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(CNN) -- European soccer body UEFA has issued a statement after an 11-year-old boy managed to invade the pitch and pose as a member of Chelsea Football Club's entourage following this week's Europa League Final. He follows a (dis)honorable line of ...

Alexandra Hall doesn't regret taking out student loans to pay for her degree at Oklahoma State University. But when she went through an online exit counseling session at the end of the spring semester and saw the words "Total Owed: $37,000" flash ...

Meet Coach Joe Gibbs at the 2013 NABD BHPH National Conference. Coach Joe Gibbs Keynotes at NABD. Spireon, the leading innovator of Mobile Resource Management (MRM) and Business Intelligence Solutions that connect companies to their mobile assets ...

I cannot wait for the completion of construction of the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta because I can make plans to not visit it. Once again, the late great Derrick Thomas has been shut out of the Hall. After , Ivan Maisel of ESPN.com had ...

Bennett College has tapped an attorney turned college administrator as its new president. The private women's college announced Monday that Rosalind Fuse-Hall will become the school's 17th president July 1. Board of trustees Chairman Charles ...

PITTSBURGH — Jarvis Jones is not James Harrison. For one thing, there's the hair. The rookie Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker has long dreadlocks that appear under his helmet and skitter across his name when he sprints into the backfield.

(Adds later picks) NEW YORK, April 25 ( ) - Selections in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall on Thursday (pick number, NFL team, player, position, college): 1-Kansas City, Eric Fisher, offensive tackle, Central Michigan ...

Texas Longhorns safety Kenny Vaccaro didn't have to wait too long in the Green Room at Radio City Music Hall on Thursday night to hear his name called in the 2013 NFL Draft, as the took him off the board with the 15th selection. The Longhorns may ...

As fans filed into Webster Hall in New York City last week, a note from indie rock band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs wasted no syllables in laying down the law. "Please do not watch the show through a screen on your smart device/camera," it said, along with ...