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Senior athletes garner awards, express gratitude

Four senior athletes honored at Athletics Banquet

On May 5, four Vassar seniors were honored at the annual Department of Athletics and Physical Education Banquet. Tennis star Nicole Pontee '10 was honored with the Outstanding Female Athlete Award. On the male side, volleyball phenomenon Phil Tully 10 won the Outstanding Male Athlete Award. Full story

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The confused American’s guide to the World Cup

Perplexed by World Cup advertisement banners on Facebook? Bamboozled by your foreign friends’ remarks about Lionel Messi?  Befuddled about why ESPN will be screwing around with their usual programming lineup this summer?  We at The Miscellany News sports section are here to help. 6 comments

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Broooers host second Butterbeer Classic

A player scoops up the ball and starts to sprint towards the goal. Juking past potential assailants and vicious adversaries, the player eyes the target and rears back, ready to score. Suddenly, “WHAM!” a flying blur appears out of nowhere, blindsiding the player, and leveling them to the ground.

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Recap: A year of firsts in Vassar athletics

In just three weeks, after sweating through finals, we will be back in our hometowns enjoying summer vacation. With that in mind, let’s take a look back at the year that was in Vassar sports. In many ways it was a year of firsts for the Brewers.

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Recap: A year of firsts in Vassar athletics

In just three weeks, after sweating through finals, we will be back in our hometowns enjoying summer vacation. With that in mind, let’s take a look back at the year that was in Vassar sports. In many ways it was a year of firsts for the Brewers.

Quidditch

Broooers host second Butterbeer Classic

A player scoops up the ball and starts to sprint towards the goal. Juking past potential assailants and vicious adversaries, the player eyes the target and rears back, ready to score. Suddenly, “WHAM!” a flying blur appears out of nowhere, blindsiding the player, and leveling them to the ground.

World Cup

The confused American’s guide to the World Cup

Perplexed by World Cup advertisement banners on Facebook? Bamboozled by your foreign friends’ remarks about Lionel Messi?  Befuddled about why ESPN will be screwing around with their usual programming lineup this summer?  We at The Miscellany News sports section are here to help. 6 comments

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Should NCAA athletes be paid to play?

In the 2007-2008 academic year, the University of Texas Longhorns earned over 120 million dollars in revenue from its athletics programs. Mack Brown, the head football coach of the Longhorns, made $5.1 million in the past year. Yet all of the football and basketball players who don a Longhorns jersey during the season do not earn a penny.

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