Coaches focus on emotions as much as skills
sponsored For someone who is just 13 years old, Danny Rupp appears inordinately mature.
The Spokesman-Review
Archives | Monday, Oct. 18, 2010
Local news
- Hospital layoffs hit nurse aides
- Hunter dies in ATV crash in north Spokane County
- Bike-riding bank robbery suspect identified
- 5th District congressional debate is back on
- Boys & Girls Club program supports struggling students
- Billings hopes to lure more motorcycle riders
- In brief: Woman dies 12 hours after two-car crash
- Lakewood cop killer paroled despite violent past
- Murray, Rossi debate taxes, earmarks, stimulus
- ‘Organic’ label vexes hop farmers, brewers
- Roberts talks about bulls, bears, hogs and market rhymes
- Transit game allows public to test budgeting priorities
Nation/World
- No indictment in Seattle man’s 2006 killing of Iraqi
- Judge inclined to reject delay of gay troops order
- 95-year-old WWII rescue planner honored
- As world’s attention moves on, miners return to humble lives
- Charities see donations fall
- Freed American visits Iran bombing site
- In brief: Plane crash kills four on aid flight
- In brief: Two killed when tour bus crashes
- New guidelines seek simpler CPR
- Obama focuses on key voting groups
- Palestinian leader gives terms for state
- Saudis warn of Europe terror threat
Sports
- Keeping up with Jones
- Jessica Fry, Then & Now
- First Look: WSU at Stanford
- Area roundup: Kitsman’s long goal wins for EWU
- Blitzes do their job for Seahawks
- Brady, Branch team up in Patriots’ comeback win in OT
- Heat patiently wait on Wade
- In brief: Federer falls to Murray in Shanghai
- In brief: Hit paralyzes Rutgers tackle
- McMurray spoils things for speedway leaders
- Mediate rides eagles to badly needed win
- NFL briefs: Helmet hits harmful
- On the air
- Oregon climbs to No. 1 in AP poll for first time
- Phillies even NLCS as Owalt, Rollins lead 6-1 win over Giants
- Pitchers back in spotlight for Game 3 of ALCS
- Scoreboard
- Seahawks top division by sacking Bears for rare road win
- Sooners, Ducks top first BCS standings
- Stanford up next for oft-tested Cougars
- Sunday’s peak NFL performers
- Today’s Best
- Today’s menu
Features
- Annie’s Mailbox: Tell sis it’s time to move along
- Do Your Part: Put fallen leaves to good use
- Events
- Horoscope
- Meals in Minutes: Fix a traditional Cuban picadillo
- Miss Manners: Birthday parties a training ground in manners
- Mr. Dad: Father-to-be battles self-doubt
- The Slice: Don’t worry – nobody suspects a thing
- Your week
Blogs
In praise of September weekends…
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Another summer of keeping sparrows at bay
Well, it was another successful summer for our scarehawk. About a foot high and made of molded plastic, he stands tall and proud in our backyard. He perches atop a ...
If every Saturday is like yesterday, it’s no wonder college football is so loved
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Non-conference college football games are fun. Sometimes they are even spectacularly fun. But they don’t have anything on conference games. Especially on the West Coast. ...
Weekend Wild Card — 9.24-25-16
On Friday, US Sen Ted Cruz finally quit playing hard to get and pledged his support to GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, even though Trump used to refer to Cruz ...