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  First Place All but Secure

  Rachel Andrew – Published February 6, 2012

  Despite a slow first half, Concordia’s men’s basketball team eventually proved to the near-capacity Friday night home crowd why they deserve their top 10 ranking in Canada

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  Think Outside the Box

  David Murphy – Published February 6, 2012

  Terry Brule jokes that when you walk into Concordia’s Le Gym athletic complex, you can hear the pounding music—and the groans coming from those in his boxercise class.

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  Dryden Talks Game

  David Kaufmann – Published February 6, 2012

  A crowd filled the Indigo bookstore in Place Montréal Trust Feb. 2 to hear former Montreal Canadiens goaltender and politician Ken Dryden talk about his book, The Game, and weigh in on the concussion crisis currently rocking the hockey world.

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  Overtime Winners

  Andrew Maggio – Published January 31, 2012

  Nicholas Champion made 35 saves and Michael Blundon scored the overtime winner as the Stingers defeated the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Patriotes 4-3 in a closely contested game on Jan. 25.

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  Rugby Legend Rees Passes Torch

  Richie Daly – Published January 30, 2012

  Arguably the most famous Canadian Rugby player and a recent inductee into the International Rugby Board Hall of Fame, Gareth Rees, graced the field at Loyola on Saturday, preaching the basics of a game on the rise.

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  The Frustration Continues

  David Kaufmann – Published January 30, 2012

  They came, they competed, but they couldn’t stay out of the penalty box.

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  More Than A Game at Loyola

  David Murphy – Published January 30, 2012

  Concordia students may recognize the name Ed Meagher as the title of the old hockey arena at Loyola campus, right next to Loyola High School and the PERFORM Centre.

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  Running on Empty

  Paolo Mingarelli – Published January 24, 2012

  Concordia’s men’s hockey team were eager to get two points over the visiting Carleton Ravens last Saturday, but, playing their fifth game in eight days, they ran out of steam by game’s end, dropping their third of those five games.

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  Perfect Season Not to Be

  Kathryn Eveleigh – Published January 24, 2012

  Concordia’s women’s basketball team will not be finishing the 2011-12 season with a perfect record after dropping the ball in last Saturday’s matchup against the McGill Martlets, falling 57-52.

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  Patriotes Steamroll Stingers

  Tyler Finigan – Published January 23, 2012

  A 6-4 loss against L’Universite de Quebec a Trois-Rivieres had Concordia’s men’s hockey team bowing their heads on Jan. 18.