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Mississippi State Rack and Rollin'

Two weeks ago, Pat Summitt surveyed the national scene and said this: "A lot of people don't have Mississippi State on their radar screen and they should." Never argue with Pat. Mississippi State is climbing the rankings -- moving from No. 25 to No. 19 in this week's poll -- and the ladder of national recognition,...

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05/23/12 Clinton firm won't pay debt for Source: The Lowell Sun - Lowell MA A Clinton-based manufacturing firm opted to withdraw its support for the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce after being asked to help pay off the organization's large debt.
05/22/12 Clinton firm confirms it wouldn't pay chamber debt Source: Sentinel and Enterprise - Fitchburg MA A Clinton-based manufacturing firm opted to withdraw its support for the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce after being asked to help pay off the organization's large debt.
05/18/12 Wachusett Chamber of Commerce abruptly closes Source: The Banner - West Boylston MA CLINTON Citing the poor economy, the 97-year-old Wachusett Chamber of Commerce abruptly announced it is closing its doors today.
05/17/12 Burns Elected As Secretary Of WBCA Executive Committee Source: Mountain West Conference San Diego State head coach Beth Burns has been elected to remain as the secretary of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Board of Directors' Executive Committee for the 2012-13 academic year, the WBCA announced on May 16.
04/27/12 Burns Receives Honorary Phi Kappa Phi Membership Source: Mountain West Conference Aztec women's basketball head coach Beth Burns will receive an honorary membership to the Phi Kappa Phi honor society on Friday at an afternoon ceremony at the Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center on campus.

Background on Beth Burns

Beth Burns is the head women's basketball coach at San Diego State. She is in her second stint as head coach at SDSU after coaching there from 1989 to 1997. She guided San Diego State to four NCAA tournaments, and was a three time Western Athletic Conference coach of the year.

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