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If you're at West Point, the goal is to "Beat Navy." If you're at Annapolis, the goal is to "Beat Army" (even though Navy's big goal right now is "Beat Tulane"). The AAC may not be stacked with ...

The goat officially became Navy's mascot in 1893, when Navy beat Army with a goat named El Cid occupying the sidelines. When was the last time Navy beat Notre Dame? The Midshipmen last defeated ...

Praising General of the Army George Marshall the President wisecracked: “He [Marshall] succeeded in getting the Navy to cooperate ... possibly to go into New York politics.

Preview the Jameel Prize exhibition, coming to London's V&A, with a focus on moving image and digital media The winner of the V&A and Art Jameel’s seventh international award for contemporary art and ...

On Before The Snap, For The Win's Mitchell Northam breaks down Army's and Navy's undefeated seasons and who has the best shot at the College Football Playoff. Men's college basketball is back.

First, the obvious one, is for Army or Navy to keep winning and win the AAC. It’s unlikely either can make the Playoff as an at-large team. Second, they likely need the Mountain West to beat up ...

We're on to Navy." Navy is ranked alongside No. 23 Army for the first time since 1960 ... to me like he could've played, but I didn't go to medical school or sleep in a Holiday Inn Express ...

This is especially the case with the budget of the Department of the Navy. The bad news: the current Navy budget will not make a stronger military or a larger U.S. fleet a reality. The good news ...

Please startle even us football-god atheists. Please give us what you have been hinting you might provide: a December aglow with two Army-Navy games. One Army-Navy game per year qualifies as manna.

By Emily LaBarge The sprawling PST festival of more than 70 exhibitions doesn’t quite live up to its theme of art and science colliding. But there is a handful of impressive entries.