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John Skelton threw for 405 yards and five touchdown passes to lead Fordham to a 41-14 win over Georgetown in the season finale for both teams yesterday in Washington. Full Article at New York Post
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Yale's first-year coach Tom Williams said he's ready to take responsibility for the Bulldogs' eighth loss in the last nine games to rival Harvard. Full Article at New York Post
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John Petrini, 61, leaves Superior Court in New Haven, Conn. Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009 after a hearing. View Photo »
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We have a shot at our ninth straight season of at least seven victories — something that’s never been done in the Ivy League ... We have an outside shot for an Ivy title … So there are plenty of tangible things to play for.
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New Idaho Steelheads teammates Evan Barlow and Brandan Kushnirik clearly have shown they belong on a professional roster. Why would two young men with prestigious degrees from Ivy League schools choose to play minor-league hockey in Boise, Idaho? Full Article at Idaho Statesman
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PRINCETON — Fatigue? Headache? “Those are symptoms of playing football,” said Jordan Culbreath, who found the hamstring costing him August practice time far more nagging than any thoughts that something seriously was wrong. Full Article at New York Post
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NEW HAVEN — The 126th playing of The Game will go down into folklore not for visiting Harvard’s spirited fourth-quarter comeback, but for the two gambles which ultimately allowed the Crimson to walk out of the Yale Bowl as winners for the fifth... Full Article at New Haven Register
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John Petrini, 61, leaves Superior Court in New Haven, Conn. Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009 after a hearing. View Photo »
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The facilities puts us in the upper echelon of the Ivy League ... We think it will be a boon for us in recruiting.
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TROY — Chuck Mack drew Division I recruiters to the Collar City during his days as an All-American guard playing for Don Bassett's Catholic Central powerhouse basketball teams in the 1970s. Full Article at The Troy Record
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We have a shot at our ninth straight season of at least seven victories — something that’s never been done in the Ivy League ... We have an outside shot for an Ivy title … So there are plenty of tangible things to play for.
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The facilities puts us in the upper echelon of the Ivy League ... We think it will be a boon for us in recruiting.
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Our number-one goal is always to win the Ivy League championship
– Bob Callahan SOURCE: Daily Princetonian -
I’m a little bit disappointed we didn’t finish in the top four of the Ivy League ... With that said, those four teams finished ahead of us for a reason, and I would expect all four to get into the NCAA Tournament, which would set a record for the Ivy League.
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Bottom line is we have a big game this week and the Ivy League championship always goes through Penn. It’s just a question of whether it’s at Philadelphia or not
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As somebody with an Ivy League economics background, I believe I am the gubernatorial candidate best positioned to deliver economic growth to the state of Iowa
SOURCE: Des Moines Register -
The credit has to go to the Dartmouth team ... They put away the chances that they had. They have good players, they are an experienced team, and they look like they are definitely going to be in the running for a NCAA at-large bid and they are still in contention for the Ivy League championships.
SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun -
M.A. Olawale is the Ivy League equivalent of Tim Tebow, so you have to be assignment-oriented ... We know they can throw the ball but we’ve got to stop the run.
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We really wanted to hold them off; we wanted especially a tie to get a point for the Ivy League. We just wanted to shut down their attack but unfortunately it did not turn out the way we wanted
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I think this game really shows the Ivy League that we can compete and this will just be a great confidence booster
SOURCE: Daily Pennsylvanian -
They’re a very good football team, they’re just young. They start a lot of sophomores, some juniors, a couple of freshmen. They have arguably the best running back in the Ivy League and a local product in Nick Schwieger ... He’s big, fast and very tough and physical. Defensively, on the inside they have...
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We’ve done well out of conference, but in the Ivy League we haven’t been too fortunate, even though we’ve played very well ... We just want to come out with positive results and finish strong.
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We’ve lost three Ivy League games, all in overtime ... I think my team is getting a little tired of it.
SOURCE: Daily Pennsylvanian -
close to half of law and medical degrees go to women...half the Ivy League presidents are women, and two of the three network anchors soon will be; three of the four most recent Secretaries of State have been women. There are more than 145 foundations designed to empower women around the world.
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Even though our ranking is higher than some of the Ivy League teams
SOURCE: Daily Princetonian -
Those Ivy League rivalries never truly disappear ... They are definitely going to come out and match our intensity, and we need to be ready.
SOURCE: Daily Princetonian -
But it’s becoming a thing where everything written about us starts with ‘Despite their Ivy League name’
SOURCE: Pate Magazine -
A lot of law students at Ivy League law schools want the lucrative law firm job after law school, with all the luxuries that come with it ... Law students who want to enter public service are rare and very appreciated by admission boards.
SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun -
Every job has it unique set of challenges and certainly coaching at an Ivy League school does with the academic requirements somewhat limiting the pool of student-athletes that you can recruit ... You have to be able to work with what you have and make the best of it. You're not always going to get guys...
– Zach Spiker SOURCE: Baseball Prospectus -
I was being recruited by Mid-American Conference and Ivy League schools. That's probably where I should have gone ... I was fortunate to get the chance to play in the Big Ten.
SOURCE: The Bucyrus Telegraph -
With regards to the Ivy League season, I think the team has shown character as a unit and individually as players
SOURCE: Cornell Daily Sun -
Winning the inaugural Ivy League title is an immense accomplishment and the entire team is overjoyed. Despite adverse weather conditions, the team remained focused and played smart, physical rugby
– Paul Jarvis SOURCE: American Rugby News -
I never thought I'd go to an Ivy League school, but after visiting Harvard, wow, it was just great ... I was also recruited by Dartmouth, Cornell and Princeton.
SOURCE: AZ starnet.com -
In our world, the Syracuse Invitational has kind of turned into an Ivy League school as far as having applicants vs. available openings. So, it’s grown like I could not have predicted. And for the fans, it’s a chance to see some of the best riders in the business in a place where there’s not a bad seat ...
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I have known Chris Anastasi since he was a little boy ... He's an incredibly bright kid with an Ivy League education who worked in Philadelphia's Citistat department, which is far larger and far more complex than Bridgeport's will ever be. There are only about two dozen cities with Citistat and he came ...
SOURCE: The Connecticut Post
