The Jumbos were just one of 45 teams from all around the region that flocked to Franklin Park in Boston last Saturday to mark the first race of the 2006 championship season.
After a pair of first-place finishes and a third-place spot, the Jumbos have established themselves as the runners to catch for the rest of the Div. III pack.
Whipped cream, ice cubes, chocolate sauce, popsicles, strawberries..if you're thinking about smoothies, read the title of this article again, and go grab yourself something to eat. Though they probably taste good in a blender, these items are at the top of today's list because they are foods commonly associated with foreplay and sex.
Those Tufts students who bypass the cookies in the dining hall for the salad bar, who opt for a wrap instead of a calzone from their favorite takeout, and who wake up an extra hour early just to go to the gym may want to listen up.
In Saturday's 5-0 blowout of the Bowdoin Polar Bears, Botwinick was one of the leading forces behind the Jumbo offense, scoring once and adding two assists to propel the Tufts offense to a much-needed league win.
Should Rex Grossman start learning the lyrics to the Bears' 1985 classic "Super Bowl Shuffle"? He should certainly give them a glance, and at the very least, maybe call Jim McMahon to find out where he got those sweet shades.
Last Thursday, Tufts held an old fashioned teach-in on the Guantanamo Bay detention center and the ethics of torture and other interrogation practices.
Tisch Library celebrates its 10th anniversary today with a full slate of events, featuring a talk by Martin J. Sherwin, co-author of "American Prometheus."
College football had a little bit of everything this week-a major upset in Death Valley, a nail-biter in Los Angeles, two heavyweight SEC battles, a come-from-behind win in the Red River rivalry, and a record-setting catch in New Hampshire.
Tufts Community Union (TCU) President Mitch Robinson announced plans at last night's Senate meeting to push for the renovation of Hotung Café in response to student complaints about Tufts' social life.
Yet again, things seem as if the Middle East is on the brink of World War III. Iran's nuclear program is continuing ahead with the force of a runaway locomotive and it seems as if nothing short of military action can keep the bomb out of Iranian hands. As talk of invasions and deterrence flutter around the heads of the world's diplomats while butterflies flutter in their stomachs, hope is all but lost. It appears a new clash of civilizations is on the brink. Samuel Huntington, eat your heart out.
Here's to the Tufts backfield-senior tri-captains Annie Ross and Jen Fratto, and juniors Annie Benedict, Joelle Emery, and Jessie Wagner
Thousands of miles from the comforts of home, juniors Josh Rogol and Ron Fisher spent their summer nights in a sleeping bags on a hard concrete floor. In a village just outside of Mbale, Uganda, the two worked to bring modern technology to the impoverished Abayudaya community, a group of Jewish Ugandans.
This column is dedicated to all the loyal Yankees fans out there who had their hearts torn out for an agonizing sixth straight season. I'm no fan of the Bronx Bombers (although I'm a huge fan of Sal Fasano), but they were my postseason team.
People looking to join a student group at Tufts have a wide variety of activities to choose from. Tufts has everything a student with too much time on his hands could want, from a cappella to the Monty Python Society.
You and your significant other walk along the shore, admiring the sights and general hullabaloo of the beach. Children laugh and scream and act generally obnoxious as they build sandcastles and refuse to put on adequate amounts of sunscreen. Old people cower under their umbrellas, afraid to get skin cancer in the last remaining months of their lives.
Tufts put up a dominating offensive performance Saturday, coming away with a 16-6 victory over Bowdoin and improving their record for the season to 3-0. Of the 318 total yards the offense had Saturday, all but 72 came on the ground, as the rushing attack roared back to life after a poor outing the week before versus Bates.
Fans of singer-actress-reality star Jessica Simpson and stand-up comedian Dane Cook: beware. Even you won't like their star vehicle, "Employee of the Month." Though the actors are both attractive, their performances are sub-par, and the characters they play are simply dumb.
There was a lot of hype leading up to last week's release of "Sam's Town," The Killers' sophomore album. From rumors of leaked tracks to lead singer Brandon Flowers' own comments regarding the new CD (he told NME Magazine it was one of the best of the past 20 years), everyone had something to say about the band's latest concept.
