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Dayton Upsets Kentucky in Final Seconds
Ally Malott scored 28 points and Amber Deane added 23 to lead No. 7-seeded Dayton to a 99-94 upset of second-seeded Kentucky on Sunday in the round of 32 game in Lexington, Ky.Sports
Miami, Helped by 3-Pointers, Upsets Washington; Northwestern Falls to Arkansas
The sophomore Adrienne Motley scored 30 points, and 11th-seeded Miami beat sixth-seeded Washington, 86-80, in an opening-round game.| Regional - Round 2 | |||
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Gene-Altered Apples and Potatoes Are Safe, F.D.A. Says
The Food and Drug Administration said that genetically engineered nonbrowning apples and bruise-resistant potatoes were as safe and nutritious as their conventional counterparts.N.Y. / Region
After Bruising Winter Took Its Toll on Roads, Asphalt Is a Hot Commodity
A particularly cold winter left some towns with more potholes than they could handle. Now that it’s time to fix the roads, asphalt is in demand.Opinion
Skills in the New Economy
Danny Groner, a reader, writes that “every role at a company, big or small, should be treated as a leadership role.”Opinion
Clean Air Act and Dirty Coal at the Supreme Court
The name of the law is not the Coal Industry Protection Act, despite what that industry’s advocates seem to want.N.Y. / Region
Cuomo Fights Rating System in Which Few Teachers Are Bad
Less than 1 percent of teachers in New York State were rated ineffective over all, and principals’ evaluations are often responsible for the high scores.Opinion
Why Health Care Tech Is Still So Bad
Electronic records will transform medicine, eventually.Technology
Bill Would Limit Use of Student Data
The Student Digital Privacy and Parental Rights Act would place constraints on how education technology companies use or disclose students’ personal information.Food
Winter Vegetables for Spring Holidays
There’s a place for red radishes, cauliflower and carrots at the table for Easter and Passover.World
A Day After a Killing, Afghans React in Horror, but Some Show Approval
Differing responses to the mob killing in Kabul of a mentally troubled woman accused of burning the Quran show how Afghans’ commitment to Islam can clash with Western values of individual rights.Opinion
The Myth of High-Protein Diets
Sugar isn’t the only villain. The hazards of meat are understated.Science
With Expansion of Medicaid, Some States Are Identifying More New Diabetes Cases
A new study suggests that because of the Affordable Care Act, the disease is being diagnosed earlier in poor Americans.Sports
Wisconsin Prevails as Coastal Carolina Fades After Strong First Half
The Chanticleers shot 52 percent in the first half, but Frank Kaminsky and the Badgers proved too potent and advanced easily.World
Liberia Reports First Ebola Case in Weeks
Confirmation that a patient tested positive deflated hope that Liberia was now free of the Ebola virus.Technology
Amazon Wins Approval to Test Delivery Drones Outdoors
While Amazon can now move its tests from inside a warehouse, the retailer still has a long way to go to realize its vision of autonomous delivery drones.Opinion
McConnell and Coal
A reader criticizes Senator Mitch McConnell for his opposition to rules limiting emissions.Business Day
Bar Exam, the Standard to Become a Lawyer, Comes Under Fire
Many law school deans have begun to openly question the mechanics of the test, and some states are even exploring other options.Opinion
Britain’s Surveillance State
A parliamentary committee has proposed legal reforms, but they would do little to protect individual privacy.Travel
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