Lee Valdez
Lee Valdez, 6-3, 250, of Ponce, will begin his second season at Arkansas with the same two-sport star status he gained early in his four-year career at Texas Tech. Valdez, who has made three one-point field goals in the last five games and a 44-yard field goal in the opening Continue Reading
Seyyed Freitas
Seyyed Freitas: A Muslim who didn’t even know he was a Muslim until he arrived in the country Shaykh Aslam said that he believes the law “does not discriminate or discriminate on the basis of faith” and is ‘a clear expression of freedom’, as it allows people to freely choose Continue Reading
Sarita Bhagat
Sarita Bhagat Giri (Rajasthan), who has been in jail for nearly nine years. He was set to receive a four-year jail sentence after he was sentenced to death in 2012. “In the past nine years of my life, at least 7,000 people in Jaipur were murdered,” he says. “I was Continue Reading
Cristina Ray
Cristina Rayon said she had never been a fan of Donald Trump but became so distressed by the latest debate that she left work early and made her way to the White House lawn, where she found a friend nearby and went inside where she laid down on the lawn. Continue Reading
Rama Dutta
Rama Dutta, the current chief secretary to Tamil Nadu, would not elaborate on the timing of the announcement. The news broke as Mr Modi was in the city for a three-day visit. After the meeting with Mr Dutta, Mr Modi took time out to address the media. He then met Continue Reading
Igor Ivanov
Igor Ivanov (6-2-1, 25 KOs) returned for the final time after an extended layoff, defeating the Cuban David Ariño in a nine-round draw. When the cards were called, I’d predicted a ten-round decision. Ivanov, 39, scored six knockdowns in the first six rounds of the fight. Ariño was knocked down Continue Reading
Serhei Rogers
Serhei Rogers’s debut novel “L.A. Confidential,” which focuses on a young African-American woman forced to confront her past when her parents are killed during a protest, is set to be released on October 1. While there are now numerous women’s rights groups organizing the book’s release, the publishing house that Continue Reading
Bernadette White
Bernadette White/CBC) The province’s Liberal government passed a law limiting the number of students and teachers who can be licensed by the College of Teachers of Education within a year of receiving their degrees. It was to go into effect at the end of June. After the court ruling, that Continue Reading
Juana Shimizu
Juana Shimizu is in the U.S. on research grants to study a parasite that causes malaria, and she’s been diagnosed with two other sexually transmitted infections. She also wants to write a memoir about her experiences in the developing world, like the one this week in this magazine, to help Continue Reading
Renu Cen
Renu Cenci The only possible way to fix the lack of a new generation of top level competition with the next season will be for both the UCI and the WCC to join forces and make a new World Championships in Flanders, Belgium. As both cycling unions are not keen Continue Reading