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Zach Charbonnet runs for 3 TDs, UCLA routs Hawaii in opener

Zach Charbonnet rushed for 106 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half of his UCLA debut Saturday, as the Bruins rolled to a 44-10 nonconference victo

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McDermott wins it for Baxter

McDermott wins it for Baxter 6 Mins Read Heads you win: Baxter defender Matt McDermott (right) heads clear despite being pressured by Somerville striker Conor Mcfall last Saturday. Picture: Darryl Kennedy Share BAXTER triumphed in a nine-goal thriller against local rival Somerville Eagles at Tyabb Central Reserve on Saturday. One of the games of the season had spectators spellbound as the visitors recovered from a two-goal deficit to win 5-4 and clinch the inaugural Eagles Cup, which will be contested each time these sides clash in the league. Football Victoria CEO Kimon Taliadoros witnessed the gripping contest and presented the Cup to Baxter captain James Foster along with a trophy struck by FV especially for the occasion.

McDermott wins it for Baxter - Bayside News

McDermott wins it for Baxter Share BAXTER triumphed in a nine-goal thriller against local rival Somerville Eagles at Tyabb Central Reserve on Saturday. One of the games of the season had spectators spellbound as the visitors recovered from a two-goal deficit to win 5-4 and clinch the inaugural Eagles Cup, which will be contested each time these sides clash in the league. Football Victoria CEO Kimon Taliadoros witnessed the gripping contest and presented the Cup to Baxter captain James Foster along with a trophy struck by FV especially for the occasion. Taliadoros had just watched a battle with wild momentum shifts and stunning goals.

Wound healing, infection can be determined by genetics

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James Meredith, Charles Pickering talk civil rights in Mississippi

ELLISVILLE — Learning about civil rights is much easier than living it, Jones College President Jesse Smith told students Monday during a Charles Pickering Honors Institute panel discussion in the Fine Arts auditorium. The discussion focused on racial discrimination in education in the early 1960s in  Mississippi and how it impacts students today. "Those were some of the most horrific times," Smith said. "None of you as students will ever know what that was like." He challenged students to put themselves in the shoes of others and try to see the world through their eyes and appreciate what their predecessors accomplished. 

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