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Pac-12 Championships up next for men’s, women’s swimming and diving Women's swimming and diving, as well as men's diving, are set to begin the Pac-12 Championships on Wednesday. The team finished with just one scored meet during the regular season. (Photo: JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com) on February 24, 2021 Men’s and women’s diving will travel to Tucson, Ariz. while women’s swimming heads to Houston, Texas to compete in the Pac-12 Championships. The competitions will begin on Wednesday and last through Sunday.  Men’s swimming’s Pac-12 Championships kick off on Sunday in Houston, last...

The Roys: Three brothers, one MBA Program Billy, Jonathan, and Daniel Roy grew up in Frenchville, Maine. They all earned their bachelor’s degrees at the University of Maine and are now all enrolled in the MaineMBA program. “Honestly, the three of us never planned to work on our MBA’s simultaneously,” Billy says. Jon, who works at the University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center as a research engineer and project manager, was the first to begin the program. Dan and Billy joined him last summer. While the brothers are naturally competitive with each other, t...

RMTC delivers gift of online holiday cheer with free, online Christmas-themed variety show Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre’s online show All Is Bright is intended as a gift from the company to Manitoba theatregoers in lieu of the productions the company has had to cancel this season (and much of the last). Perhaps the more accurate term would be "consolation prize," given the COVID funk in which we find ourselves. In any event, it’s a relentlessly festive piece, kicking off with a cheerful Jennifer Lyon razzle-dazzling Here We Come A-Caroling, dashing from the front of the RMTC buil...

The audience at the Penn & Teller: Fool Us show was definitely jazzed by young magician Daniel Roy’s sleight-of-hand skills when he managed to guess the hidden faces of playing cards using just his senses of sight, touch and hearing. When he then nailed the eight of spades using – allegedly – only his sense of smell, the audience hooted and applauded louder still. But when Roy announced he was going to guess a card based on his sense of taste, a flutter of watchful apprehension went through the crowd. Roy asked his assistant from the audience to tear a tiny piece off one of the cards a...

Evidence before commission chairperson Deputy Judge President Raymond Zondo revealed how Gupta company Regiments Capital was set up to benefit from the Cabinet reshuffle, which shook investor confidence and raised South Africa’s long-term debt by up to R5-billion as the rand and bond costs plummeted. Taking the stand, former Regiments principal Mosilo Mothepu was forthright as she spoke about how Regiments CEO Eric Wood casually told her over morning coffee, more than a month before the event, that Zuma was to fire Nene. At that stage she had “a good relationship” with Wood, who had woo...