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Sochi's a Wrap
Sochi's a Wrap
Sochi's a Wrap
The Sochi Winter Olympics came to a close on Sunday, with host Russia finished just ahead of the United States in the medal standings othe U.S. men's hockey team finishing off the podium with a disappointing 5-0 loss to Finland in the bronze medal game. Here's a recap of the final weekend of the Sochi Games.
Winter Olympics: Sochi Endures for its Celebrated Games
Winter Olympics: Sochi Endures for its Celebrated Games
Winter Olympics: Sochi Endures for its Celebrated Games
By Holly Demaree | BSU at the Games . The Sochi Winter Olympics are 17 days of competition that ends Sunday. For some spectators, getting to the Winter Olympics takes more than a day of constant travel, with the inconvenience and jet lag drifting away on arrival in the Black Sea resort city...
Winter Olympics Offer Vision of Better World — If Anyone is Watching
Winter Olympics Offer Vision of Better World — If Anyone is Watching
Winter Olympics Offer Vision of Better World — If Anyone is Watching
By Adrianna Howell | BSU at the Games Please raise your hand if you remember all the hype and hubbub of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. Please keep your hand up if you knew this year was also an Olympic year. Why is it that the Summer Games seem to draw so much more of a crowd than the Winter Games?
Winter Olympics: Securing the Sochi Games [Video]
Winter Olympics: Securing the Sochi Games [Video]
Winter Olympics: Securing the Sochi Games [Video]
By Joe Ruley | BSU at the Games Russia has created one of the world’s largest security forces for the Sochi Winter Olympics. Doug Fry is in Sochi, Russia, to cheer on his daughter, Lyndsey Fry, a forward on the U.S. women's hockey team. The Chandler, Ariz., resident doesn't mind the security at Shayba Arena and elsewhere in Sochi given the potential threats. “It makes me feel better, and I don’t t
Winter Olympics: Indiana Skier Finds Way to Part in U.S. Slopestyle Sweep
Winter Olympics: Indiana Skier Finds Way to Part in U.S. Slopestyle Sweep
Winter Olympics: Indiana Skier Finds Way to Part in U.S. Slopestyle Sweep
By Zach Huffman | BSU at the Games It’s not even been three years since the International Olympic Committee brought slopestyle skiing into the Winter Olympics. But it is what kids have been doing across the globe at ski areas and resorts for years. In terrain parks in the U.S. from coast to coast, skiers were riding every rail they could find and hucking themselves off mounds of snow wherever poss

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