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A Retrospective Study of Clinical Biomarkers of Severe Dengue in a Tertiary Hospital in Johor Bahru, Malaysia
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Seven Women’s Hockey Alumni Playing in Inaugural PWHL Season
When the Professional Women’s Hockey League season began play on Jan. 1, it ushered in a new era of women’s hockey, one where women had the opportunity to continue playing professionally after their college careers are over, much like many men’s hockey players already do. “I think it’s very exciting for our current players to know that they can now have an opportunity to make a living playing professional hockey,” said the Everett Family Head Coach of Women’s Ice Hockey Doug Derraugh ’91.
Swanstrom Named 28th Head Coach of Cornell Football
Newsletter Signup Dan Swanstrom was named the Roger J. Weiss ’61 Head Coach of Cornell Football on Thursday, Dec. 7. Swanstrom arrives on East Hill after two stints at Ivy-rival Penn and crosstown rival Ithaca College. Swanstrom was credited with the resurgence of the Bombers football team and concluded his tenure there with a 32-11 record. Swanstrom got his first collegiate coaching gig as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Redlands from 2006-2007.
PREVIEW: Home-and-Home Series Against Colgate On Deck for Men’s Hockey to Conclude First Half
After an impressive weekend, topping now No. 4 Boston University under the lights at Madison Square Garden, No. 16 men’s hockey will look to continue the momentum with a home-and-home series against regional-rival Colgate (5-7-2, 2-3-1 ECAC) this weekend. This will be an important matchup with six crucial ECAC points on the line to see where Cornell stands heading into the break. “These are huge points, even though it might seem to be still early in the year,” said associate head coach Ben Syer.
Men’s Hockey Defeats No. 5 Boston University
Sports This story will be updated. Cornell men’s hockey defeats No. 5 Boston University, 2-1, on Saturday, Nov. 25 at Madison Square Garden. Junior goaltender Ian Shane returned in net for the first time since being pulled halfway through the first period against Quinnipiac on Nov. 17. It was the Red who established the first significant zone time between either team, possessing the puck in its offensive zone but unable to muster a shot on goal.
PREVIEW: Men’s Hockey Looks to Snap Three-Game Skid When It Returns to MSG
Sports Newsletter Signup No. 16 men’s hockey (4-3-1, 2-3-1 ECAC) will look to snap its losing streak when it faces No. 5 Boston University (9-3-1, 5-1-1 Hockey East) on Saturday at Madison Square Garden for the biennial Red Hot Hockey matchup. The winner will take home the coveted Kelley-Harkness Cup. It’s been a rough stretch for the Red, who have slipped to 4-3-1 on the season after beginning the season 4-0.
PREVIEW: Men’s Hockey Hits the Road to Face ECAC-Rivals Quinnipiac, Princeton
Sports No. 10 men’s hockey (4-1-1, 2-1-1 ECAC) will look to bounce back after a couple of shaky showings against Dartmouth (2-1-3, 2-0-3 ECAC) and Harvard (1-1-3, 1-1-3 ECAC), the latter which presented Cornell with its first loss of the season. “In the game against Harvard, the will was there, the want was there, but we got result-driven,” said head coach Mike Schafer ’86.
Harvard Hands No. 7 Cornell First Loss of the Season
This story will be updated later. In a highly anticipated matchup, No. 7 men’s hockey earned its first loss of the season against Harvard. Despite being on the receiving end of flying fish, Harvard came out strong, scoring just a minute into the game. Already 1-0 up, the Crimson mostly dominated possession, however, Cornell had the first power play opportunity minutes later after Harvard’s Kyle Aucoin went to the box for high-sticking.
Men’s Hockey Defeats Yale in First Road Game of Season
Cornell men’s hockey (3-0-0, 1-0 ECAC) continued its hot start to the season with its first in-conference win against Ivy-rival Yale (1-0-1, 1-1 ECAC) on Friday, Nov. 3. A first test to see how a new Cornell team will fare on the road proved to be a success with the Red dominating the Bulldogs to win 3-1. It was all Red to start the period dominating offensive zone time, however, it was Yale who struck first, with the Bulldog’s Iisai Pesonen who went bar down on junior goaltender Ian Shane.
