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SASKATOON 鈥?The University of Saskatchewan has fired men volleyball coach Brian Gavlas following
stanley vaso reports he was aware of a sexual assault charge faced by a player when the team recruited the student athlete.The university announced its decision on Thursday 鈥?three days after player
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NEW YORK 鈥?Museum exhibits tend to be quiet. Not this one.In Play It Loud, an exuberant show that can be heard as well as seen, the Metropolitan Museum of Art takes on the history of rock n ; roll through iconic instruments on loan from some of rock biggest names. There are flamboyant costumes worn by Prince
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