Sanaz Ebrahimi, Tina Ladgerbald, Conner Lusk, and Jack Such
January 28, 2019
Jamir Shepard (‘20) trots out of the huddle to his position out wide. His assignment is a post-corner option; a route where he is tasked with reading the safety and deciding to cut left or right down the field. In the seconds he has until the defense...
Sanaz Ebrahimi, Alana Abeyta, David Hickey, and Ryan Stanley
January 28, 2019
As soon as most kids begin their athletic journey, their parents encourage them to play as many sports as possible. As long as the parent thinks their kid is having fun, they will continue to play those multiple sports. However, once they start to seriously...
Nathan Ellisen, Mallory Kuppe, and Summer Daniel
December 17, 2018
When stepping up to the plate for his first major league at-bat, Jackie Robinson had plenty on his mind besides the baseball that was coming his way. He felt the end of his bat, and knew there was more on the line than the swing he was about to take. Despite...
Ya'el Sarig, Alana Abeyta, and Zach Baumgarten
December 3, 2018
The buzz of floodlights is barely audible over the screams of the crowd. The stadium is filled with voices clamoring for attention, raspy from having chanted during all of spirit week but desperate to make this night the loudest all year. Despite the...
Nathan Ellisen and Wes Walters
February 11, 2019
With two minutes left in the fourth quarter of the NFC championship game, Nickell Robey-Coleman laid out Saints wide receiver Tommy-Lee Lewis but no penalty was called. Thousands of people swarmed social media, stating this was one of the...
Zach Phillips, Design Director
September 25, 2018
In the past, only on rare occasions did public companies take stances on controversial issues. Why risk losing clientele, loyal customers who represent nearly every social and religious persuasion, to advance an opinion held by company? Is it appropriate...
