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Elis outlast Bruno in quadruple overtime

It took four periods of overtime for the men's lacrosse team and Yale to settle the score at Stevenson Field Friday night. But in a game with Ivy League playoff implications, the Bulldogs' (6-4, 3-2 Ivy League) Deron Dempster finally found a breakthrough after 14 minutes of scoreless extra time to lift ...


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Track star Mickle '13 breaks 30-year school record

The women's track team had an incredible weekend at the Stanford Invite in Palo Alto last Friday. That night, Olivia Mickle '13, who hails from Sacramento, Calif., ran the 10,000 meter in 33.59 minutes, breaking the Brown record by more than 40 seconds. For her record-setting performance and her likely ...


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Sheehan '12: A bandwagon fan's conversation survival guide

It's pretty awkward that the NHL playoffs have started. With the Boston Red Sox on pace for 135 losses this season and the Boston Celtics re-emerging as the team I knew they could be, I forgot to hold true to my hockey-watching pattern this year. The NHL, though I regularly enjoy watching a Boston Bruins ...


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Bears bested by URI in doubleheader

The women's softball team (6-18, 3-5 Ivy) fell to in-state rival University of Rhode Island (16-19) Wednesday afternoon at the URI Softball Complex. The Bears narrowly lost to the Rams 2-1 in the first game, before being routed 10-1 in five innings in game two.


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Golf squads perform well against Ivies

The men's and women's golf teams are moving into the end of their spring schedules after the women's team came in second over the weekend in its home tournament and the men's team placed fifth, with a 623, at the 36-hole Yale Spring Invitational.


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Trio of Bears set school records

The track and field teams had a busy weekend as they split forces to compete at three different meets across the country. Traveling the farthest were nine distance runners who competed Friday evening at the Stanford Invite in Palo Alto, Calif. Dan Lowry '12, Olivia Mickle '13 and Heidi Caldwell '14 ...


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Bears drop three but outlast Tigers for lone win on weekend

The women's softball team went 1-3 in league play this weekend in doubleheaders against Cornell and Princeton. The Bears dropped two games to Cornell (16-13, 7-1 Ivy) before losing a one-run decision to Princeton (9-20, 5-3) in game one Saturday. But in game two, Bruno (6-16, 3-5) bounced back to salvage ...


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Vamos a España: Bruno faces pro clubs on tour

Seldom do the names 'Atletico Madrid' and 'Brown University' cross paths. But over Spring Break, the men's soccer team took to the field against a starting 11 of youth and reserves players from the storied La Liga club, taking its professional opponents off guard with a 2-0 win. The victory was just ...


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Last-second heroics secure first Ivy win over Penn

The final shot of the game proved to be the most important one for the men's lacrosse team against Penn Saturday. Co-captain Rob Schlesinger '12 scored with 11 seconds remaining to give the Bears (4-6, 1-2 Ivy) an 11-10 victory over the Quakers (1-7, 0-4) at Franklin Field. The win, Bruno's first conference ...


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Sheehan '12: Gambino, Gronk and a self-aware generation

With all due respect to the Walkmen and my sophomore year of high school, the must-see act of this Spring Weekend is without a doubt Childish Gambino. With all due respect to Cam'ron and the Internet meme "you mad!" he started with his epic taunting of Bill O'Reilly, the most pop-culturally significant ...


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Author reflects on Brown's baseball past

Brown has a significant place in baseball history, holding the fourth oldest written record of the game: an 1827 diary entry by Williams Latham 1827, a Brown student at the time, according to Rick Harris,  author of "Brown University Baseball: A Legacy of the Game." When baseball started at Brown, ...


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Hofstra athletic director to replace Goldberger

Jack Hayes was announced as the University's new director of athletics at a ceremonial press conference in the Joukowsky Room of the Pizzitola Center Thursday afternoon. Hayes, a Providence native and the current athletics director at Hofstra University, will succeed the retiring Michael Goldberger ...


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Glenn '14 picks up speed in Seattle, looks to Olympic trials

Swimmer Tommy Glenn '14 competed in his first NCAA Division I Championships last week in Seattle, Wash. Glenn represented Brown in both the 100 and 200 butterfly events and earned All-America Honorable Mention honors after finishing 13th overall in the B Finals 200 fly with a time of 2 minutes, 24.60 ...


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Fencers finish 13th at NCAA Championship

A record six fencers represented Bruno at the NCAA Division I Championship last week and led the team to a 13th place overall finish in a field of 25 schools. Teddy Weller '13 and Kelly McGuire '13 led the way for the Bears, racking up nine points each. Christine Whalen '15, Barrett Weiss '15, Kathryn ...


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Bears lose by the skin of their teeth

In its first outing of the spring season, the men's golf team narrowly missed edging out the University of Arizona. Fighting windy conditions and rustiness, the team fell two strokes short, dropping the contest, 313-311.





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