The College’s baseball team will be heading into the NJAC playoffs riding an 11-game win streak. Currently ranked No. 9 in Division III baseball, the Lions are 28-8 overall and 14-4 in the NJAC.
During the season, head coach Rick Dell earned his 700th career victory with the Lions. […]
A quarterback merry-go-round may have kept the Lions from having a better record than 4-6 on the season. Sophomore Kevin Veillard, junior Jeff Struble, senior Chris Bell and freshman Chris James all spent time under center at some point in the season. All was not lost as three Lions made the All-New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) first and second teams. […]
As of March 16, the College stood in third place for the United States Sports Academy Director’s Cup for NCAA Division III competition. This spring, six Lions varsity teams will see playoff action and look to move the College up in the standings.
Lacrosse leads the pack as it will vie for a three-peat NCAA Division III championship this year. […]
The College’s club tennis team participated in the United States Tennis Association National Campus Championship in Cary, N.C., last week.
The tournament was held April 26-28 and featured 64 teams throughout the nation. Competition featured singles, doubles and mixed-doubles play, using the World Team Tennis format. […]
It was a successful weekend for the College’s track and field team as it participated in the Penn Relays and the Lions’ Invitational. The Lions posted numerous Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) qualifying times.
The women’s 4×800 relay team, comprised of senior Angela Tecco, junior Sara Best, sophomore Stephanie Herrick and freshman Jianna Spadaccini, broke the College record for the event at the Penn Relays by posting a time of 9:13. […]
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In basketball news, Upper Deck Authenticated’s new Kobe Bryant action figure is so realistic you can’t even get the ball out of his hands. […]
The men’s tennis team closed out the 2006-2007 season on Wednesday with a 9-0 shutout victory over Drew University in Madison, N.J., to bring its final regular season record to 11-2 overall.
In doubles competition, the Lions swept three matches. Juniors Michael Klimchak and Roger Mosteller beat Drew University juniors Vikram Rao and Jonathon Pivor by a convincing score of 8-1. […]
The Around the Dorm finals are finally here. Last week, we said goodbye to Signal nation & world editor James Queally and Signal sports assistant Justin Jez. Now Signal managing editor Lauren Kohout and Signal sports editor Brandon Lee will go head-to-head in a battle that will declare the official Around the Dorm champion. […]
The College’s lacrosse team swept the competition this week, scoring victories against Montclair State University and Susquehanna University.
The two wins leave the College with an 11-2 record for the season.
The No. 5-ranked Lions rekindled their rivalry against the Red Hawks with a 12-10 win as the teams met on the field for the first time in more than 20 years. […]
The College’s baseball team will take an 11-game win streak into the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) playoffs after handing losses to William Paterson University, Rutgers University-Newark and Widener University.
“The beginning of the year we started off 6-0 and then we got our first loss. […]
Ever since a woman’s right to an abortion was defined as fundamental in the 1973 landmark case of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court has subsequently curtailed the right to an abortion. In the 1992 case of Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, the Court upheld a number of restrictions on a woman’s right to have an abortion. […]
On April 12 Gov. Jon S. Corzine was critically injured in an automobile accident. While it would be shameful to exploit his accident to make a point, his full recovery now seems inevitable. Therefore, I feel it proper to point out the disappointment I have with his administration. […]
Wednesday, April 18, marked the end of the 2006-2007 term for the Student Government Association (SGA). Since late September, I have reported on a total of 20 SGA meetings. Having spent the greater part of the academic year as an objective observer, I have come to form certain opinions based on my experiences with SGA. […]
As the year draws to a close and the Class of 2007 gets set to announce its gift to the College at graduation, the College is still awaiting the centerpiece of last year’s Senior Class gift – three new clocks for Brower Student Center.
The clocks were to replace those mounted above each entrance to the building and in the food court. […]
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