Sporting wedding a playful take on sports and weddings
Brenda Kirkham argues weddings can be treated as sports, detailing planning, uniforms, referees, halftime entertainment, postgame celebrations, and cleanup. She compares etiquette and fanfare to athletic events, concluding weddings deserve a place on the athletic calendar this summer.
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Hewitt Drawn Tough in Wimbledon Opener Against Bjorkman
Top seed Lleyton Hewitt faces veteran Jonas Bjorkman in the first round at Wimbledon as the 21 year old eyes a title after winning Queen's Club. The draw also features Safin Agassi Kafelnikov Sampras in the bottom half with potential quarterfinals and semis shaping the path to a Venus Serena Williams final.
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Israel
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Czech Republic
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Janette Husarova
Slovakia
Monica Seles
Eva Bess
Spain
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South Korea stuns Italy to reach World Cup quarters
South Korea beat Italy 2 1 in overtime to reach the quarterfinals against Spain. Ahn Jung hwan scored in overtime after Seol Ki hyeon forced extra time. Italy, led by Paolo Maldini and Gianluigi Buffon, exits the tournament as Totti faced a red card.
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Seol Ki-hyeon
Christian Panucci
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Lee Min-sung
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Paolo Maldini
Lee Young-pyo
Gianlui
Seol Ki Heyon
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U S ready to face Germany in World Cup clash
United States aims for a semifinal berth against Germany after a 2-0 win over Mexico in the knockout stage. Captain Claudio Reyna recalls a 1998 setback but insists the current squad will attack and not fear the three-time champions. Germany dominated that night with goals from Moeller and Klinsmann and confident play.
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Fresno State official accused of inflated budgets amid deficits
Fresno State chief accountant Les Snyder says he followed Bohl's instructions to craft optimistic budgets that hid a $1 million deficit from 1998 to 2000. The university's audit found $1.16 million in non operating revenue used to balance the books. Snyder accuses Bohl of avoiding cuts to show stability to boosters. Fresno State and Bohl reached a resolution, details undisclosed.
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University of Kansas
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Tiger Woods a step toward grand slam at British Open
Tiger Woods faces Muirfield as he pursues an indisputable Grand Slam, echoed by Jack Nicklaus who endured a neck injury and back tightness preventing a clean bid in 1972. Woods recovered from early bogeys and rode a steady front to a commanding lead, with birdie chances on most holes and minimal risk after a two stroke cushion.
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