Indoor Track: Season opens with Northeastern Invitational
The men's and women's indoor track and field teams kicked off their season at the Northeastern Invitational this Saturday.
Dave Ostrowsky
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WBball: Brandeis wins both games of Tip-Off tourney
With 33 points and 12 rebounds through two games, Caitlin Malcolm '07 was named most valuable player of the Brandies Tip-Off Tournemanet.
Swimming: Men top Bentley and U. Rochester, women drop both meets
It may have just been rivalry weekend in college football, but this past week was rivalry week for Brandeis swimming and diving.
Athletic department event: Brandeis hosts fourth Kids in Sports Field Day
The Gosman athletic complex was converted into a sports camp for kids between ages seven and eleven on Sunday as Brandeis hosted the fourth annual Kids in Sports Field Day.
Home field advantage key in ALCS
And so the party moved from the house that Ruth built to the house that Ruth left this past weekend.
World Series not in cards for St. Louis
Jim Edmonds, Albert Pujols and Scott Rolen are among the greatest sluggers in baseball today. The Cardinals' defense is more than satisfactory with Edmonds patrolling centerfield, Scott Rolen at third base and a more-than-reliable catcher in Mike Matheny behind the plate.
Stats speak for Ramirez
With less than a dozen games remaining in the Major League Baseball regular season, the biggest question in the American League is: Who will win the American League MVP award?The leading candidates are the Red Sox' Manny Ramirez and the New York Yankees' right fielder Gary Sheffield.
10 funny things in Boston sports
With the Patriots kicking off their 2004 season and the Red Sox in the heat of a pennant race, this is a very exciting time for Boston sports fans.
2004 baseball season turning into a wild (card) thing
ESPN's Scott Van Pelt recently said that "without the wild card, there'd be zero drama at all" in Major League Baseball.Although Van Pelt's statement may not be entirely accurate, the addition of the wild card in 1995 by Major League Baseball is the sole reason baseball fans in cities like Chicago and San Francisco are not just looking forward to the opening day kick-off for the Bears and 49ers.
Red Sox schedule breeds redundancy, not rivalries
Watching a Red Sox game at Toronto's Skydome, seeing Rafael Palmeiro of the Baltimore Orioles bat against Pedro Martinez or even the Yankees visiting Fenway Park won't be as exciting when it's the 19th time you've seen it this season, not counting the preseason and playoffs.
The artistic connection between textiles and computers
'Divine Sweater' Warms Brandeis
What to know about the University’s incoming class of 2029
Brandeis Jewish Bund members demonstrate during Israel Week event
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs