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the it was like a deeply personal of _ the it was like a deeply personal of the, - the it was like a deeply personal of the, and i the it was like a deeply i personal of the, and that's what the public like. they like a fight, they like something they can really get behind, that's real. i have a responsibility to uphold the eubank name once again. to the tennis — and the men's singles of the canadian open, which is being played in montreal. the top three seeds were all knocked out on wednesday, leaving casper ruud as the highest seed left. the world numberfour, for norway, is through to the quarterfinals, but had to come from behind to beat spain's roberto bautista agut. the first two sets went to tie—breaks, before ruud won the decider, 6—4. and that win for ruud sets up an exciting quarterfinal with home favourite, felix auger aliassime. the canadian, who was born in montreal, came through in straight sets against britain's cameron norrie. he's into the quarters for the first time, and took just over 70 minutes to beat the ninth seed, norrie. went one step further already than i did three years ago,

medvedev in the semifinals after taking just over an hour and a half to get past sweden's mikael ymer in straight sets. in the women's draw the top seed iga swiatek is also through — the world number one won 6—3, 7—5 against montenegro's danka kovinic. that extends her unbeaten run to 31 matches. swiatek�*s in a league of her own lately, chasing a second french open title — and is the only top—ten seed left in the women's draw after aryna sabalenka and paula badosa failed to make it through today. port vale will be back in league one next season, after they beat mansfield 3—0 in the league two play—off final. it's five years since the staffordshire club were relegated to the bottom tier but kian harratt�*s stooping header set them on their way after 20 minutes. and just four minutes later, they made it two. ben garrity�*s header hit the bar but james wilson scored his 15th of the season. mansfield had 0li hawkins sent off

and a half to get past sweden's mikael ymer in straight sets. in the women's draw, the top seed, iga swiatek, is also through — the world number one won 6—3, 7—5 against montenegro's danka kovinic. that extends her unbeaten run to 31 matches. swiatek�*s in a league of her own lately, chasing a second french open title — and is the only top—10 seed left in the women's draw after aryna sabalenka and paula badosa failed to make it through today. port vale will be back in league one next season after they beat mansfield 3—0 in the league two play—off final. it's five years since the staffordshire club were relegated to the bottom tier, but kian harratt�*s stooping header set them on their way after 20 minutes. and just four minutes later, they made it two. ben garrity�*s header hit the bar but james wilson scored his 15th of the season. mansfield had oli hawkins sent off for a second yellow before former mansfield player mal benning wrapped it up for vale late in the second half.

[cheers and applause] this miracle roll continues for saint peter's! the peacocks make history! will: saint peter's clinching that win to become the first ever 15ed seed to make it to the elite eight. the 67-64 victory sets up a matchup with the north carolina tar heels tomorrow night as the peacock faithful are loving every second. meanwhile, the kansas jayhawks held off providence to remain the only top-seeded team till in the big dance, so you probably got at least one out of four in your bracket. an elite matchup with the 10 seed miami hurricanes tomorrow afternoon. you've got one 1 seed left. is that right? just one 1 seed? i don't know if that was the complete elite eight. pete: kansas is a 1, right? if. will: arizona's gone --

Meet 13 Asian and Asian Diasporic Nature and Environment Writers

Expand your perspective on the environment Photo by Avosb/iStock For far too long, Asian Americans have been overlooked in conversations on climate change and the natural world. In a Yale School of Climate Change Communication report that purports to reveal which racial groups care most about climate change, for instance, the results for Asian Americans were unavailable, raising concerns over the low sample size. However, the inability to retrieve data on Asian communities—whether because of language barriers or questions over which ethnic groups are considered Asian American—reveals a more insidious concern: that Asian Americans have always been an afterthought in the national imagination. 

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