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With Honors: Amy Armstrong '07 and Ed Sylvester '04
Amy Armstrong
In the NESCAC Tournament final, Armstrong scored the first goal of her Amherst
soccer career in the Jeffs’ decisive 6-0 victory over Bates College this past
Sunday. The first-year’s goal, the sixth of the game, came off a pass from
tri-captain Kay Bradley ’04.
Bub's Player of the Week: Ashley Harmeling '05
and one Jeff player has put on quite a display.
Harmeling has been the team’s offensive spark,
she’s led the way for Amherst’s post-season lark.
The school record for goals in a season she owns,
for this star forward, NESCAC goalies are cones.
Harmeling’s had
Crime Log
October 15, 2003
9:17 p.m., Merrill Science Center
An officer investigated a duress alarm.
October 16, 2003
October 16, 2003
1:23 a.m., Hitchcock House
Officers responded to a noise complaint. Campus Police received a second
complaint at 1:57 a.m. Officers returned and directed all
Letters to the Editor
Give credit to marathoners
I won’t sink to argue whether running constitutes a sport-indeed, most people
are naturally endowed with an ability to “put one foot in front of the other.”
But after three hours and 14 minutes of covering 26.2 miles, followed by six
hours in
The desperate and suffering: Sox fans and Dems
Every season, Sox fans believe their team will win (in fact, the slogan of Red
Sox Nation is “we believe”), that this is the year the curse will finally end,
and every year they are disappointed. The Yankees had a weak team this year and
ended up suffering defeat at
Five college visitors deserve respect at other campuses
For instance, a few friends and I went to Smith College this past Friday night.
We were invited to a party and figured we would check it out, expecting it to be
different, but not that different. The lucky ones actually got past the militant
guards, while others got stuck