2008 Woodie Awards
With 25 days to go until graduation, it's time for you to do that one thing that you've always wanted to do, yet have never gotten the chance.
For some of you, maybe it's having sex under the button, or it's a five-course meal at Le Bec-Fin.
For me, it's writing a column in poetry.
Ladies and gentlemen, they're out of the red.
For the first time in 23 years, the Penn softball team has guaranteed itself an overall winning record. Such an occasion should warrant a stylish win, and the Quakers did not disappoint.
Penn swept Cornell in a doubleheader yesterday at Warren Field, beating the Big Red 7-1 and 5-4 with equally solid pitching and batting performances.
A day after an extra-inning thriller, Penn made things a little easier yesterday in Lawrenceville, N.J.
The Quakers scored four runs in the first inning and never looked back, thrashing Rider 13-5.
Junior Kyle Armeny led the offensive charge for Penn (17-14), with his team-leading seventh home run, a solo shot in the third, as well as an RBI groundout in the first.
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Pro athlete slaves? Times writer thinks so
Outspoken columnist Rhoden takes on race and education in the U.S. sports landscape
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It took him eight years to complete, but New York Times sports columnist William Rhoden's new book is starting to make some noise. With a title like Forty Million Dollar Slaves, the buzz would have been impossible to avoid.
But at yesterday's "Race and Sports" lecture, sponsored by Penn's Center for Africana Studies, Rhoden proved his book is more than a catchy title.
Outspoken columnist Rhoden takes on race and education in the U.S. sports landscape
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W. Lax: Early decision: Quakers romp to Ivy title
No. 3 Penn erases 14 years of frustration against Tigers to win nation's first automatic NCAA bid
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If only every Penn-Princeton game went this way.
Playing against its archrival, the women's lacrosse team won at least a share of its first Ivy League Championship since 1982, beating the No. 15 Tigers 14-10 during Senior Night at Franklin Field. The Quakers can win the league outright with a victory over Brown on Saturday.
No. 3 Penn erases 14 years of frustration against Tigers to win nation's first automatic NCAA bid
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Five seconds into the second half of the biggest lacrosse game of her life, Penn sophomore Becca Edwards was flat on her back.
Playing against No. 15 Princeton with the Ivy League title on the line, Edwards's stick got caught with an opponent's while she tried to get the opening draw control of the second half.
Whatever it takes to win
How Penn landed a heralded tennis recruit against all odds - and how one man's questionable dealings helped do it
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How Penn landed a heralded tennis recruit against all odds - and how one man's questionable dealings helped do it
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