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...Signet Society, which he valued for its well-endowed commercial kitchen. On weekends the kitchen would be unused and he would treat it “like a laboratory.” He was also among the pioneering group of students who converted the old Adams House squash courts into an art exhibit—the space is now officially known as the Adams Art Space. His grass-roots organization to increase visibility for the arts on campus was eventually expanded into the yearly campus-wide celebration known as Arts First...
Stumped? I don’t blame you. But while the sports world is constantly singing the praises of supposed powerhouses in the major sports, the Trinity men’s squash team has quietly run up a string on 108 consecutive victories—the last of which came in a stirring 5-4 victory over Harvard at last weekend’s CSA Team Championships...
...last time the Bantams lost a match androstenedione—not steroids—was the hot topic in baseball, and interns—not intelligence—were the hot topic in Washington. So while the real world has gone through drastic changes, the world of college squash has stayed remarkably consistent...
...Broadbent, that included dispatching of two of the top three players in college squash on consecutive days, No. 2 Julian Illingworth of Yale—whom Broadbent beat in five games in Harvard’s 8-1 semifinals win on Saturday—and No. 3 Bernardo Samper of Trinity, who fell 9-1, 9-2, 9-2 to Broadbent in Trinity’s paper-thin 5-4 win in Sunday’s final...
...weekend represented a significant breakthrough for Broadbent, who had been firmly entrenched in the upper echelon of college squash since he first took the court for Harvard, but had never before really threatened to reside in the very top of that group...