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A favor from an idol, mentor and friend
Lisa Bluder with Billie Jean King, and also Bluder’s husband, Dave, and daughter Hannah, at the Joe Lapchick Character Award ceremony Sept. 18 in New York. (Photo courtesy of Jenni Fitzgerald)
The nice thing about a good friendship is you...
A homegrown hero
Mildred Fish-Harnack on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in 1923. (Photo: UW Archives)
Clearly, this post is not about sports. But today, Sept. 16, is a day that has been set aside in Wisconsin to honor Milwaukee native Mildred F...
6-on-6: Embracing the good as the sports get a little crazy
Beloved national record store chain Tower Records closed its last store in 2006. (Photo: Caldorwards4/Wikipedia)
Some things in life you just expect are going to change. One day you won’t know who the famous people on the cover of People m...
Volleyball 101: As the sport grows, new fans come along for the ride
Drake volleyball coach Darrin McBroom talks fans through a team scrimmage at the Bulldogs’ Volleyball 101 event Aug. 25. (Photo: Jane Burns)
As a former high school history teacher, Darrin McBroom is more than comfortable sharing knowledge...
6-on-6: History happens when we least notice it
The Phoenix Mercury had two former Iowa Hawkeyes on their roster when they debuted in 1997: Toni Foster (back row No. 0) and Tia Jackson (third from left in front); Foster is in orange striped shirt in the bottom photo. (Image: Phoenix Merc...
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