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Women’s Lacrosse Falls to No. 6 Yale in Overtime, Ending Season in Heartbreak
A win would have clinched the program’s first spot in the Ivy League Tournament since 2022. A loss would mean the end of the road. The Red had bent but never broken, withstood a furious Yale rally and pushed one of the nation’s top teams to the brink. For 60 minutes, the Red threw everything it had at the Bulldogs and still stood tall. But in overtime, when Fallon Vaughn’s shot found the net and Yale’s bench exploded in celebration, the dream ended.
Women’s Lacrosse Stuns No. 21/22 Harvard in Senior Day Upset
Trailing by one point with under 20 seconds left, No. 21/22 Harvard launched one final attack, desperate to even the score. But as the clock wound down, the Red’s defense tightened, and junior goalkeeper Mackenzie Clark rose to the moment, making a game-saving stop that sent Schoellkopf Field into a frenzy. The final whistle blew, and in an instant, the Red’s bench emptied. Players stormed the field, arms raised, as a wave of cheers poured from the stands.
Women’s Lacrosse Takes Down Columbia in New York Showdown
This past weekend, the Red (7-2, 2-0 Ivy) secured a decisive 19-13 victory over Columbia (3-6, 0-2 Ivy), continuing its historical dominance over the rival program. Since the two teams first matched up in 1997, the Red has never lost a game against Columbia, maintaining a perfect record of 28-0. The game started slow, with the first quarter ending tied 3-3.
Women’s Lacrosse Edges Out Brown, Falls to No. 6 Stanford
With a hard-fought conference win under its belt and a battle against a national powerhouse in the books, women’s lacrosse walked away from this weekend with both lessons and momentum. In its conference opener on March 7, the Red (5-2, 1-0 Ivy) secured a long-awaited 16-14 victory over Brown (4-1, 0-1 Ivy), snapping a multi-year losing streak. Head coach Jenny Graap emphasized the significance of the matchup, noting that Brown had been a tough opponent in recent years.
No. 9 Wrestling Defeats Bucknell on Senior Night
In its final bouts in the Friedman Wrestling Center on Feb. 22, the senior class — headlined by No. 30 Josh Saunders, No. 5 Julian Ramirez and No. 6 Chris Foca — led the Red to a commanding win over Bucknell, capping off their home careers in unforgettable fashion. The Red (11-1, 5-0 Ivy) took control from the start, gaining ground with a forfeit at 126 pounds.
No. 9 Wrestling Secures 44th Ivy League Title With Wins over Penn and Princeton
Winning an Ivy League title is an accomplishment. But winning 44 of them? That’s a dynasty. The atmosphere at the Friedman Wrestling Center was electric on Sunday as wrestling added yet another Ivy League title to its collection. With familiar faces Yianni Diakomihalis ’23 and Vito Arujau ’24 in the stands, the Red (9-1, 5-0 Ivy) proved once again why Cornell Wrestling is synonymous with dominance, showcasing the grit and determination that has propelled them to the top year after year.
No. 9 Wrestling Shuts Out Columbia and Beats Binghamton
In college wrestling, you hardly see a team earn a shutout, especially at the Division I level. To do it twice in a season is almost unheard of. This weekend, though, the Red (7-1, 3-0 Ivy) did just that. Against Columbia (3-7, 0-3 Ivy), Cornell delivered a flawless performance, winning all ten bouts en route to a 40-0 shutout. The day before, against Binghamton (7-8, 3-2 EIWA), the Red won 29-9.
No. 9 Wrestling Dominates Harvard and Brown to Open Ivy League Play
For fans of Cornell Wrestling, winning has become the expectation. Since the 2001 season, the Red have gone 109-1 in Ivy League competition, with its only loss coming to Princeton in 2020. This year, it seems the Red (5-1, 2-0 Ivy) is again positioned to continue its dominance. Against Harvard (0-4, 0-1 Ivy), the Red posted a score of 39-3, and against Brown (1-4, 0-1 Ivy), it delivered another decisive victory, finishing 35-3.
Volleyball Falters Against Yale in Ivy League Tournament
Volleyball lost to Yale in four sets in the Ivy League Tournament semifinals to end its season. In the first set, the Red (14-10, 8-6 Ivy) came out strong, jumping out to a 7-1 lead early on in the match. While the Bulldogs (19-5, 12-2 Ivy) rallied back to make the match closer, they never were able to overcome the Red’s strong start, as the Red held on to take the first set 25-21. The first set victory marked the Red’s fourth straight-set win over Yale in the past two weeks.
Volleyball Stuns Yale, Clinches Third Seed in Ivy League Tournament
Newman Arena shook as freshman middle blocker Mackenzie Parsons slammed the Red’s fifteenth point into the ground on Saturday night. In the past seven years, Cornell (14-9, 8-6 Ivy) has won just four total sets against Yale (17-5, 12-2 Ivy). On Saturday, it strung together three in a row to pull off a reverse sweep against a Yale team that has only lost twice in conference play over the past three seasons.
Class or Pass?
It was 11:36 p.m. and Zoe Kramar ’24 scrolled through her course selections, eagerly checking numerous boxes, including the one next to Latin American Studies. A few weeks later she received an email from her dean explaining that the class had been canceled due to a lack of sign ups. Kramar said she was frustrated since it was a class she had been excited about taking for a long time. “I was really disappointed,” Kramar said.
Enlisting for an Education
In her third grade classroom, Natalia Johnson ’23 said she was always amused by her teacher’s antics. Every time she got a name wrong, Ms. Anderson would drop to the floor and do thirty five push-ups. Though Johnson didn’t know it at the time, Ms. Anderson’s background as a military veteran would go on to play an influential role in Johnson’s own life. Today, Johnson is set to attend the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, a goal she said she has been building toward for her entire life.
A Cause for College
As Skyler Griswold ’24 went out to recess in third grade with a backpack full of lanyards, she said all she could think about was the goal of 240 dollars she had set for herself. The night before, Griswold had toiled for hours to create all sorts of bracelets and crafts to sell her classmates.
Zag Talk on Apple Podcasts
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Beckett’s Profundity Overwhelms at the Odyssey
What could be more overwhelming than a play by Samuel Beckett? How about FIVE plays by Samuel Beckett? Ron Sossi, the fearless founder of L.A.’s Odyssey Theatre and its Artistic Director, has built his reputation on the innovative, unique, and sometimes quirky theater productions he has undertaken in the Odyssey’s 48 years of existence.
Santa Monica celebrates the history of Ocean Park
Santa Monica’s oldest neighborhood will be explored with several history themed events in the coming days. The Santa Monica History Museum, the Santa Monica Library and the Santa Monica Conservancy are all hosting explorations of the Ocean Park neighborhood. On Saturday, Jan. 28 the Ocean Park Branch Library and Conservancy have a joint project event.
City Council pooh-poohs community concerns over compostable toilets
The City Council is moving forward with ambitious environmental goals for the new City Services building, despite vocal opposition to the scope and cost of the project. At an often-contentious City Council meeting, City Manager Rick Cole was forced to defend the proposed 52,000 square foot building which is now in it’s fourth year planning.
Letter to Editor
The Million Woman March was a historical event. It happened all over the world, from places like Los Angeles all the way to Nairobi, Kenya, on January 21, 2017. People who got really upset during the election decided to stand up for what they believed in and held protests. Women from all around California came to the protest in downtown Los Angeles. Some women brought their families, while others came in groups or by themselves. The range of people at this event went from kids to senior citizens.
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