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MIT Squash Coach Running for Public Office
|  Nadeem Mazen is a multi-talented person. He is an entrepreneur, activist, faculty member, and a college coach. Now the MIT alum is looking to be a politician.
To see MIT's announcement, please click here.
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Robson Named Mt. Holyoke Head Coach
|  Erin Robson was named this past as the new Head Squash Coach at Mt. Holyoke College.
She served this past season as the interim coach after former coach Allen Fitzsimmons left amid scandal.
Ms. Robson has previously served as the Head Coach at Williams College and Smith College.
To see Mt. Holyoke's announcement, please click here.
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Black Knight Short Story Contest
|  Rules:
Anyone can submit. There is no entry fee.
Stories must be between 1,000 and 5,000 words.
All stories must have at least a glancing relationship to the sport of squash.
The deadline for submission is August 15th, 2013.
To see Daily Squash Report's coverage, please click here.
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New U. Wyoming Prez Pokes Tufts Squash
|  Robert Sternberg started work this past week as the new President at the University of Wyoming.
In outlining his goals for his new university, he poked Tufts University, which he said has sub-standard swimming and squash facilities.
To see the Casper Star-Tribune article, please click here.
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Last Week's Question of the Week
|  When men's and women's professional squash tournaments are organized in conjunction with one another, should the prize money be equal for both?
61% of you answered 'no.'
To see the results page, please click here.
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Hey, Wassup . . . This is Gallo
|  We would not teach squash the way Gallo from Squash Tips does. But we can't stop watching his videos.
'How to Make a Drive,' with Gallo, please click here.
'How Increase the Speed...,' please click here.
'Comprehensive Shot Theory,' please click here.
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Barrington on Squash and the Olympics
|  Jonah Barrington, who put England squash on the world map in the 70s, discusses his thoughts on squash in England, China, Pakistan, Egypt, and the potential impact of Olympic inclusion.
To see Hit the Nick's article, please click here.
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Return of Serve Chess
|  As your game improves, the player receiving the serve may adjust their position on court, and the server will need to adjust his/her target points.
To see Total Squash's video on Return of Serve Chess, please click here.
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LSU Women's Soccer Ab Crickets
|  Working on your core?
LSU Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Brad Price discusses the goals and methods of ab crickets to strengthen the core.
To see LSU's women's soccer workout, please click here.
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TRUTH & Rumors
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 England's Andrew Gillespie is not happy with SquashEzine. - He used Twitter to say "The constant PSA-bashing in your 'Truth and Rumors' section has become tiresome."
- Many top, international tournaments finish on a glass court but start early rounds on a white wall court in a club.
- It is very unfair to the players because the difference between those two types of courts is so dramatic.
- It is like starting a tennis tournament on a grass court and then holding the final rounds on clay.
- The Squashist is very protective of his relationship with US Squash CEO Kevin Klipstein, who he calls an "advanced soul."
- Squash needs more people like France's Nicolas Barbeau. If his writing and publications were done in English, he would have global appeal.
- The energy on and off the court at the recent Men's World Team Championships was unmatched. And no one was discussing how much the players got paid to win each match.
- Ferez Nallaseth (Ph.D) is breathing life into the Rutgers University Squash Racquets Club. He was a top player in India before moving to the States, where he is now a researcher participating in research in cancer in the Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at Rutgers.
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