Revisiting Rob Ray’s Career with the Buffalo Sabres
Last year I wrote that Rob Ray should be the next person the Buffalo Sabres inducted into their team Hall of Fame, and evidently they listened. In a video during the first period of last Saturday's matchup with the Florida Panthers, it was announced that Ray will indeed become the ...
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4 Takeaways From Sabres’ 5-2 Win Over the Coyotes
The Buffalo Sabres have been trying to find consistency all season, and they’re finally starting to get on a roll. The Arizona Coyotes, who had recently defeated the last five Stanley Cup champions in consecutive games, came into Buffalo as losers of two straight. They appe...
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5 Sabres Who Should Be in Team’s Hall of Fame
After it sat defunct for nine years, the Buffalo Sabres re-activated their Hall of Fame last season so that Ryan Miller could be inducted when his number was retired in January. It remains unclear if this was just a one-time-only occasion or if the team plans on furt...
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Radical reprint: The Napoli revolt of 1913
On a cold day in the wake of a war, starving Italian citizens wanted to put up a poster against raised tariffs but were told to hop it by the government - which in short order was faced with 100,000 protesters and severe rioting.
Italy's imperial excursion to Libya in 1911-
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On a cold day in the wake of a war, starving Italian citizens wanted to put up a poster against raised tariffs but were told to hop it by the government – which in short order was faced with 100,000 protesters and severe rioting. Italy’s imperial excursion to Libya in 1911-12 had caused a great
To mark Freedom Press’s fundraising campaign to publish A Normal Life, the autobiography of “Greek Robin Hood” Vassilis Palaiokostas, this piece recounts the events of when Vassilis and his brother, Nikos, kidnapped and ransomed a Greek industrialist in 1995. The brothers, whose nicknames range from "The Phantom" to "The Greek Robin Hood", were known throughout the 1990s and 2000s as the country's most successful bankrobbers and prison escape artists — and among the working classes for their habit of robbing from the rich to give to the poor.
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