PREVIEW: Men’s Hockey Begins ECAC Slate On The Road Against Yale, Brown
No. 10 Cornell men’s hockey (2-0-0, 0-0 ECAC) will embark on its first road trip of the season when it faces ECAC and Ivy-rivals Yale (1-0-0, 1-0 ECAC) on Friday, Nov. 3 and Brown (1-1-0, 0-1 ECAC) on Saturday, Nov. 4. The Red had a hot start to the season, dominating then-no. 11 Minnesota Duluth in a two-game sweep last weekend, including a 3-0 shutout on Saturday thanks to the hard work of the Cornell defensemen and junior goaltender Ian Shane.
Shane Backstops Men’s Hockey to 3-0 Win Over Duluth
No. 12 Cornell men’s hockey (2-0-0, 0-0 ECAC) completed its weekend sweep of the No. 11 University of Minnesota Duluth (3-2-2, 0-0 NCHC) on Saturday, Oct. 28 at Lynah Rink with a 3-0 shutout win. Junior goaltender Ian Shane and Cornell defensemen were integral in keeping the Bulldogs from finding the back of the net, with the team combining for a total of 20 blocked shots compared to Duluth’s total of three.
Shane Backstops Men’s Hockey to 3-0 Win Over Duluth
No. 12 Cornell men’s hockey (2-0-0, 0-0 ECAC) completed its weekend sweep of the No. 11 University of Minnesota Duluth (3-2-2, 0-0 NCHC) on Saturday, Oct. 28 at Lynah Rink with a 3-0 shutout win. Junior goaltender Ian Shane and Cornell defensemen were integral in keeping the Bulldogs from finding the back of the net, with the team combining for a total of 20 blocked shots compared to Duluth’s total of three.
PREVIEW: Men’s Hockey Begins 2023-24 Season Against Minnesota Duluth
No. 12 Cornell men’s hockey begins its season with a home-and-home series against No. 11 University of Minnesota Duluth (3-0-2, 0-0 NCHC) today and tomorrow. The Red last faced the Bulldogs last season in Duluth, once again in a two-game series that served as Cornell’s season opener. The Red lost both games, 3-2 and 4-2. Minnesota Duluth is coming into Ithaca this weekend with five games under its belt and is unbeaten in all five.
Field Hockey Honors Seniors, Sets New School Record With Weekend Wins
By Ruth Abraham The Red improve to 12-3 on the season after wins against Brown and Boston University. Julia Nagel/Sun Photography Editor No. 17 Cornell field hockey (12-3, 5-1 Ivy) added more accolades onto its already record-breaking season with two shutout wins against Brown (6-8, 1-5 Ivy) and Boston University (8-8, 3-2 Patriot).
Field Hockey Honors Seniors, Sets New School Record With Weekend Wins
Newsletter Signup No. 17 Cornell field hockey (12-3, 5-1 Ivy) added more accolades onto its already record-breaking season with two shutout wins against Brown (6-8, 1-5 Ivy) and Boston University (8-8, 3-2 Patriot). Looking to stay on pace for the Ivy League title, the Red headed to Providence, Rhode Island to face the Bears. Although Brown outshot Cornell, it was a penalty corner in the second quarter by senior defender/midfielder Caroline Ramsey that made the difference.
Men’s Hockey Closes Out Exhibition Games With Gritty 5-4 Win Over the USNTDP
This story will be updated. It was a homecoming of sorts for Ithaca-native goaltender Jack Parsons who returned to Lynah Rink as a member of the U.S. National Under-18 Team (USNTDP) to play his hometown Cornell men’s hockey, who took down the USNTDP in overtime, 5-4. Composed of potential draft picks and some of the most elite under-18 players in the U.S., the national team player’s skills combined with a big Cornell first period weren’t enough to get past the Red.
PREVIEW: Men’s Hockey To Take on USNTDP in Final Exhibition Game
Newsletter Signup In its final exhibition before the regular season begins, Cornell men’s hockey will face the United States National Team Development Program Under-18 Team on Saturday, Oct. 21. “They’ve got a lot of talent,” said head coach Mike Schafer ’86 last Saturday after winning its first exhibition against Toronto Metropolitan University. “They’re very, very skilled and move pucks. They’ve been playing together for two years.” Cornell last faced off against the USNTDP U-18 team back on Oct.
