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Fuller ’15.5 announces return for 2015 football season

In separate social media posts, wide receiver Brian Strachan ’15.5 and football team quarterback and co-captain Marcus Fuller ’15.5 announced that they will be returning to the team for the 2015 season. While most players are only offered four years of eligibility, Strachan and Fuller were both ...


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Cohan ’17: From the big screen to the hardwood

Over Thanksgiving break, with no classes to fall asleep in and no projects to worry about, I had time to burn my way through an impressive (or depressing, depending on your perspective) number of movies. Some made more of an impression than others, but I enjoyed aspects of every movie, just like I enjoy ...


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Firn ’16: Morality, legality and the NFL

On Nov. 18, the NFL announced that Adrian Peterson would be suspended indefinitely for whipping his four-year-old son back in September. Citing the brutality of Peterson’s offense and his subsequent lack of remorse, commissioner Roger Goodell brought down the hammer on AP, reaffirming the league’s ...


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Blasberg ’18: 76ers vs. Kentucky

Last week, I was watching ESPN in the Ratty for a few passing moments during lunch. Before I scrambled to English class, I heard Colin Cowherd ask who would win a game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team, and it got me wondering. This year’s 76ers ...


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Inconsistency plagues men's hockey in split

One might have thought that a respite from ECAC hockey would be good for the men’s hockey team, which has yet to register a conference win and has been outscored 27-8 in ECAC play. But it was more of the same inconsistent play for Brown this weekend as it beat the University of Connecticut 1-0 but ...


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Men's water polo falls short of NCAA semifinals with loss

The men’s water polo team began and ended its first trip to the NCAA Tournament since 1990 with a loss Saturday night, falling 12-7 to the No. 6 University of California at San Diego. The No. 9 Bears (27-7, 11-1 CWPA) had gained a spot in the tournament by winning the Collegiate Water Polo Association ...


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Conference skid stretches to six for men's hockey

It was a tale of two very different games for the men’s hockey team against Colgate and Cornell this weekend, but the end of the story was the same as it has been all season — two games, zero conference wins. Brown (1-6, 0-6 ECAC) lost to No. 6 Colgate 4-3 in an overtime heartbreaker Friday before ...


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Football team dominates Columbia to give seniors winning send-off

Every team wants to end its year on a high note. And on Saturday, the football team was pitch perfect. The Bears (5-5, 3-4 Ivy) steamrolled Columbia (0-10, 0-7) by a 41-7 tally, sending the Lions to their 21st straight loss and stretching Bruno’s streak to seven consecutive seasons with a .500 record ...


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On Senior Day, Football close season against winless Lions

The football team’s season has not gone the way anyone wanted, but there is an excellent shot it may end on a high note Saturday. The Bears (4-5, 2-4 Ivy) play host to Columbia (0-9, 0-6) in the season finale Saturday with an opportunity to get their final record back up to .500. The season has ...


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Colgate, Cornell to test struggling men's hockey team

After the men’s hockey team started its season with a four-game losing streak, Head Coach Brendan Whittet ’94 wanted to “get back to the drawing board” this week with tilts against No. 6 Colgate and Cornell next up on the schedule. “We need to work on puck management,” Whittet said. “We ...




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