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Babbling Bostonian: Sox-Yankees drama surprises no one

So, um, yeah. Where do I begin? Did anyone else see that statistic on Fox Monday night that in the last 48 hours, the average sports fanatic had watched something like 4.5 hours of football, 17 hours of baseball, gotten 14 hours of sleep and had 12.5 hours

Campus Crime Log

Sept. 17, 2004 1:17 a.m., Moore Dormitory: An officer investigated a duress alarm. 1:18 a.m., Geology Construction Site: An officer on patrol stopped an intoxicated student who was tampering with the fence and throwing sand bags. 2:02 a.m., College Street: An officer responded to

'Mind, Body & Soul': Joss Stone is here to stay

It’s hard to believe that the album’s sultry and soulful tone comes from a 17-year-old Brit, but England’s latest addition to the music scene has a voice that gives established divas something to worry about. Stone has a powerful voice, resonant with genuine grit and

Faculty charges CAP with curricular investigations

President Anthony Marx started the discussion by clarifying the purpose of the CAP and introducing his charge to the CAP, which he had distributed to the faculty prior to the meeting. Marx charged the CAP with developing “proposals to meet the academic needs of the College over the next decade

Men's tennis continues to play well

Babkes won his first- and second-round matches in straight sets, defeating Mark Egan of MIT and Ted Haley of Williams College 6-3, 6-3 and 6-1, 6-1, respectively. Babkes’ next three opponents hailed from defending national champion and NESCAC rival Middlebury College. Ari Beilin managed to

Women's tennis is dominant in weekend doubleheader

Amherst and cross-town rival UMass began play on Sept. 21, but the match was called due to darkness. On Friday the teams finished what they had begun, and UMass took its season opener, 7-0. Quad-captain Rachel Holt ’05 and Alicia Menezes ’08, the newly-crowned Omni ITA

Win, lose and draw for women's soccer team

The offensive barrage started with a first-half goal by sophomore Amy Armstrong. Armstrong scored the opening goal in the game’s 12th minute off a through pass from senior forward Tracy Montigny. Armstrong then proceeded to find the back of the net with a powerful shot past Bowdoin goalie