Field Hockey Clinches Playoff Berth With Wins Over Penn and Syracuse
By Ruth Abraham Field hockey extends its win streak to five and has won nine out of its last ten games. Julia Nagel/Sun Photography Editor Not having lost a single game in regulation since its season-opening loss against Syracuse on Sept. 6, No. 18 Cornell added two more to the win column with wins over Ivy-rival Penn, and a revenge, double overtime win over No. 13 Syracuse.
Field Hockey Clinches Playoff Berth With Wins Over Penn and Syracuse
Not having lost a single game in regulation since its season-opening loss against Syracuse on Sept. 6, No. 18 Cornell added two more to the win column with wins over Ivy-rival Penn, and a revenge, double overtime win over No. 13 Syracuse. On Friday, Cornell (10-3, 4-1 Ivy) shutout Penn (6-7, 4-1 Ivy) to hand the Quakers its first conference loss of the season. It was the Red’s second consecutive shutout after blanking Yale, 3-0, on Oct. 7.
Freshman Shine, Men’s Hockey Dominates in Debut
This story will be updated. Cornell men’s hockey began its season with an exhibition against Toronto Metropolitan University, dominating from the start to pick up the 6-1 win. The game was trademarked by its freshmen who accounted for three of the six Cornell goals, two of which had multi-point games. The freshmen didn’t need much time to get used to playing in front of the Lynah Faithful, as two out of the first three of Red’s goal scorers were first-years.
Ramsey Breaks Season Points Record as Field Hockey Shuts Out Yale
By Ruth Abraham The Red faces UAlbany on Sept. 10, 2023 at Dodson Field. Cornell lost in a shootout, 2-3, the last non-conference loss for the Red. Julia Nagel/Sun Photography Editor After a 12-goal steamroll of Colgate last week, Cornell field hockey (8-3, 3-1 Ivy) proved that they are a force to be reckoned with after a 3-0 shutout of Yale (4-8, 1-3 Ivy) on Friday at home.
Record-Breaking Week for No. 20 Field Hockey Against Lehigh and Colgate
When Cornell field hockey (7-3, 2-1 Ivy) jumped into the top 20 of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association national rankings at No. 20 on Thursday, Sept. 26, its highest ranking since 2014, it was a sign that more records were about to be broken over the next few games. On Friday, the newly minted No. 20 Cornell traveled down to New Jersey to take on defending Ivy champions Princeton, who were coming in on a ten-game conference winning streak.
Men’s Golf Finishes Seventh Overall at Columbia Invitational
Leaderboard 2 This past weekend, Cornell golf traveled to Lake Placid Club in Lake Placid, New York to face Columbia and nine other teams at the Columbia Autumn Invitational. Despite four golfers placing in the top 20 of the 60-man field, the team fell a few spots after taking third overall in this same invitational just a year ago. Freshman Victor Stollinger finished in ninth place overall after carding 216 over the course of the invite.
Men’s Hockey Welcomes 10 to Incoming Freshman Class
Sports With nine seniors departing at the end of last season, men’s hockey will welcome 10 rookies this season with the hopes of building off the success of the 2022-23 campaign. The Red finished last year with an Ivy League title and an NCAA Tournament berth, falling just one game shy of the Frozen Four. With the team only carrying two seniors this season due to pandemic-altered eligibility rules, Cornell will turn to its underclassmen to fill in the gaps.
Kyle Penney Named Men’s Hockey Captain Ahead of 2023-24 Season
Sports Junior forward Kyle Penney joins the historic ranks of past Cornell hockey captains and becomes the first non-senior captain since Morgan Barron ’21 during the 2019-20 season. “It’s a great honor… It’s tough to put into words,” Penney said. “I know it means a lot to me and I’m really excited to help the team move forward this season.” Penney is no stranger to the role, serving in a leadership capacity twice before his time at Cornell.
