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Anthony Rimel

Corvallis
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Former newspaper reporter, current grad student.
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Women’s basketball team warmly welcomed home by fans

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By Anthony Rimel
| Albany Democrat-Herald
The celebration of the return of the Oregon State University women’s basketball team Monday following their tough loss the day before to the University of Connecticut was a subdued affair — especially compared to the boisterous celebration last week, when the team returned to Corvallis after punching its ticket to the Final Four. OSU staff members ushered most of the fans into Gill Coliseum before the team arrived.
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Auction and music open Mr. and Ms. Spartan event

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By Anthony Rimel
| Corvallis Gazette-Times
The Mr. and Ms. Spartan competition’s A Capella Night this Wednesday will give community members a chance to hear performances by a variety of local musical ensembles. And while the choirs are the headline performers for the event, the competition’s contestants have been hard at work on the event’s other half: the silent auction.
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Philomath hosting robotics competition

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By Anthony Rimel
| Corvallis Gazette-Times
Philomath High School’s gym was fairly empty Thursday evening. That is, it was fairly empty until 30 high school robotics teams from Oregon and Washington rolled in and began setting up tents, hanging banners, wheeling in carts full of tools and hauling in their 100-plus pound robots.
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