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For want of a shoe, the biggest star in college basketball was lost

Image of the Week: Duke star Zion Williamson is injured when his Nike blows out, exposing the smelly insole of his sport’s relationship with shoe companies
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Everything is political now

Opinion: Companies like Gillette and Nike are doing what once would have been unthinkable—linking their brands with politics. They didn’t have a choice.
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Golf’s woes continue despite Olympic return

Yes, they’ll be playing golf in Rio, but away from the Olympics there are mounting signs that golf is in trouble
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March of the sneakerheads: Inside the NBA’s shoe culture

As NBA All-Star Game fever hits Toronto, so too has the sneaker culture that’s become an intrinsic part of basketball
Feet don’t fail them now

Adidas vs. Nike: Sneaker companies run for the money

Adidas and Under Armour make strides against footwear giant
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What students are talking about today (October 17th edition)

Free textbooks in B.C. and a couple of dumb online posts
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The Uniqlo shirt on Novak Djokovic’s back

The Japanese fashion retailer has struck a deal with the tennis star
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Nike’s strange moral universe

Why Joe Paterno is a perfect poster boy for Phil Knight’s sportswear giant
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Nike release limited edition shoes hearkening back to "Back to the Future 2"

With a starting bid of 99 cents on eBay, they were going for $2,000 within 20 minutes