Word: pennã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
This weekend marks the start of the 2005 Ivy season, but it also provides the best opportunity for some league schools—Dartmouth and Penn??€”to make a huge splash on a national stage...
...that their university was already in compliance with the Solomon Amendment even before the Bush administration threatened to terminate over $500 million in federal funding to the university in 2003. While the military did not have access to Penn Law School’s career placement office before 2003, Penn??€™s university-wide career office did arrange interviews between recruiters and law students...
...Ivies went 7-1 on the opening weekend of play, including Penn??€™s 41-14 win over Duquesne and Yale’s embarrassing 17-14 loss at San Diego. If the league can continue this torrid non-conference pace, it could improve upon its standing as the fifth-best grouping in I-AA and see a couple of its teams break into the top 25 along with No. 19 Harvard...
...Dukes, however, have yet to venture beyond the friendly confines of Pittsburgh, Pa., and have yet to see a team of Penn??€™s caliber. Duquesne’s attempt to shake the mid-major stigma will have to wait another week—Columbia looms on the horizon—as the Quakers should remind the Dukes to which of I-AA’s two sub-divisions they belong...
...Hughes on the hot seat in the minds of the fans, if not the administration. The schedule lends itself to another quick start—Princeton plays three of its first four at home. But with road games against the preseason big three—Brown, Harvard, and Penn??€”highlighting the second half of the schedule, the Tigers will fizzle down the stretch once again, stumbling to a 2-5 Ivy finish and making Hughes’ future at Princeton even more dubious...