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Off the Bench: Treating athletes like family key for UFC

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Off the Bench: Treating athletes like family key for UFC
UFC President Dana White, as the face of the organization, gets a lot of credit for bringing the sport to where it is today. He should also get credit for his management style, which is to put certain values ahead of just making money.
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Presbyterian Church of Johnstown slates VBS
“A Wild Celebration of God’s Unconditional Love” is the theme of this year’s Vacation Bible School at Presbyterian Church of Johnstown.
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Charlie Rangel Invokes Jesus, Moses, Allah to Support Raising the Debt Ceiling
COMMENTARY | Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., whose ethical problems has been the subject of much ink and band width, has decided to get very sanctimonious indeed about the debt ceiling crises. He addressed a plea to religious leaders.
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Top 15 Tweet-Worthy Athletes of the Year

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Top 15 Tweet-Worthy Athletes of the Year
Over the past year, your phones buzzed with an update of a game, of something great that was happening. Your news feeds erupted with post-game reactions to a last-second touchdown, a haunting defeat or a controversial ending. And your twitter accounts nearly exploded with up to the second reports. In a nod to the times, here are our Top 15 Tweet-Worthy Athletes of the Year, those who it’s …
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Iran Bans Valentine’s Day – Report
Iran has banned any cards, gifts, teddy bears or other symbols of Valentine’s Day , according to the Iranian semiofficial ILNA news agency.
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Randy Edsall leaves Connecticut for Maryland
Edsall coached the Huskies for 12 years, winning two Big East Conference titles. He had not told his players of his plans. Randy Edsall , who diligently worked to build the Connecticut football program into a winner, has been hired to pull off a similar feat at Maryland.
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