QNS News Headlines Archive for February 6, 2003 – Page 3 of 4

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Queensbridge’s Melissa Del Valle’s rough road to boxing glory

By Arthur V. Claps

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Queens College students protest CUNY rate hikes

By Alexander Dworkowitz

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TimesLedger Athlete of the Week: Rachele Burriesci

Name: Rachele Burriesci

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Queensborough men fall to Dutchess CC, 93-82

By Dylan Butler

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Queens snaps 3-game skid with win over Southampton

By Dylan Butler

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Lady Knights come up short against Lady Colonials, 64-59

By Dylan Butler

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Ingram, Red Storm blow by Hurricanes, 77-74

By Anthony Bosco

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Sacred Heart Bantam ‘B’ boys win three straight, tied for first

The Sacred Heart Bantam ‘B’ boys’ basketball team moved into a tie for first place following three straight wins, improving to 9-3 on the season.

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St. Andrew’s 7th graders save best basketball until the end

The St. Andrew’s seventh-grade boys’ basketball team hosted a tall, tough team from Holy Family Sunday. The Big Green of St. Andrew’s had all they could handle when they first played Holy Family, losing by 12. But this time managed top pull

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Bosco’s Corner: Just take the money and run

By Anthony Bosco

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Caffe on the Green owner apologizes to Asian patron

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda

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Cardozo forfeits spot in Queens Borough Champions

By Dylan Butler

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Borough activists protest possible conflict with Iraq

By Alex Davidson

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Francis Lewis girls win Queens Championship

By Dylan Butler

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Lewis girls team stuns defending ‘B’ state champs

When he assembled his non-league schedule, Francis Lewis girls’ basketball coach Mike Eisenberg wanted a chance to play a quality opponent before the start of the PSAL playoffs.

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Full roster can’t help CK hold off St. Ray’s

By Anthony Bosco

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Kennedy leads St. Francis past stubborn Molloy, 61-59

By Anthony Bosco

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Holy Cross settles for 2-2 tie with St. Joseph by the Sea

By Dylan Butler

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College Round-up: Mims scores 21 to lead Quinnipiac over LIU, 80-69

By Dylan Butler

A Refuge Of Hope: Feeding The Homeless

By QNS News Team

Terrorism In Queens?

By QNS News Team

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Road work in College Pt. causing headaches, delays

By Alexander Dworkowitz

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Brooklyn man, 52, killed crossing Queens Blvd.

By Tien-Shun Lee

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Senior crime victims lose lifeline in ‘Safe City’ cuts

By Tien-Shun Lee

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