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Sports News
Basketball Study Examines How Midmajors Get Stars
An analysis directed by a national talent evaluator finds striking trends in physiques and skills.
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At Xavier, Nun Works Out Players? Academic Side
Sister Rose Ann Fleming has been pointing players toward degrees since she became academic adviser i... [continue]
On College Basketball: UConn Women, Like U.C.L.A. Men of Old, Are Good for Basketball
Just as college basketball needed the U.C.L.A. men in the 1960s and ?70s, it now needs the women?s d... [continue]
Rodriguez Tries Glasses, and Mets Like What They See
To help his eyes heal from conjunctivitis, Francisco Rodriguez is resurrecting the wraparound prescr... [continue]
Baffert Readies Lookin at Lucky for Kentucky Derby, Atypically
On Saturday in the Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park, Lookin at Lucky showed that the trainer?s gentle ha... [continue]
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Science News
Researchers Return From Antarctic No-Kill Whale Trip
The international expedition directly challenges the validity of Japan's annua... [continue]
UN Agency: Tiger On Verge of Extinction
Only 3,200 tigers still remain in the wild in Asia, down from 100,000 20 years... [continue]
Scavenging Energy Waste to Turn Water Into Hydrogen Fuel
Scientists harvest small amounts of waste energy and turn water into usable hy... [continue]
Aquatic 'Dead Zones' Contributing to Climate Change
As oxygen-deprived waters increase, they emit more greenhouse gases into atmos... [continue]
Norway Doomsday Seed Vault Hits 1/2 Million Mark
The seed collection is housed 620 miles from the North Pole.
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