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Or:
sports.example.com/news
world.example.com/news
Personally I like the subdomains better. But for a very large network like a university subdomains make sense becuase they need emails like somebody@physics.example.edu and also with subdomains the whole subdomain can be pointed at a different ip address and server so the physics department can get the url physics.example.edu This can actually be done with subdirectories also but it would be more confusing for everyone (people would have to remember to always put ./physics/ before their page names for the department, etc).