Christy Monier, Charles Nixon
Christy Ann Monier and Charles Andrew Nixon were married Saturday in Huntington, N.Y.
Michael Grover and Nunzio Lupo
Michael McInally Grover and Nunzio Michael Lupo were married in Boston Tuesday evening at the W Boston hotel. J
Do You Pay Foreign Transaction Fees on Your Cards?
Why would you willingly pay a foreign transaction, or currency conversion, fee on a credit or debit card?
Emily Andariese, Ady Wright
Emily Cecilia Andariese and Adrian Peter David Wright were married Saturday evening at the Water Club in Manhattan.
Erin Kotheimer and Pepijn Helgers
Erin Elizabeth Kotheimer and Pepijn Marijn Helgers were married Saturday in Washington at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle.
Apologizing, Woods Sets No Date for Return to Golf
Tiger Woods was contrite in his first appearance since a car accident set off a wave of revelations about his life.
Players See Sincerity, but Many Just Prepare to Play
When Tiger Woods issued his televised public apology, members of the news media far outnumbered players at the W.G.C.-Accenture Match Play Championship.
The TV Watch: Vulnerability in a Disciplined Performance
Tiger Woods’s apology was an open confession by a notoriously disciplined and self-contained professional athlete, and a highly expert and disciplined performance.
Macklin, Walker Lifts Florida Past Ole Miss 64-61
OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -- Vernon Macklin scored a career-high 22 points and Erving Walker converted six consecutive free throws in the final 41 seconds as Florida defeated Mississippi 64-61 on Saturday.
No. 8 West Virginia Beats Seton Hall 75-63
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) -- Kevin Jones and Devin Ebanks scored 16 points apiece and No. 8 West Virginia overcame another late meltdown against Seton Hall to beat the banged-up Pirates 75-63 on Saturday.
A Revival Of a Team Starts With Its Coach
Coastal Carolina Coach Cliff Ellis has been to the N.C.A.A. tournament with bigger programs, but he is enjoying the ride with the Chanticleers.
In Big Ten, Teams Find It’s Crowded at the Top
With only three weeks left in the regular season, the competition for the Big Ten’s title and awards remains close.
Yes, It’s a Free Throw, but It’s Not a Given
If shooting a free throw is so easy, how come so many college basketball players struggle at the line? Focus, repetition and confidence are keys to success.
Quotation of the Week
Shaun White, 23, the two-time Olympic snowboarding champion, telling reporters that he would love to visit the White House.
Prime Number
345: The average amount, in millions of dollars, earned by the 400 highest-earning households in the United States in 2007.
Soccer Roundup: Late Substitutes Spark Everton to a ‘Brilliant Victory’
Everton stunned visiting Manchester United in an early English Premier League match on Saturday.
Pettersen Is Pulling Away in the L.P.G.A.’s Season Opener
Suzann Pettersen had her third straight bogey-free round Saturday, shooting a four-under-par 68 and opening a five-stroke lead in the season-opening Honda PTT L.P.G.A. Thailand.
Teams Are World Apart, but Bound by Excellence
The Yomiuri Giants are the Yankees of Japan and the Yankees are, well, the Yankees.
Brazil Ruling Party Candidate Vows Continuity
BRASILIA (Reuters) - President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's chief of staff on Saturday vowed to continue Brazil's investor-friendly economic policies if she won the October 3 presidential race as the ruling Workers' Party candidate.
No. 18 Butler Runs Over Siena 70-53
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Shelvin Mack scored 23 points and Gordon Hayward had 15 points and 12 rebounds to lead No. 18 Butler to a 70-53 victory over Siena on Saturday that extended the nation's longest winning streak to 17 games.