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Author “The Soul of Basketball.” Former SI, NBA.com etc. Read “Word of Eugene” for sermons on sports at wordofeugene.substack.com. See more @ChurchofBalls.
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By Ian Thomsen Verified
| Sports Illustrated México Verified
Cada sábado, Sports Illustrated México reedita íntegramente una gran historia del archivo de la revista. La selección de hoy es SHOW TIME!, de Ian Thomsen, publicada originalmente el 27 de abril de 1998.
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Why the 4th of July Has More Mass Shootings Than Any Other Day

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By Ian Thomsen Verified
| Northeastern Global News
Amid the celebrations of American independence comes sobering news from Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox. July Fourth ranks annually as the most violent day of the year, his research shows. Since 2006, there have been five mass killings (of four or more victims) by gunfire on July 4, according to the Associated Press/USA TODAY/Northeastern University Mass Killings Database, the most extensive data source on the subject. The trend is affirmed by the Gun Violence Archive.
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How a student project turned into a working relationship with the MBTA

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By Ian Thomsen Verified
| Northeastern Global News
Nearing the end of their academic journey, the Northeastern students found themselves in a conference room with leaders of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority — the provider of public transportation throughout Greater Boston. The students had spent months investigating problems and devising potential solutions around the nation’s oldest subway system.
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