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Kristin Quinn ’07 First-year Quinn received All-Tournament honors at the Wesleyan Invitational this past weekend. In the course of the four-match volleyball tournament, in which Amherst finished 4-1, outside hitter Quinn tallied a team-leading 47 kills and 33 blocks. So far in her rookie year,

Football: Panthers surprise Jeffs at Pratt

Trailing 14-10 late in the game, the Panthers engineered a dominating 13-play, 86-yard drive, culminating in a five-yard Mike Keenan touchdown strike to wide receiver Mike Murray with just 1:12 left to play. Two plays later, Marsh Moseley ’05 tossed his second interception of the

Crowell shuts out Midd as women's soccer romps, 2-0

The Middlebury win propelled Amherst to sixth in the NESCAC standings at 2-2-1 (5-3-1 overall), one game out of a tie for second place. After opening the season with two NESCAC losses, the Jeffs have played their way back into contention. Amherst used the momentum from

No goals, no resolution for men's soccer

The Lord Jeffs, who have of late grown accustomed to dominating opponents physically, were matched against an able foe this time. The Middlebury Panthers were fast and strong on the ball. They were talented in the air, winning half (if not more) of the headers and had terrific field sense.

Christianson '85 proves determination prevails

But meeting a person in reality revives the formulaic incarnation conjured by the assortment of facts on paper. Such is the case with Wei Christianson. On paper, Christianson ’85 boasts an education at Amherst College and Columbia Law School as part of her accomplished professional history. Currently a managing director

College Visits

Princeton task force reports on gender issues in the sciences: The task force, which was created by Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman in 2001, studied the status of female faculty for over a year. According to The Chronicle, the task force report stated that there are still very few female

Early notification can alleviate term bill surprises

Almost all of us have received bills for dorm damage in some form or another. Some of the charges are attributed directly to us, but the majority of the fees are small ones charged to everyone in a dorm because no one came forth to claim responsibility or because a