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No. 3 Field Hockey Edges MIT in NEWMAC Tournament Final, 1-0
Posted: Nov 06, 2021 BABSON PARK, Mass.—Senior Lauren Curley (Stow, Mass.) scored 8:22 into the first quarter as top-seeded and third-ranked Babson College held on to defeat second-seeded MIT, 1-0, in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Tournament championship game on Saturday afternoon at MacDowell Field. With its 16th consecutive win, Babson (20-1) claimed the program's third conference championship and the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
They Went. They Saw. Then, They Shared.
Erasmus students spent part of January in Northern Ireland. Clockwise from top left: John Iosefo, Kalan Birnie, Sabrina Hernandez, Zoe Foster, Stephanie Avelino. KALAN K. BIRNIE/FOGHORN Imagine getting to stand right where the historical event you learned about in class occurred. The newly revamped Erasmus living-learning community got to do just that — and then return home to hold a forum on it.
Reconciliation at St. Ignatius
The Gay Men’s Chorus, the world’s first openly gay chorus, returned to St. Ignatius on Oct. 26 to perform, 37 years after their concert was cancelled. WILLIAM WIN/FOGHORN The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus concert at St. Ignatius Church on Friday, Oct. 26 was a long-time coming. Not only was this the group’s 40th anniversary concert, celebrating four decades of raising awareness for LGBTQ rights, but the event also served as a reconciliation between the St. Ignatius Church and the chorus group.
In Case of Earthquake…
In San Francisco, earthquakes are a matter of when, not if. Since 1836, there have been five seismic events in the Bay Area with a magnitude of 6.75 or higher. There is a prevailing concern about the “Big One,” a possible massive earthquake along the San Andreas fault line, which runs near San Francisco. Are USF’s buildings stable enough to handle it? There are more than 20 buildings on USF’s main campus, the oldest of which opened almost 100 years ago.
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