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...
Cole Sotnick, Josh Lai, Ryan Strathearn, and Joseph Passarello
December 3, 2018
On the first day of lacrosse tryouts, Dylan Duncan (‘20) looks around curiously, his eyes scan the field in an attempt to get a feel of the team. He mentally notes the size, skill, and appearance of his future teammates. It is his first year playing...
Ya'el Sarig, Conner Lusk, Griffin Kemp, and Josh Lai
December 3, 2018
The red analog numbers tick down. 15 seconds. 14 seconds. Coach is screaming in your ear – something about high-low, and run the clock out – but you barely hear him. Barely hear the raucous screaming of the fans, and barely feel the slight...
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...
Cole Sotnick and Ryan Strathearn
May 22, 2018
It’s a Friday night, the lights beam down onto the football field, the stands are full, and the students are cheering. As a program that has been built on winning teams that have went on to produce players in college and the NFL, you would think that...
