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Major March Madness

Jon Weinberg  —  Mar 11, 2011

Jon Weinberg '13 weighs in on the death of the "scholar athlete" and "amateur" sports in the NCAA.

Daily Syllabus: Thursday, Feb. 10, 2011

Feb 10, 2011

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Fashion Is a Workout

Courtney Jiyun Song  —  Mar 31, 2010

Activewear, an often neglected and under-glorified arena of the fashion world, has carved a clever niche in the fashion market — high-end designers such as Yohji Yamamoto and Stella McCartney have lent their names to spandex cuts and flouncy hoods for the sake of 300 percent markups. Though the shrewdly draped tops and stitched pants have their appeal, I often wonder who pays top dollar for something they will sweat profusely in for about two hours maximum and end up (hopefully) washing right after?

Ivy Thunderdome in Retrospect

Shannan Scarselletta  —  Apr 17, 2009

When making an important life-altering decision, I like to pretend that all of my options were trapped on a desert island, engaged in a Battle Royale of theoretical proportions. It’s a methodology that has been passed down in the Scarselletta clan for generations; it’s how my sister decided to go blonde, and how my mother chose which children to keep.

Tragic Events Shape Athletic Community

Olivia Dwyer  —  Sep 22, 2006

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Forever Wild

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Earlier this week, I wrote an article that attempted to explain why Cornell student-athletes are so adept at making the right decisions and staying out trouble involving headlines and handcuffs.

In my interviews, I found a lot of answers; proactive awareness programs run by the administration, solid recruiting practices by Cornell coaches, and a sense of accountability and responsibility among the Red’s student-athletes.

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