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Hornets Sting Men's Lacrosse
KALAMAZOO, Mich. – The Trine University men's lacrosse team ended the season with a loss, falling to their hosts from Kalamazoo College by the score of 9-5 in the regular season finale. The Hornets scored the only goals of the first period, building a 3-0 lead in the first eight minutes of play before the Thunder defense finally settled in. JJ Boos opened the second with the first goal for the team, scoring just 33 seconds into the period.
Records Fall in 30-4 Victory
ANGOLA, Ind. – Record scoring paves way for Trine University men's lacrosse in their Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) opener against visiting Alma College. The team won 30-4, setting new program benchmarks in goals and points while tying the previous record for assists. The scoring records came in 2011 when the team defeated Hanover College by scoring 29 goals and 17 assists. Tonight, the Thunder posted 30 goals with 17 assists for a total of 46 points.
Tigers Bite Men's Lacrosse
GREENCASTLE, Ind. – The Trine University men's lacrosse team traveled to DePauw University for their sixth game of the season, falling to their hosts by the score of 8-3. A couple of early penalties hurt the Thunder in the first period, with the Tigers scoring twice with a man advantage. The 2-0 deficit lasted into the first break. In the second DePauw built their lead to 3-0 with their first even strength goal of the day.
Thunder Repel Raiders in 6-5 Win
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The Trine University men's lacrosse team held off the Milwaukee School of Engineering to secure a 6-5 victory in their fourth game of the season. The Thunder scored the lone goal of the first period to take the early lead. Mitchell Voglewede scored the tally with J'Oshua Shaw adding an assist. Trine continued their run in the second scoring the first two goals of that period to build at 3-0 lead.
Men's Lacrosse Wins Season Opener
ANGOLA, Ind. – The Trine University men's lacrosse team opened the season with a 11-2 victory inside of Zollner Stadium against the University of Michigan – Dearborn. Seven different members of the team tallied goals in the contest. The Wolverines struck first in the contest with a goal with 12 minutes remaining in the opening stanza. The rest of the first half went convincingly in the favor of the Thunder, with the home teams scoring seven unanswered goals.
Thunder Grounded by Flying Dutch
HOLLAND, Mich. – The Trine University men's lacrosse team were outmatched by their hosts from Hope College, falling 19-2 to the home team in their third Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) contest of the season. The Flying Dutch tallied the first four goals of the contest over the course of ten minutes of game time. Junior Collin Custer finally put the Thunder on the board with three minutes remaining in the opening period. Freshman Chris Molnar added an assist on the goal.
Thunder Weather Frigid Temperatures for Sixth Win
ANGOLA, Ind. – The Trine University men's lacrosse team overcame frigid temperatures on their way to another lopsided victory over visiting Carroll (Wis.) University by the score of 13-1. The Thunder struck first in the contest to take an early lead. Junior Collin Custer scored the first two goals of the contest, both unassisted on tough drives through the center of the defense. He went on to assist on the third goal later in the same period.
Ram Dass - Here and Now - Ep. 217 - Celebrate Spirit Through Service
In this moving and humorous talk about using the stuff of life to get free, Ram Dass shares how we can celebrate spirit through service by merging our divinity with our humanity.
Mindrolling - Raghu Markus - Ep. 463 - Practical Buddhist Wisdom: A Mindrolling Anthology w/ Sharon Salzberg, Jack Kornfield, Joseph Goldstein, and Noah Markus - Be Here Now Network 2022
Noah Markus hijacks this episode to present an anthology of the practical Buddhist wisdom he has received during his Mindrolling conversations with Sharon Salzberg, Jack Kornfield, and Joseph Goldstein. Joseph Goldstein on Grief and Anxiety The first two clips in this anthology come from Mindrolling Ep. 327, which was recorded shortly after Ram Dass’ death. In the first clip, Raghu and Noah discuss grief and attachment with Joseph, who talks about separating the experiences of grief and loss.
Music Has My Back: An Exploration of Music as an Ally
Posted August 9, 2018 Written by Noah Markus I’ve always been a pretty anxious person, even as a child. Getting to sleep was (and still occasionally is) a problem for me, because it’s like my mind just wouldn’t turn off. Fortunately for me, music had my back. For a long time as a kid, every night I would fall asleep listening to a recording my father, Raghu Markus, and Krishna Das made of KK Sah.
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