could be on the move. Let’s take a look at a few of them: Albert Pujols: Arguably the best hitter in baseball over ...

by Matt Maran

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The Jets’ Holding Pattern

The Jets are not off to a great start this season. There were very high expectations, and thus far the team has not performed as well as most thought they would. NFL Hall of Famer and former Jets quarterback, Joe Namath, recent...

by Matt Maran

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