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(10/23/14 7:07pm)
Two administrators perpetuated widespread academic fraud at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill within an academic department consisting of various athletic teams, according to a report published on Wednesday.
(10/21/14 8:26pm)
A student sustained a knee injury after he was hit by a golf cart on a sidewalk near the Friend Center at1:27 p.m. this afternoon, according to University spokesperson Martin Mbugua.
(10/21/14 8:02pm)
The Editorial Board of “The Dartmouth” published an article on Oct. 17urging its administration and president to abolish the Greek system.
(10/21/14 3:06pm)
Eight sides turn their attention to the midpoint of their conference schedules. Six of these teams are within a single win of the Ivy League lead. With the regular season championship and the coveted NCAA tournament bid that follows up for grabs, let’s see how the Ancient Eight stacks up. Harvard (8-3-1 overall, 2-0-1 Ivy League): The Crimson’s last loss came at St. John’s on Sept. 13. Unbeaten through the last nine contests, the league leaders have outscored opponents 24-14. Interestingly enough, the NCAA’s Rating Percentage Index only ranks this side sixth out of the Ivy teams, due in part to the relative weakness of its schedule thus far. Harvard’s 218 shots are a league best by a very large margin (Princeton ranks second with 159).
Dartmouth: A scoring margin of seven goals-for and four goals-against gives the Big Green the Ancient Eight's best in-league differential. By virtue of a strong schedule, this side boasts the conference's best RPI, coming in at 37thnationally. Senior forward Alex Adelabu has taken 26 shots, scoring a team high of five goals. Dartmouth’s unbeaten streak of eight is one less than their Cambridge, Mass., rivals. Penn (6-6, 2-1): A strong start for last year’s champions could not sustain the Quakers in their home conference opener against Columbia. Holding a 1-0 lead at halftime, Penn surrendered a pair of second-half goals to the visiting Lions. This side’s offense boasts two of the top five Ivy League scorers. Princeton (6-3-3, 1-1-1): Characteristic of the Ivy League’s parity, little separates Princeton from the sides above and below it in terms of demonstrated quality, save the sheer explosiveness displayed by Princeton’s offensive duo of senior Cam Porter and junior Tom Sanner. These forwards rank first and second in goals scored among Ivy Leaguers. Columbia (4-5-1, 1-1-1): In a recent Spectrum, the Spectator's blogging arm, contributor Saranna Rotgard wrote the following regarding her experience attending last weekend’s drawn fixture between Columbia and Princeton: “I don’t have a deeper understanding of human existence after attending a soccer game, but the trip was not in vain.” Should the Lions continue their form, further trips to the school’s distant athletic fields may not be at all in vain. Brown (3-4-5, 1-1-1): While ranking second-worst among Ivy League sides in scoring, Bruno has held opponents to a second-best mark of .99 goals per game. Though this statistic is somewhat arbitrary, Brown leads all teams in yellow cards acquired with 16. No player on this squad has managed more than three goals during the 2014 campaign. Cornell (8-4-1, 1-2): Junior Zach Zagorski, an all-Ivy honorable mention from last season, has been the league’s premier goalkeeper. His save percentage of .878 ties him for fifth in the NCAA’s Division I. Champions two years ago, this side has seen its title hopes severely hindered by consecutive one-goal losses to Ivy rivals Penn and Harvard. Yale (1-9-2, 0-3): Two overtime periods were required for the Bulldogs to pick up their first win of the season: a 1-0 home victory over Temple University. Still, according to the NCAA’s RPI ranking, Yale ranks within the bottom 10 Division I teams in the nation, just behind Houston Baptist while edging out Gardner-Webb University.
(10/21/14 1:23pm)
The announcement that the University’s Office of Technology Licensingestablishedthe position of executive in residence to help commercialize its research comes in the midst of alawsuitagainst the University regarding its tax-exempt status.
(10/19/14 8:28pm)
House of Cupcakes has reopened after a hiatus due to a fire that destroyed the store nearly seven months ago, the Times of Trenton reported.
(10/16/14 9:18pm)
The University’s Office of TechnologyLicensing hashired Bradford Middlekauff as its first executive in residence, a part-time consulting position to assist researchers and students in translating their technologies into the marketplace, Office of TechnologyLicensingDirector John Ritter said in a phone interview.
(10/15/14 10:04pm)
1. Dean Malkiel deflated.
(10/15/14 7:49pm)
A group of 28 Harvard Law School professors said Harvard University’s new sexual assault policy is “overwhelmingly stacked against the accused” and “in no way required by Title IX law or regulation” in a letter published in the Boston Globe.
(10/15/14 7:35pm)
Local community members will have the opportunity to register online Tuesday Oct. 21to participate in a random drawing for a limited number of free tickets still available for the Dalai Lama’s public address, according to an update on the University event’s website.
(10/14/14 8:22pm)
House of Cupcakes is scheduled to reopen this Friday, according to the Times of Trenton.
(10/14/14 7:50pm)
Three swastikas were found chalked outside a Yale University freshman residence hall lateSundaynight, the Yale Daily News reported, the second such swastika incident at Yale in the past month and a half.
(10/14/14 1:48pm)
The scoreboard read 1-1 at the end of one quarter. Nothing separated undefeated No. 1 UCLA from the underdog Tigers. This past weekend, a No. 10 Princeton water polo squad (14-3 overall, 6-1 CWPA Southern) traveled to Southern California looking to solidify its position as one of the sport’s top competitors.
(10/14/14 9:15am)
It’s been almost a full month since our last ranking of Ivy League football. Not unexpectedly, parity abounds at the top of the table. Yale, the most impressive during the first few weeks of play, fell at home in a shootout against Dartmouth. Let’s see how the teams stack up leading up to the season’s midpoint.
(10/13/14 7:20pm)
The University is scheduled to hire an external investigator to handle sexual misconduct disciplinary proceedings, according to a job posting on the University's website.
(10/13/14 7:17pm)
After racially charged death threats were emailed to several hundred Harvard affiliates in early October, the Dean of the College at Harvard Rakesh Khurana was critical of administrators for failing to communicate quickly and efficiently with faculty and students during the incident, according to the Harvard Crimson.
(10/12/14 9:22pm)
President Bill Clinton is booked to speak at a private fundraiser in Princeton later this month, The Jersey Journal reported.
(10/09/14 7:56pm)
The Princeton Police Department will host its first Coffee with a Cop event on Oct. 11 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event will be held at Panera Bread, located at 136 Nassau St.
(10/09/14 7:31pm)
Princeton ranked 9th on a list of the “least datable colleges” developed by The Dating Ring, according to the Mail Online.
(10/08/14 10:03pm)
1. U. repeals grade deflation; 2018-ers continue on in ignorant bliss