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Fencing squads prevail at weekend tourney

The Bears posted another set of impressive scores in the second half of the Northeast Fencing Conference tournament last Saturday. The men's team was victorious, and the women's team posted a pair of one-bout losses to Vassar College and Brandeis University.


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Squads come away with silver

The men and women of indoor track both claimed second place last Friday at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games, their first meet since the end of winter break.  


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A not-so-fond farewell to the 2010 NFL season

Hello, Brown Daily Herald reader in the Ratty. Yes, you with the bagel and the Special K. And greetings to you, guy in the Blue Room who just spilled the mustard all over the bottom of this page. Thank you all for being here today, whether you are a regular reader of the column or you found a copy left ...


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Squad posts pair of last-place finishes

The gymnastics team tumbled into the new season over winter break, placing third in its home opener against Towson University and the University of Bridgeport. The Bears also traveled to Rutgers University, where they notched 184.725 points in a fourth-place finish against the host Scarlet Knights, ...


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W. icers endure winless stretch

The women's hockey team has struggled mightily over the past two months, compiling a 0-8-1 record. The Bears (2-14-3, 1-8-3 ECAC) scored only seven goals over the course of nine games, though five have come in the past two games — losses at St. Lawrence University (12-11-2, 7-6-0) and Clarkson ...


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The mild mild West: a very early preview of the NFL playoffs

The stage is set. A Monday-night football game with playoff implications. With time pushing the NFL schedule to the pivotal final third of the season, every game counts. The winner of this matchup will find itself just a game behind the division leader. It has all the makings of a huge game.


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McGonagill '14 ready to play ball

For incoming freshmen, the transition to college can be difficult. For student athletes, it can be hard to balance their new lives with the commitments they must uphold to their team. It can be even harder for a freshman to start on the team, as the athlete is burdened with even greater responsibility. ...


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M. soccer loses 2-0 in Sweet 16

After an upset win last week to get to the final 16 NCAA teams, the No. 22 men's soccer team fell Sunday 2-0 at No. 6 University of California at Berkeley, finishing its season at 12-4-4 overall.


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Upset hopes put on ice, but m. hockey ties twice

BOSTON — The men's ice hockey team (3-2-3, 2-1-1 ECAC), fresh off a pair of conference wins over Cornell and Colgate, played strong this week to earn ties on the road against two of the premier teams in college hockey, No. 6 New Hampshire (7-2-4) and No. 2 Boston University (7-1-5). In both games, ...





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