Volume CXXXIII, Number 4 October 3, 2003

Panthers and Jeffs end Bears' undefeated record in close games
NORA DOWLEY, STAFF WRITER
The women's soccer team ended its five game winning streak by adding back-to-back losses to its record against NESCAC rivals Amherst and Middlebury last weekend. [read the article]

Ruggers crush UNH
LINDSAY MORRIS, STAFF WRITER
The Bowdoin Women's Rugby team was victorious in last weekend's match against the University of New Hampshire, but not without a tough fight. [read the article]

Red Sox postseason causes madness
J.P. BOX, ALUMNI CONTRIBUTOR
Like fall's hardest hue to hold, nothing gold stays - and retirement never lasts. How do you like that? I started off my first and last sports article in my post-Bowdoin days with a bad and awkward Robert Frost reference, but I don't care. [read the article]

Learning about the life of a superstar
ALLIE YANIKOSKI, STAFF WRITER
Enthusiasm, dedication, compassion, and a contagious sense of humor only begin to describe the complex and beautiful person on both the cross country and track teams affectionately know as "Lynne-o." [read the article]

Bears still waiting for long overdue victory
BOBBY DESAULNIERS, STAFF WRITER
The Bears dropped their second straight game last weekend to Amherst. Once again, the defense held the Lord Jeffs to only seven points in the first half. [read the article]

Give Moss a little more credit
NICK LAROCQUE, STAFF WRITER
Not everyone gets to be Tom Brady. Two years ago, he made the flawless transition from sixth-round draft pick to Super Bowl MVP and the NFL's new "golden boy." The combination of a storybook Super Bowl season, good looks, and a very marketable personality ensured that Tom Brady posters were on walls in bedrooms all across America. [read the article]

The nationally-ranked field hockey team practices out on the turf on a fall afternoon. The women will face the University of Southern Maine this Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. at home. (Hans Law, Bowdoin Orient)

 

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