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Fencing | Despite losses, five may advance to regionals

Fencing, perhaps more than most sports, is defined by inches. One tough break here or there can often be enough to decide a bout. The women's fencing team learned this the hard way this weekend, dropping three close matches to NYU, Wellesley and Sacred Heart. Due to strong individual performances, however, at least five Jumbos are on the brink of qualifying for the March 11 NCAA Northeast Regional Championships.



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Students miss competitive atmosphere of winter intramurals

The Athletics Department's decision to hold "open gym time" in lieu of a winter intramural season was implemented without any major problems, but intramural diehards remain frustrated that they'll have to wait until late March for the spring season to begin.




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Alex Prewitt | Live from Mudville

It's a foregone conclusion that one of my favorite movies of all time is "(500) Days of Summer" (2009). That is not up for debate. I think it's a great movie, an even better story, and if Joseph Gordon−Levitt's character were female I'd have a colossal celebrity crush on her.



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Women's Squash | Tufts falls to Wesleyan, Colby in NESCAC Tournament

The No. 24 Jumbos exited the weekend's NESCAC tournament, hosted by Trinity, with a series of not−so−surprising results. Tufts dropped matches to Wesleyan and Colby — a pair of teams ranked above them — but took care of business against lower−ranked Conn. College. The matches brought Tufts' record to 6−12 overall and 1−4 in the NESCAC.



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Men's Squash | Jumbos finish in last place at NESCAC Championships

After three losses in the NESCAC Championships this past weekend, the No. 25 Tufts men's squash team will almost assuredly lose its place in the College Squash Association (CSA) C−division, forcing the squad to compete in the less−prestigious D−division at the CSA National Singles Championships on Feb. 25 at Harvard. The losses bring Tufts to 4−15 overall and just 1−10 against NESCAC opponents this season.





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Ethan Sturm | Rules of the Game

Before we get started, I'll give you a bit of my sports background. I love the New York Yankees, but also root for underdogs no matter who they are. I hate Boston sports, but love soccer and golf. Now that I have probably pissed off my entire readership, let's get down to business.


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Women's Swimming and Diving | Hard work pays off at Wheaton Invitational

For half of the women's swimming and diving team, the Wheaton Invitational was their championship. They had been preparing for this meet throughout the season, and they spent the past week easing off practice schedules and doing everything possible to ensure that they'd post their best times of the year.


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Men's Squash | Lack of proper courts prevents Tufts from reaching elite status

Just 20 years ago, Tufts had one of the best men's squash programs in the nation. But now, following weekend losses to Wesleyan, Connecticut College and Hamilton in the NESCAC Championships, the No. 25 Jumbos will almost certainly fall out of the College Squash Association (CSA) top 24 for the first time in more than 10 years and will most likely finish ninth or 10th in the NESCAC at the end of the season.




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