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            <title>Big Man on Bemidji's Campus</title>
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            <description>Undersized and under-recruited out of Madison (Wis.) Edgewood High School, Jordan George left Wisconsin&amp;#39;s hockey hotbed and trekked to Topeka, Kansas, to play in the North American Hockey League.
Three years later, George is one of the WCHA&amp;#39;s most underrated and unknown stars. With former linemate Matt Read playing in last weekend&amp;#39;s NHL All-Star Game, George has found himself the target ...</description>
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            <title>Present, Future Rivals Headed To Right Place</title>
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            <description>Much has been said and written about the direction college hockey is headed in the fall of 2013. Often times, we&amp;#39;ve focused too much on the power players in these new leagues -- why the National Collegiate Hockey Association was formed, and why are the teams in that league, actually the ones in that league.
Those questions haven&amp;#39;t been answered yet, but they will.
When 2013-14 actually comes ...</description>
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