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Henry Newton '21

Managing Sports Editor

What did you do over break: Men's Tennis

What did you do over break: Men's Tennis

The Mammoths got off to a strong start, downing two ranked opponents before falling to both eighth-ranked Washington University in St. Louis and 14th-ranked Case Western Reserve University. Amherst, however, was not without success, as the team would see itself victorious over 13th-ranked Kenyon College and 15th-ranked Carnegie Mellon University.

What did you do over break: Softball

What did you do over break: Softball

The Mammoths started with a packed schedule, facing five opponents over four days and winning those first games. However, the Mammoths’ undefeated season came to a close against second-ranked Illinois Wesleyan University, who downed Amherst by a score of 8-0. Amherst would go on to finish the break with a

What did you do over break: Women's Tennis

What did you do over break: Women's Tennis

Other than an 8-1 loss to top-ranked Emory University, the women’s tennis team was perfect over spring break, finishing with a 4-1 record. The Mammoths won crucial victories over three ranked opponents, winning matches against 21st-ranked Kenyon College, 10th-ranked Carnegie Mellon University and 12th-ranked Washington University in St. Louis.

Student Spotlight: Reggie Brewster '21

Student Spotlight: Reggie Brewster '21

Managing Sports Editor Henry Newton ’21 sat down with Reggie Brewster ’21 (above right), member of the Men’s squash team, to talk about the difficulties of balancing a busy schedule as both a student and athlete. Q: Generally, how do you balance being an athlete and a student? A:

Women’s Basketball Finds Itself in an Unfamiliar Position: Underdogs

It’s not often that you would describe the Amherst women’s basketball team as having faced adversity. They are the fourth-ranked team in the nation, back-to-back undefeated national champions and currently 23-2 on the season. From the moment that the Mammoths lost their first game in over two years

Economist Devotes Lengthy Career to Teaching

Economist Devotes Lengthy Career to Teaching

Joseph F. Quinn ’69 does not fit the mold of the traditional economist — he is not a distinguished intellectual who studies Wall Street, the workings of industry or the accumulation of wealth and capital itself. Quinn’s research instead focuses on what comes after such capital is accumulated: on the

Men’s Golf Returns to Action after Little Three Win with High Hopes

The conclusion of last year’s spring season saw the Amherst men’s golf squad finish a relatively successful campaign with a second-place finish at the NESCAC Championships, hosted by Trinity. Despite this impressive result, the Mammoths walked away from the tournament feeling as if they let an opportunity for