Field Hockey Splits Weekend Against Connecticut and Albany
After losing its season opener on Wednesday, Sept. 6, against No. 7 Syracuse (4-0, 0-0 ACC), field hockey (1-2, 0-0 Ivy) looked to bounce back when it returned to Ithaca for the home opener against the University of Connecticut (1-4, 0-0 Big East) this past Friday, Sept. 8. After falling behind early in the first quarter, the Red had to play defensively to stay within a goal. The Huskies held a 5-1 lead in shots, overtaking Cornell offensively.
Volleyball Concludes Bucknell Invitational With Two Tightly-Contested Losses
Cornell volleyball (1-2, 0-0 Ivy) began its 2023 season with a trip to Lewisburg, Pennsylvania over the long weekend to compete in the Bucknell Invitational. The Red faced Niagara (0-4, 0-0 MAAC) on Friday and then William & Mary (4-2, 0-0 CAA) and Bucknell (2-3, 0-0 Patriot) for a Saturday doubleheader. Starting off strong on Friday, Cornell defeated the Purple Eagles, 3-1, after a comeback effort by the Red.
The Sun’s Male Senior Athlete of the Year: Wrestling’s Yianni Diakomihalis
A four-time NCAA national champion, four-time All-American and four-time Ivy League Wrestler of the Year, senior Yianni Diakomihalis has achieved everything a college wrestler would want — plus so much more. If you asked him 15 years ago if he thought he would be in this position, Diakomihalis said he doubts it. Diakomihalis got his start in wrestling as a kid after his father, a relatively successful wrestler in his time, wanted his children to learn.
The Sun’s Female Senior Athlete of the Year: Squash’s Sivasangari Subramaniam
Five years after a successful career on the Cornell squash team, senior Sivasangari Subramaniam will leave the University as one of the most accomplished squash players in recent history. Subramaniam got her start playing squash with her older brother in her home country of Malaysia. She began competing in junior tournaments at 9 years old and developed a strong relationship with the sport. When the chance to compete in collegiate squash came around, Subramaniam was resistant at first.
Golf Finishes Princeton Invitational in 14th Place
Golf returned to action over spring break with a training trip in Florida and an invitational at Princeton after a sixth place finish in the Carpetbagger Classic on March 18 and 19. The Red began its spring break with a friendly round against Ivy rival Dartmouth at Breakers West Country Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. It was a relatively successful training trip as Cornell tied the Big Green with scores of 321 apiece.
Cornell Squash Reaches Top Eight, Will Compete in Top Draw of National Championship
Both the men’s and women’s squash teams qualified for the top “A” draw in the College Squash Association Championships. The men’s team qualified for the Potter Cup for the first time since 2014, and the women’s team qualified for the Howe Cup for the first time since 2018. Last year, both teams fell just short of reaching the top eight and had to compete in the “B” Draw of the CSA Championships.
Women’s Hockey Tops Brown, Loses Nail-biter Against Yale
Entering this past weekend, No. 14 women’s hockey was in dire need of a win. Despite having clinched a postseason berth, the Red (13-12-2, 10-9-1 ECAC) was in the midst of a four-game losing streak, all against ECAC competition. Sitting at the fifth seed, with Princeton just three points back in the standings, Cornell needed to right the ship. With pressure mounting, the team hosted two crucial games against Brown (8-18-1, 6-14-0 ECAC) on Friday, Feb.
Men’s and Women’s Squash Beat Columbia on Senior Day
Cornell men’s and women’s squash teams concluded its final home game of the regular season against Columbia on Saturday, Feb. 4. The No. 8 men’s squash team handedly defeated the Lions by a score of 8-1. Seniors Humza Khan and Nicholas Göth Errington earned victories in their final home match. Khan sweeped opponent Franklyn Smith by a scoreline of 11-4, 11-8, 11-7.
Women’s Hockey Falls to Clarkson and St. Lawrence in Pivotal Games
Women’s hockey wrapped up its weekend with two losses against ECAC-rivals Clarkson and St. Lawrence with Cornell vying for home-ice advantage for playoffs. Cornell (12-11-2, 9-8-1 ECAC) faced No. 9 Clarkson (22-7-2, 11-5-1 ECAC) on Friday. Both teams started off strong, coming out of the first period scoreless. However, the Golden Knights scored two in the second to go into the final frame leading 2-0.
