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Babbling Bostonian: Patriots set for a repeat performance

Where is this column going, you ask? Is this space going to be filled with another 900 words of Red Sox ranting and raving, claiming that this is the year and so forth? Nope. In fact, baseball will not be mentioned in this column after this sentence. Now, realize the

Game of the Week: Women's soccer vs. Bates College

With Honors: Mike Wohl '07 and Kristin Quinn '07

Forward Wohl scored three goals in two games over the weekend for the men’s soccer team. The sophomore sharpshooter tallied a goal and an assist against Roger Williams University on Sunday to help give Amherst a 3-0 win. However, he was even more stellar in the team’s overtime

Bub's Player of the Week: Adrienne Showler '05

Bub’s loves a squeaker of a win, and this was certainly no kill. The score was tied 2-2; not much time on the clock, it looked like overtime to play until there came a shock. A goal with one minute left to go, the game was on the line,

Runners strive to return to Nationals

Women’s Cross Country This season the women are set to improve upon last year’s successes, which included a second-place finish at NESCACs, a number-two national rank, placing first in Little Threes and fifth at Nationals. Two top-10 individual finishes highlighted Nationals. Co-captain Carter Hamill ’05 finished fourth with

Women's tennis: NCAA runners-up return to court

Kristen Raverta ’06 called last season “a year of achievement, both as a team and for many of the individual players as well.” Last fall, Amherst got off to a 4-0 start before falling in a close match to Williams College, to whom they placed second at the New England

Men's soccer: Jeffs keeping NCAAs in sight

Last year, Amherst was seeded third and faced sixth-seed Wesleyan University in the opening round of postseason play at home. The Jeffs were up 1-0 with just over 10 minutes remaining when the Cardinals tied the game up to send it into overtime, and, eventually, a penalty kick shootout. The