by Eli Richman Without regulation, internet freedom will make capitalism fail Whether or not you agree with SOPA or PIPA (bills that would empower...
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Martha McCann Staff Writer Every fall there is an outdoor co-ed intramural 6 vs. 6 soccer league that takes place on Comstock Field. This year, the first game was on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 4:30 p.m. There are five teams participating in the league; each team has 10 players and there is no cost...
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By Martha E. Sanchez Staff Writer The Kookaburra Field Hockey Tournament was hosted by Earlham College the weekend of Sep. 2 and 3. The tournament ended with Transylvania’s victory taking first place in the tournament over Earlham College who won second place. Friday afternoon, Earlham defeated Trine University 2-0 with goals of Bird Salo...
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Quakers set to compete in NCAA tournament By Jesús F. Jiménez The men’s tennis team defeated Transylvania 5-1 on Sunday in the championship match of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament. Transylvania had not lost to a conference opponent since 2002 and lost to Earlham for the second time this season in the Quakers’...
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By Adam Painter The Earlham college men’s tennis team travelled to Lexington, Ky. on Sunday with one goal in mind: to snap the 68 match Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference winning streak of the Transylvania University Pioneers. By Sunday’s end the Quakers had accomplished that goal and more, first by defeating the Defiance College Yellow...
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By Jesús F. Jiménez The baseball team hit a big bump in the road this past weekend by being swept by Manchester three games to none, but came back with a big 5-2 win on Wednesday over Mount St. Joseph’s college. Seniors Andrew Morrical and Adam Painter were highlights for Earlham, as both broke...
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By Bryant Foreman Work ethic means a lot to the women of the Earlham College field hockey team. Throughout the spring, they have been practicing hard with hopes of making an improvement on their 2-15 record from the 2010 season. “I think we’ve really built on our work ethic more than just our skills,...
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By Jesús F. Jiménez Sophomore Henry Levin was honored by the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference as HCAC Men’s Tennis Player of the week. Levin went 2-0 in singles play to improve his season record to 11-0 and his conference record to 3-0. On Sunday, Levin defeated two-time HCAC Player of the Year Will Palmer...
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By Nathan Chandler Although the football season is long over, a few members of the team are not hanging up their spikes just yet. Five members of the varsity football team have made the difficult transition from the grid-iron to the rugby pitch. Seniors Andrew Roembke and Wes Bowling along with four freshmen, Blake...
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By Alicia Kees For the first time since 1993 the Quakers swept a conference opponent over a three-game stretch last weekend. Earlham defeated the Defiance College Yellow Jackets by scores of 5-1, 4-3 and 7-2. Head Coach Steve Sakosits said, “We are beginning to believe in ourselves as a team.” “We have placed goals...
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By Bryant Foreman Earlham men’s and women’s track teams participated in Anderson University’s Invitational on Saturday. The teams had some of the highest individual finishes this season than any other meet so far. The men’s track team finished second place while the women finished fourth in the meet. Junior distance runner Robert Lugg, senior...
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