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Photo gallery: Lehigh defeats Lafayette in the 160th rivalry game
The Brown and White is Lehigh University’s student newspaper based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The newspaper covers Lehigh University news and the surrounding Bethlehem area, and it aims to serve as a platform for conversation and idea exchange. Enter your email address to receive notifications of new posts in your inbox.
Concerns arise about pedestrian safety
For a random 30 minutes on Oct. 6, The Brown and White recorded 32 people trying to cross the road outside the Bank of America on East 3rd Street. For the 24 different times people (some in groups) tried to walk across, 38 vehicles failed to yield, whereas 20 drivers stopped to let the people go. According to Title 75 of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, when there are no traffic-control signals, drivers must yield to pedestrians crossing the road at a marked crosswalk or unmarked intersection.
Lehigh men's basketball wins big in home opener
The Lehigh men’s basketball team looked to bounce back after two losses against ACC opponents and won big against Misericordia 97-58 at Grace Hall on Nov. 14, securing their first win of the season. Grace Hall welcomed back the Mountain Hawks men’s basketball team after 44 years, holding the first game there since the establishment of Stabler Arena in 1979.
Defense leads Lehigh women's basketball to win over Stonehill in season opener
The Lehigh women’s basketball team secured their first victory in their season opener at Stabler Arena after beating Stonehill 60-43 on Nov. 7. After serving as the team’s associate head coach since 2019, coach Addie Micir got her first victory in her new role as head coach. Micir said she was excited about the team’s first win and credited the victory to the chemistry on the court. “We chose to be about toughness, to be about fighting through when shots weren’t falling,” Micir said.
Eat my lunch
Eat my lunch Now who's gonna help me brush my teeth and eat my lunch? By Julian Yang
Employee of the year
Employee of the year For the most creative and the most hardworking team player. By Julian Yang
Men's tennis finds a rhythm in first tournament
After his hiring this past summer, Craig Schwartz, the new Lehigh men’s tennis coach, has his first tournament with Lehigh under his belt. The Villanova Invitational took place from Sept. 9 to Sept. 11 at Villanova. Five pairs of players on the team were divided into a blue draw and white draw for knockout rounds. After a weekend of competition, a pair of Lehigh players in each draw made it to the championship match.
All over once again
All over once again It all started to go horribly wrong here, so we're going to have to go back to square one, all the way to the Renaissance. By Julian Yang
A courtroom sketch
A courtroom sketch “My client is endowed with full self-awareness, just as everyone in this courtroom is, and so is equally entitled to a fair legal trial.” By Julian Yang
Women's lacrosse goalie leads league in saves
Sophomore lacrosse goalie Hayley Hunt’s 12.27 goals saved per game leads the Patriot League. Hunt is also third in the conference in save percentage with a .531. Her save percentage average narrowly trails Navy’s Jo Torres, who is second in the conference with a .538 average. Hunt’s achievements earned her an honorable mention on Inside Lacrosse Magazine’s Division I All-American midseason list. “Finally being at a place and getting that recognition at this place is really big for me,” Hunt said.
A Thinker
A Thinker Who am I, what is this place, why am I even doing this？ By Julian Yang
OP-ED: Stop Blaming the “Broken Justice System” for Rittenhouse’s Acquittal
If you seek a first-degree murder conviction, you better have airtight evidence. You must make sure that the defendant was not attacked with a skateboard, lunged at for his gun, or most importantly, pointed at with a loaded pistol. On Nov. 19, Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges stemming from his involvement in the August 2020 shootings in Kenosha, Wis.
Self-recognition
Self-recognition When AI looks into a mirror, will it see a human or a robot? By Julian Yang
Non-stop labor
Non-stop labor I don't think you can call it a sweatshop if they don't sweat at all. By Julian Yang
Machine learning
Machine learning The machine learns everything, and I learned how to drive it. By Julian Yang
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Halloween
Halloween “They asking for crypto-candies. Did we get any of those?” By Julian Yang
EVOLUTION
EVOLUTION The design of the trash can has completely changed over a hundred years. By Julian Yang
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