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This was no empty boast: Doug had boxed intercollegiately as a light heavyweight and in his city office had a silver cup to prove it.
The Houseguest Thomas Berger 2008
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That continued after I went to MIT, and I played intercollegiately my freshman year.
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They can only do the latter if the player did not play intercollegiately in the interim, and such a contract must be for at least three seasons.
Blog a Bull 2009
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The men were ranked as high as 10th before ending the fall at No. 47, while the women closed at No. 32; these are out of over 300 schools that compete intercollegiately on the Division I level.
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The men were ranked as high as 10th before ending the fall at No. 47, while the women closed at No. 32; these are out of over 300 schools that compete intercollegiately on the Division I level.
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The men were ranked as high as 10th before ending the fall at No. 47, while the women closed at No. 32; these are out of over 300 schools that compete intercollegiately on the Division I level.
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The men were ranked as high as 10th before ending the fall at No. 47, while the women closed at No. 32; these are out of over 300 schools that compete intercollegiately on the Division I level.
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The men were ranked as high as 10th before ending the fall at No. 47, while the women closed at No. 32; these are out of over 300 schools that compete intercollegiately on the Division I level.
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The men were ranked as high as 10th before ending the fall at No. 47, while the women closed at No. 32; these are out of over 300 schools that compete intercollegiately on the Division I level.
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Or the men’s track team that offers to pay $1500 a year per person to be allowed to compete intercollegiately just like their female scholarship counterparts — male privilege in action, that is.
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