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Oxford vs Cambridge, rowing and chess - Vimarsana News

Oxford vs Cambridge, rowing and chess

At the end of October, the 139th "Varsity Match" Oxford vs Cambridge was played at the Royal Automobile Club in London. All in all, Cambridge is slightly ahead in matches, but this year Oxford won 5.5-2.5. The match was a real event, with dinner and music by the famous pianist, composer and chess fan Jason Kouchak. | Photo: Jason Kouchak and Victor Vasiesiu, captain of the Oxford team | Photo: John Saunders

A target they'd struggle with in Glasgow - Vimarsana News

A target they'd struggle with in Glasgow

Alan Phillips, David Griffiths, Linda Barr, Mark Paul, Adele Cowie, Ross Krippner, Col Burns

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Sheffield business owners come together again to celebrate life of fallen officer, Sgt. Risner - Vimarsana News

Sheffield business owners come together again to celebrate life of fallen officer, Sgt. Risner

Saturday night, the Shoals community came out for food, fun and to donate money towards the finances of the victims on Oct. 1.

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Families get closer to closure after arrest in murders of young Colorado women - Vimarsana News

Families get closer to closure after arrest in murders of young Colorado women

Alan Lee Phillips was a suspect in the killings of Annette Schnee, 21, and Bobbi Jo Oberholtzer, 29, two women who went missing after they were seen hitchiking out of Breckenridge on Jan. 6, 1982.

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WHAT SHAKESPEARE'S DOING TO STRATFORD | Maclean's - Vimarsana News

WHAT SHAKESPEARE'S DOING TO STRATFORD | Maclean's

By Alan Success is a strange phenomenon. Take the case of my birthplace. This spring it is building a million-and-a-half-dollar classical theatre that Montreal or Toronto might well envy. Yet four years ago it was just another railroad town, a farming centre, conservative and obscure. When anyone asked me where 1 was born 1 told them. "Stratford, in southwestern Ontario, about a hundred miles from Toronto." Then Tom Patterson, a business-paper editor who was also born there, talked Stratford into backing a Shakespearean drama festival. In one summer it became one of the world's great cultural...