Golf's two solitudes: developers scramble to serve high-end players

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Many high-end public golf courses in both the US and Canada now charge as much as $100 per round, making the sport too expensive for many people. The Professional Golfers' Assoc has built some affordable courses, but the sport's popularity may decline if more are not built.

Planning, Prices and rates, Public opinion, Golf, Golf courses, Professional Golfers' Association

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What is 'abuse'?

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Many people criticized the research of sociologists Katherine Kelly and Walter DeKeseredy when they reported that 81% of the 3,142 women college students they had surveyed reported that they had suffered some form of abuse from men during the previous 12 months.

Social aspects, Women, Crimes against, Women college students

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Homegrown talent

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Canadian-born baseball players are making a big impact in the major leagues. During the recent expansion draft, Nigel Wilson of Ajax, Ontario, was the first player selected by the Florida Marlins.

Canada, International aspects, Baseball players, Professional baseball, Baseball (Professional)

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