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Jared Launius>Sophomore>Missouri University

With less than a week left before offices and classrooms nationwide are swept with bracket fever, College magazine has what you need to know for March Madness. Here is our projected Final Four, and who we think will ultimately cut the nets down in 2010.

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Andrew Zaleski>Junior>English>Loyola University Maryland

Mike Dokas is on deadline. A freshman photographer at Villanova University, Dokas has until midnight to snag a memorable shot from the Villanova-Niagara basketball game and produce a back cover for The Villanovan, his college newspaper. He ended up grabbing a shot of then Villanova sophomore Corey Fisher driving to the basket over a Niagara player falling down. “Niagara Falls,” read the headline—Dokas got the shot and the back cover.

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By Alex Rush > Senior > Journalism > University of Maryland at College Park

Most college students are spending Thanksgiving braving holiday traffic, organizing outings with high school pals and talking turkey with relatives. But for college athletes, turkey time means practicing and playing in NCAA games.

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By Jessica Arden Ettinger>Junior>University of Virginia

So what’s your summer like if you’ve already been to the Olympics? Lindsay Meyer, a rising sophomore at Stanford University, tells us: more practicing for the next Olympics.

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Angela Creutzberger JudoBy Jessica Arden Ettinger > Junior > University of Virginia

What did you do this summer—kick up your heels at a beachside bungalow? More power to you, but a few college students had some serious plans for the summer…like training for the next Olympics.

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Angela Creutzberger was a little too busy to shop for her freshman dorm room this summer. At the end of July, she competed for a spot on the National Judo Team at the Junior World Trials and is now focused on the 2012 Olympics in London.