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The Broncos signed Peyton Manning! They acquired the ex-Colt Super Bowl champion in a whopping five-year $96 million deal () despite Mannings bad neck. Speaking of Peyton Mannings bad neck the same bad neck that benched him for the entire 2011 season the 36 year-old QB passed a physical exam administered by Broncos doctors. Even though his arm allegedly looks good, Peyton Manning himself is saying hes not 100% when it comes to arm strength and endurance.

Not to worry though: the Broncos have a contingency plan if Peyton never recovers. Head coach John Fox is bringing four quarterbacks to Broncos training camp. How reassuring! As for other Broncos personnel changes (well get to Tebow later), now that Peyton Manning is a Bronco, lots of other former Colts players like Dallas Clark and Jeff Saturday want to be Broncos too! With a young defense, solid wide receivers and a good offensive line (not to mention the good luck of being in a shitty conference) this Broncos team has the potential to be a Super Bowl contender.

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Interview season is well underway for Round 2 business school applicants, which means this is the time of year when we give our MBA admissions consulting clients a great deal of interview coaching. No amount of preparation will guarantee that your interview will go well, but there is plenty that you can do to improve your chances of success.

For one, it helps to know who will conduct your interview. As we have written before, interview styles tend to vary by interviewer type, with admissions officers conducting the most formal, directed interviews and alumni tending to be the most casual. However, no matter who interviews you, a few basic rules of engagement always apply.

Today we look at four ways you can improve your chances of having a terrific business school admissions interview:

Avoid Rambling
Perhaps the surest sign that an interview is going badly is when you find yourself rambling through answers.

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Sixteen dignitaries from Turkey, including members of the Turkish Parliament, representatives from the Ministry of Justice, and professors, spent March 1 at Marquette Law School  to learn about Wisconsin’s experiences with restorative justice and mediation. The law schools Restorative Justice Initiative organized a meeting with them and Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson, Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, retired Wisconsin Court of Appeals and Barron County Circuit Court Judge Edward Brunner, Milwaukee County Chief Judge Jeffrey Kremers, Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Mary Triggiano, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin James Santelle, and Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm, along with other prosecutors and Wisconsin restorative justice professionals. Professor and restorative justice scholar Mark Umbreit, from the University of Minnesota Center on Restorative Justice and Peacemaking, as well as MULS Professors Andrea Schneider and Michael OHear, also attended the meeting. The Turk

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LOUDONVILLE Last season, Siena forward Ryan Rossiter won Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Player of the Year for a team with a losing record.

Junior forward O.D. Anosike, boasting similar credentials, is bidding to join his former teammate in that rare company when the MAAC announces its major awards on Thursday in Springfield, Mass.

However, it doesnt appear that Anosike will accomplish the feat, even though hes averaging a double-double and ranks in the top two in the country in rebounding, just as Rossiter did a year ago.

Iona senior point guard Scott Machado is the solid favorite for the award after leading the Gaels to the MAAC regular-season championship.

Siena coach Mitch Buonaguro, who cant vote for his own player, cast his ballot for Machado, whos leading the country with 10.1 assists per game.

He makes them go, Buonaguro said. When hes not out there, theyre not the same team. I look at that how valuable is this guy?

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Top 25 Showdowns

• Top-ranked Florida cruised to an 8-0 win over No. 19 Central Florida to improve to 4-1 on the season. Jonathon Crawford, who was part of Sundays bullpen meltdown against Cal State Fullerton, rebounded with five scoreless frames, holding the Knights hitless for 4 1/3 innings in his first career start. Gators coach Kevin OSullivan said Monday that he wasnt remotely worried about Crawford, who sat 93-95 with sink against the Titans but fell victim to some well-placed choppers, and his faith was rewarded Wednesday. Daniel Gibson, Bobby Poyner and Ryan Harris combined for four innings of four-hit relief for Florida, and Preston Tucker smacked his third homer of the season to tie UFs career RBIs record.

Other Highlights

• No. 25 Baylor earned its fifth quality win of the young season, beating Texas State 5-1. The Bears broke open a 1-0 game with four runs in the fifth, and five Baylor pitchers held the Bobcats to four hits. In f

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