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Babbling Bostonian: Bad play, not race, is reason for criticism

Both authors made valid points. Jones was correct in his assessment of Allen Iverson as someone that the United States should be proud of. Sidman was correct in her judgment that the basketball team simply was not as good as the players and coaches had thought. However, my point is

Bub's Player of the Week: Annie Hoeksma '05

they haven’t lost a match all year, they’ve beaten every foe. A team effort it’s been all the way, but one ‘Dog has stood out with her play. Annie Hoeksma’s the setter, she knows the drill: she puts the ball in place and her teammates make

With Honors: Danny Babkes '06 and Alicia Menezes '08

The men’s tennis team won the ECAC North Men’s Tennis Championships by the widest margin in the past eight years. Leading the charge for the Jeffs was Babkes, who simply demolished the first-singles flight, winning both of his matches in straight sets after a first-round bye. Babkes was

Game of the Week: Volleyball hosts Amherst Classic

First-years help women's tennis dominate Wesleyan

Kristen Raverta ’06 and quad-captain Rachel Holt ’05 swept number one and two singles, 8-0, respectively. Two first-years, Alicia Menezes at third singles and Laura Stein at fifth singles, each dropped just one game to win 8-1. “It was great to see the freshmen come out fired up and play

Men's tennis wins again at ECACs

The Jeffs featured only two returning players in this opening tournament: junior Danny Babkes and senior co-captain Max Rettig. These experienced players served as bookends for the newcomers, playing at first and fifth singles, respectively. Sophomore transfer Lenny Lepner and rookies Michael Mintz and Geoff Schwarz filled the second through

Cross country: Women run to second at UMass

Women’s Cross Country With 63 points, the Amherst women finished in an impressive second place behind Brown University. Colby, Trinity and Bates Colleges and more than 25 other teams trailed far behind the Amherst women. Senior co-captain Carter Hamill and Shauneen Garrahan ’07 predictably led the way for the