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What Drugs Should We Test For? - May 08, 2008
David Pickle shares some thoughts on the NCAA's drug-testing policies. A story in Tuesday's Atlanta Journal-Constitution focused on the tragic death of a Georgia Tech baseball player and the revelation that his death resulted from morphine toxicity. The article examined...
Life Savers, American Gladiators & Female Baseball Player - May 09, 2008
• I got an e-mail last night from Chrissy Lewis, a field hockey and rugby student-athlete from Vassar who represents the Liberty League on the Division III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Chrissy brought to my attention the story of Lilly Jacobson,...
Student-Athletes Are Special People - May 05, 2008
Last week, the country was inspired by the story of Western Oregon's Sara Tucholsky, who hit...
Adelphi's Rivera-Barracato Is A Role Model - Apr 28, 2008
Deneé Rivera-Barracato, one of the up-and-coming athletics administrators in the country, stopped by Campus Connection recently to...
15 Weeks Away
May 08, 2008
by Robin Mackin
Robin Mackin discusses her Olympics training and announces her departure from Fresno State. We are now 15 weeks...
Finishing The Season Strong
Apr 25, 2008
by Lauren Ross (Western Carolina)
Western Carolina softball standout Lauren Ross will sing the national anthem on senior day. When you start off...
Have You Met Bubbles Yet?
Apr 25, 2008
by Carl Ehrlich (Harvard)
Harvard's Carl Ehrlich wants a nickname. I want a nickname. This is my third year in a college...
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Doesn't an APR of 925, which equals roughly a 60 percent GSR, seem a bit low? Are plans in place to raise the APR cut-off from 925 in future years?
- Sam
   
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