Torture?

Jonny Glazier, Columnist
October 29, 2012
Filed under Columns, Pro Sports, Top Stories
I’ll be perfectly honest; I am by no means a Giants fan. In fact, I routinely find myself siding against the orange and black due to the obnoxious flow of Giants-related statuses that flood every social media outlet. While bandwagon fan statuses agitate me as much as the next guy, what truly grinds... Read more »
Interconnectivity: How self-centered and oblivious athletes negatively affect those around them

Jonny Glazier, Columnist
August 22, 2012
Filed under Columns, Featured Sports Scrollbox, Top Stories
If you've ever had the pleasure of taking AP Environmental Science with Mr. Scott, you know that no action is isolated; everything affects its surroundings, and vice versa. In the wake of the 50-game suspensions handed down to Bartolo Colon and Melky Cabrera, we see this statement put into perhaps... Read more »
If you can’t beat ‘em…punch ‘em?
Peter Dennis, Columnist
October 26, 2011
Filed under College Sports, Columns, Featured Sports Scrollbox, Pro Sports
For those of you that haven’t been listening to any sports news recently, there were two main incidents that caught the headlines. The first was a little, let’s say, “altercation” if you will, between Jim Harbaugh ('82), coach of the 49ers and Jim Schwartz, the coach of the Detroit Lions,... Read more »
The Viking tries Ike’s

Peter Dennis and Shannon Scheel, Columnists
October 11, 2011
Filed under Columns, Viking Tries
So starts another year of Viking Tries. And believe us when we say we have large shoes to fill. Not only were Dustin Nizamian’s (‘11) feats legendary (LIGHTNING BOLT!), but I only have so many funny t-shirts to rival his. So Shannon here decided we should try out the legendary Ike’s Place right... Read more »
2011: A Giant Year

Jacob Lauing, Staff Writer
March 29, 2011
Filed under Baseball, Columns, Pro Sports, Top Stories
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s that time again. Put those snowboards and overcoats back in storage and bust out your fake beards and foam fingers, because on March 31st, players and fans alike will embark on the six-month roller coaster ride that we call baseball season. Filled with epic victories,... Read more »
The Last Straw

Michael Cullen, Columnist
March 11, 2011
Filed under Columns, Last Word
Seriously guys, the bandwagon will not be able to move if anyone else gets on. This is the greatest time of year for sports, hands down. Not only is there 40+ hours of football airing from Saturday morning to Sunday night, but the World Series has just finished, while the NHL and NBA seasons are only... Read more »







