by Mark Yost The Earlham Men’s Tennis team lost to NCAC foe Wittenberg on Saturday by a 7-2 decision. All three doubles matches resulted in losses for the Quakers. The No. 1 doubles team of senior Scott Miller and freshman Mike Von Vogt lost in a tiebreaker to Wittenberg’s Brad Seymour and Bobby Fisher...
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by Sarah Summers On Wednesday, students gathered in Goddard Auditorium for the last convocation of the year, “Information Should Be Free.” The convocation, which discussed copyright laws and fair use, was applicable to the average modern student, who uses photocopying machines, scanners and peer-to-peer file sharing networks regularly.
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by Joe White The Earlham College women’s tennis team won its fifth straight match on Tuesday but gave up its first loss on Wednesday, and another on Saturday. On Tuesday, the Quaker tennis team hosted Manchester College in the closest match of the spring season. They came out on top, however, winning 5 of...
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by Corey Gareri It is easy to watch an athletic event and notice the athletes who excel on the field, but many people do not understand what goes on behind the scenes to get those athletes healthy and on the field on game days. The man behind the scenes at Earlham College is the...
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by Andrew Roembke The Earlham College men’s and women’s track and field teams placed in six events this past weekend at the two-day Indiana Intercollegiate Championships at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). The Quakers were sparked by outstanding performances by senior leader Sara Bohall and sophomore thrower Chris Shaw.”I was very pleased with our...
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by Terrel Brown Michelle Crane isn’t just a distance runner on Earlham’s women’s cross-country and track teams. A five-time winner of the college’s scholar-athlete award, Crane co-convenes Action Against Rape and is involved in the Womyn’s Center on campus. She also takes part in the Richmond Dance Explosion troupe.
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