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The Daily Princetonian

For club sports, a slow process of reform

Close to two months after students first voiced concerns about the University's club sports program, singling out issues with funding, poor facilities and personnel, administrators say they are responding to student criticism and taking steps to fix the problem."The University is addressing the allocation of more financial resources toward sport clubs including a sport club endowment component in the upcoming campaign," said David Leach, associate director of athletics for campus recreation, referring to Nassau Hall's forthcoming multi-billion dollar capital campaign.President Tilghman agreed that help is on the way, but cautioned that the situation will not be remedied overnight."It would be highly unusual for something to have been resolved in this length of time, as it would take the Priorities Committee to designate this as a high priority for the next budget year," Tilghman said in an email, referring to the University committee that allocates funding for programs.Students' concerns were first highlighted in an Oct.

SPORTS | 12/05/2006

The Daily Princetonian

No. 7: Emily Goodfellow '76

For most students, playing one varsity sport is already an impressive achievement. For Emily Goodfellow '76, one sport was just not enough ? and neither were two, for that matter.During her four-year tenure at Princeton, Goodfellow earned an astonishing 12 varsity letters by participating in three varsity sports, the greatest number of letters accrued by an athlete in University history.For her pioneering role in women's athletics at Princeton, she earned the C.

SPORTS | 12/04/2006

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The Daily Princetonian

Princeton hosts Big Al Invite

Facing off against some of the nation's top competition, the men's and women's swimming and diving team's finished third and fourth, respectively, at the Big Al Invitational, held over the weekend at DeNunzio Pool.The Invitational does not count towards any team's season record but was an opportunity for teams to showcase and hone their talents as they approach the heart of their regular seasons.

SPORTS | 12/04/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Men, women compete in dual meets

While brandishing weapons six days a week isn't the typical college student's experience, for the select few on the men's and women's fencing team, it's how they spend the majority of their afternoons and the reason they excitedly look forward to December.This past weekend these Tigers kicked off December with a bang, traveling to NYU to take on four teams in their second dual-team meet of the season.The men started off the round robin by fencing the host team.

SPORTS | 12/04/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Woes continue with pair of losses

Erie, Pa., home of the Mercyhurst Lakers, is known for its wickedly cold winter weather. The Lakers showed anything but mercy to the women's hockey team this weekend as they gave Princeton an icy welcome to the northwest corner of Pennsylvania, defeating the Tigers twice in front of sellout crowds.

SPORTS | 12/03/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Late layup lifts Tigers at Classic

In their first game of the Pepsi Blue and Gold Classic, held this past weekend in Milwaukee, the men's basketball team showed it can compete on the national stage ? and in their second game, Princeton showed it can win too.The Tigers (5-2 overall) took the floor Friday night against North Dakota State (5-2) in the first game of the tournament.

SPORTS | 12/03/2006

The Daily Princetonian

Tigers vs. bracket-busters

Now that the football team's season-topping pyre has faded, the limelight has been thrust onto the men's basketball team ? and so far it has shown anything but stage fright.Coming off a narrow loss in their season opener, the Tigers (4-1 overall) have rolled to four consecutive victories and look to continue their success this weekend as they travel to Milwaukee to compete in the annual Pepsi Blue and Gold Classic, hosted by the No.

SPORTS | 11/30/2006