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Laura Turner

Contributing Writer

Japan is next adventure for Grobel

Bright past, brighter future Barbara Sieck ’05, a close friend of Grobel’s, described what makes Grobel such an interesting and accomplished person. “Hana has so many interests and is constantly trying to learn more,” said Sieck. “Her love of travel, music, the Japanese culture and language, science and medicine

Game of the Week: Women's Lacrosse v. Trinity College

With Honors: Josh Rilla '06 and Ashley Harmeling '05

In the top singles position, Rilla led the 6-2 Jeffs to two convincing victories last weekend over the Connecticut College Camels (0-3) and the Wesleyan University Cardinals (2-6). Rilla won both of his singles matches in two sets, crushing his Camel, 6-0, 6-0, and taking down the number-one Cardinal, 6-1,

With Honors: John Bedford '06 and Renee Sisti '06

Junior forward Sisti led the women’s ice hockey team with a hat trick en route to a 5-4 victory over the College of the Holy Cross last Wednesday. The win sparked the Jeffs’ current three-game winning streak. Sisti continued to play well over the weekend, adding a goal and

Game of the Week: Women's Squash at CSA National Championships

Women place 12th at NCAAs

Senior co-captain Carter Hamill led the scoring for the Jeffs as she has all season and since her freshman year. Hamill finished fifth in 21:34, garnering All-American honors for the fourth year in a row. Coach Erik Nedeau was duly impressed with Hamill’s performance. “Carter had a great

Morgenthau recalls his college antics

Not your typical college Morgenthau graduated from Amherst during a time of great global strife and uncertainty as World War II threatened democracy throughout the world. The Amherst that Morgenthau attended was very different from the college that exists today. During that time, there were about 850 students, all male,