Women’s Hockey Drops Two Amidst Struggles on Defense
Leilani Burke/Sun Staff Photographer Sports | Cornell women’s hockey (12-9-2, 9-6-1 ECAC) wrapped up its weekend back at home with two losses to Ivy League rivals Dartmouth and Harvard. On Friday, the Red faced Harvard (7-12-3, 6-8-3 ECAC) in a high-scoring battle. It was a back-and-forth game with each team scoring and the other responding. Cornell only led once in the game when it led the Crimson 2-1 in the first period. After that, the Red was tasked with playing catch up with each goal scored.
Cornell Completes Weekend Sweep with 3-2 Win Over Princeton
After a stellar 21 save shutout for freshman goaltender Ian Shane and a handy beating of No.1 Quinnipiac, Cornell looked to ride the momentum into its final regular season matchup against Ivy foe Princeton. The opening minutes were evenly contested with great saves on both ends, including a point blank shot from the slot that was smothered by Shane. Play shifted in Cornell’s favor when Princeton committed a holding penalty at 7:05 of the first period.
Eritrea: 'It's My Utmost Wish to See Eritrea Get International Recognition for the Elimination of Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Shortly' - Madam Therese U. Poirier
Our guest today is Madam Therese U. Poirier, UNAIDS country representative in Eritrea. Madam Poirier has completed her three-year term and is leaving Eritrea on January 1, 2023. The interview focuses on her professional and personal experiences in Eritrea. Thank you for being with us. Please introduce yourself to our audience This is an honor that I don't take for granted. Thank you very much. My name is Madam Therese Poirier. I am a Rwandese- Canadian and a mother of two.
Men’s Soccer Falls to Syracuse After Late Goal
Julia Nagel/Sun Photography Editor Sports | Cornell men’s soccer (14-4-1, 5-1-1 Ivy) concluded its historical season after a 1-0 loss against No. 3 Syracuse (16-2-4, 5-1-2 ACC) on Sunday night at SU Soccer Stadium in Syracuse, NY. The Orange, looking to avenge a Cornell upset on Oct. 3, controlled most of the game. They led the Red in shots, 16-9, in the contest including four on goal.
Men’s Soccer Beats Maryland, Into Third Round of NCAA Tournament
Men’s soccer made history on Sunday afternoon by winning its first NCAA Tournament game since 1978. With a tense finish, No. 14 Cornell outlasted Maryland, 2-1. Coming off an incredible year, it was the program’s first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2012. While scoreless in the first half, it was all dominated by the Red. Cornell led 6-1 in shots and controlled possession for more than 25 minutes in the first half.
Eritrea: 'I Thank the Government for Making Sure That No Child Is Left Behind' Ms. Shaheen Nilofer
Shaheen Nilofer has just concluded her tenure as the UNICEF representative in Eritrea that started in June 2019. Upon the conclusion of her mission to Eritrea, Eritrea Profile had the chance to conduct an interview. Excerpts follow... Please tell us your reflections about the country. I have many reflections to share primarily about Eritrea's story. I have been here for more than three years, and it is a firsthand exposure and understanding of the context where we operate.
Women’s Hockey Narrowly Beats Dartmouth, Falls to Harvard
No. 9 Cornell women’s ice hockey continued its ECAC schedule with two games against fellow Ivy rivals, Dartmouth and Harvard. The Red (6-2-0, 4-2-0 ECAC) headed up to New Hampshire to face Dartmouth (1-5-0, 1-5-0 ECAC) on Friday. After an offensive outburst by Cornell against Clarkson on November 5, the game against the Big Green was no different. After gaining the initial lead just under four minutes in with a goal in by sophomore forward Lily Delianedis, the Red was quickly overtaken.
Women’s Hockey Beats St. Lawrence and Clarkson in High-Scoring Weekend
No. 9 Cornell women’s ice hockey returned to Lynah to continue its in-conference schedule and overcame St. Lawrence and handedly defeated ranked-rival Clarkson. The Red (5-1-0, 3-1-0 ECAC) faced St. Lawrence (6-5-0, 2-1-0 ECAC) on Friday. Cornell fell behind quite early, as the Saints put up a goal just 27 seconds into the game. Not too long after, freshman forward Mckenna Van Gelder scored back-to-back goals to give the Red its first lead.
Women’s Hockey Splits Weekend Against ECAC Rivals
Jason Wu/Sun Assistant Photography Editor Featured in Category | With two wins to start the season, No. 8 women’s ice hockey (3-1-0, 1-1-0 ECAC) lost its first in-conference game against No. 7 Quinnipiac (8-0-0, 2-0 ECAC) on Friday before beating No. 10 Princeton (0-2-0, 0-2 ECAC) on Saturday. The Red were in for a tough matchup against the undefeated Bobcats when it headed to Hamden, Connecticut on Friday.
No. 10 Women’s Hockey Begins Season With Weekend Sweep
Jason Wu / Sun Assistant Photgraphy Editor Featured in Category | After going undefeated in exhibition, No. 10 Cornell women’s ice hockey (2-0-0 ECAC) got the season started on the right note with a weekend sweep of Mercyhurst (5-5-0 CHA). On Friday, the Red opened the season with the first of the two-game series against the Lakers. Junior goaltender Deanna Fraser backstopped the Red for a 3-0 shutout win, the first shutout of Fraser’s collegiate career.
No. 16 Men’s Soccer Falls Against Penn, But Bounces Back with Win Against Binghamton
Following a devastating loss against Colgate, the Red (9-3-0,2-1-0 Ivy) looked to make a rebound against Penn (9-1-1, 3-0 Ivy), after a remarkable start to the season. However, things did not pan out and top-20 ranked Cornell took their second consecutive loss and third loss overall against the Quakers at home on Saturday. In a battle of two rivals atop the conference, there was a lot of back-and-forth between the two teams.
No.16 Men’s Soccer Upset by Colgate After Six-Game Winning Streak
Jason Wu/Sun Assistant Photography Editor Featured in Category | Coming off a win against Harvard, men’s soccer (9-1, 2-0 Ivy) upset No.7 Syracuse (10-2-1, 4-1 ACC) at their home stadium on Tuesday. They continued their winning streak with another win at Brown (5-3-1, 0-1-1 Ivy) in a close-fought game on Saturday, before falling in an upset to Colgate on Tuesday. The Red looked to keep their undefeated record at away games when they headed to Syracuse to face the Orange.
Kiingi Propels Men’s Soccer Over Marist
Cornell (6-1 Ivy) continued its undefeated streak on the road when it beat Marist (4-2-1 MAAC) on Saturday, 1-0. This victory was the Red’s sixth consecutive road win dating back to the 2021 season, matching Vermont, from whom the Red’s only defeat came from, for the longest active road win streak in Division I. This victory did not come as easily as the one prior, the 8-0 rout against Canisius. With the Red struggling to generate offense, it only recorded two shots on goal on 13 shot attempts.
Men’s Soccer Completes Two-Game Sweep with An 8-0 Rout
After suffering its first loss last Tuesday against Vermont, men’s soccer (5-1, 0-0 Ivy) returned to its winning form with back-to-back wins against Niagara (1-5-1, 0-0 MAAC) and Canisius (1-3-3, 0-0 MAAC). On Friday, Cornell headed up to Lewiston, New York to play the Purple Eagles. With a tough loss against Vermont behind it, the Red was looking to bounce back to its winning ways.
Men’s Soccer Sweeps California Road Trip
Maddy Remington/Sun Staff Photographer Sports | Men’s soccer kicked off the season with a three-game road trip, starting on Saturday in Santa Barbara, California. The team faced off against UCSB (2-1-1, 0-0 Big West) for the first time since last season, when it won a thrilling 4-3 match in double overtime at home. Continuing its recent trend of dominating California competition, the Red started this season with a win, besting the Gauchos, 2-1.
Eritrea: Indian Independence Day in Eritrea - A Mix of Colors
I once heard a musician say that what keeps a nation together is its cultural values, especially for a nation under colonization. The struggle for independence is the struggle for the people, the territory and all that is in it, including culture. In this sense, the struggle is not only for territorial integrity but also cultural independence. Whatever efforts are made to preserve a nation are made around those values and cultures that are the nation's identity.
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