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right infront of sirena at pier village. no secret spot or anything. the surfer was talking to me before we both for in the water. it was only his first wave. thats such a buzz kill though for him
right infront of sirena at pier village. no secret spot or anything. the surfer was talking to me before we both for in the water. it was only his first wave. thats such a buzz kill though for him
no **** man, i paddled out around 6am there then walked down to pav ave around 8. was the bodyboarder over weight? and what time?
the guy who died at the wedge was name Monte Kevin Valantin he was smashed into the rocks after sets of 20ft kept coming.
well i dont drive yet and none of my friends do either were all like 16 and so getting to otehr breaks is difficult sometimes. and trains from little silver drops us like 2 blocks from beach there so we jsut walk right down. guy who got hit was after i got off work so around like 3
can someone post a link to the story in OC MD about the death?
Before the Ocean City Beach Patrol reported for duty Friday morning, surfers pulled a fellow surfer from the ocean near the Hilton Suites on 33rd Street. Several lifeguards were already on the beach and assisted with treatment when it was reported around 7:40 a.m. "We had staff getting reading for our early morning Junior Beach Patrol program," says Kristin Joson, OCBP spokeswoman. "Two of our Crew Chiefs were able to respond on quad [ATV]."
The surfer was in cardiac arrest and they performed CPR while waiting for EMS. He was taken to Atlantic General Hospital in grave condition.
Photo by Kristin Joson, OCBP Web Editor/Public Relations Coordinator
Beach Patrol Capt. Butch Arbin says the man may have suffered a spinal injury. Witnesses observed the surfer fall off in shallow water. Capt. Arbin said he does not believe the man survived. Initial witness statements made it sound as if he bailed out after a ride and may have struck the bottom and sustained a neck injury but later reports suggested he had suffered an aneurysm and later died. [Getting medical updates these days from hospitals is often difficult because of HIPAA laws].
I really have a problem with these local towns restricting surfers to one or two beaches. It's really dangerous. Most towns have 1-3 miles of coastline and they force surfers to all go at the same beach even when there is no one in the water! Recently, in Spring Lake, they have been forcing surfers to surf at one beach even if it's rough and there is a red flag. Bathers do not need as much room as surfers. On average a bather is in the water for what 15 minutes? Surfers are there for 1-3 and sometimes 4 hours or more! I think that the bathers should be restricted to certain beaches and there should be more beaches opened up for surfers.
In the summer of 2006, I was surfing my home break (at the time) in Sea Girt, Philladelphia Ave. with at least 45 other surfers. One break, 45 surfers. It was only a matter of time before something happened. I shouted to my friend, be careful man it's really shallow inside.... I took off backside and a grom was paddling right through the impact zone. I turned hard at the last minute but was forced to dive off my board or risk running right over this kids head. I hit the sandbar head first and broke my neck. I floated face down for about two minutes in and out of conciousness. I couldn't feel my legs or arms and finally got ahold of my limbs and literally crawled to the shore. Meanwhile, the lifeguard on duty was talking to some teeny boppers and didn't notice anything had happened not that I would have taken his assistance anyway after making everyone surf on that beach. I was so angry. Thank God that my wife (girlfriend at the time) is a chiropracter and we had x-rays within about 30 minutes and a brace for my fractured vertibrae.
I don't have any long term affects but my orthopedic surgeon told me that I am his miracle case because about 95% of his patients who have impact to the top of their heads like that are quadrapalegic. I have thought about getting a petition signed by local surfers and telling my story to get these towns to open more surfing areas in the summer. But I realize that I will just get more frustrated/angry when I go through all of that effort and nothing comes of it. Their reasoning is "the bathers make up a majority of our revenue each summer". Well, I have to buy a badge also even though I LIVE here and SURF here all year round. Why don't I or other surfers have any rights when it comes to the water?
So, do a paddle out? Honor the dead, and it would make a great opportunity to garner attention to the second class citizen treatment surfers get during tourist season. Press eat up photo ops like that. This would be our chance to unite the brother/sisterhood, & bring some media attention to the plight.


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EFFINGHAM, Kan. (AP) -- Safety workshops were held this week in Kansas for people who work around combustible grain dust.
The workshops in Effingham were sponsored by the Kansas City chapter of the Grain Elevator and Processing Society. More than 60 grain industry employees from the region attended the sessions.
The St. Joseph News-Press reports (http://bit.ly/16Mxsv9 ) the classes were conducted around the second anniversary of an explosion at a Bartlett Grain facility that killed six people. A moment of silence was held in honor of the victims.
Kingsly Ambrose, assistant professor in milling/grain processing at Kansas State university, said the workshops are intended to increase awareness of grain dust and its explosiveness. He says it takes the dispersal of billions of fine dust particles to create the devastating explosions.

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Team Schedule
Overall | Pct. | Conf. | Pct. | Streak | Home | Away | Neutral |
3-1 | .750 | 0-0 | .000 | Won 2 | 2-0 | 1-1 | 0-0 |
Date | Opponent | Result | Time/Status | Links |
Feb. 14 | at Navy | W, 8-1 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Feb. 21 | at Yale | L, 10-6 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Feb. 24 | Penn | W, 11-7 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Feb. 28 | Drexel | W, 12-3 | Final | Box Score Recap |
Mar. 7 | Princeton | 10:00 AM | Live stats | |
Mar. 14 | at Villanova | 11:00 AM | ||
Mar. 21 | vs. North Carolina @ Santa Ana, Calif. | 8:00 PM | ||
Mar. 24 | at Robert Morris | 2:00 PM | ||
Mar. 29 | Michigan * | 3:00 PM | ||
Apr. 4 | Penn St. * | 2:00 PM | ||
Apr. 8 | Loyola (Md.) | 6:00 PM | ||
Apr. 12 | at Rutgers * | TBA | ||
Apr. 18 | at Ohio St. * | 9:00 AM | ||
Apr. 25 | Johns Hopkins * | 6:00 PM | ||
Big Ten
Team | Conf | All | GF | GA |
Maryland | 0-0 | 3-1 | 37 | 21 |
Ohio St. | 0-0 | 4-2 | 60 | 40 |
Michigan | 0-0 | 3-2 | 60 | 51 |
Penn St. | 0-0 | 2-2 | 42 | 38 |
Johns Hopkins | 0-0 | 2-3 | 60 | 50 |
Rutgers | 0-0 | 2-4 | 51 | 66 |
March 6, 2015
Marquette Magic Still Alive after Win over Jacksonville
No. 10 Marquette ran its record to 6-0, pulling away for a 12-10 road win at Jacksonville on Friday. Marquette's six wins have come by a combined 12 goals.
March 6, 2015
NCAA Notes: Tough Sledding for CAA Favorites
Drexel, Hofstra and UMass figured to be among the heavyweights in the CAA this season. They've gotten off to a combined 2-11 start.
March 6, 2015
Weekend Preview Podcast: The West Will Be Won
Notre Dame and Denver meet in a battle of western Division I men's powers while Maryland and Syracuse tangle in a Division I women's title game rematch. We talk those, and more.
March 6, 2015
Gallery: Navy Edges Towson in Three OT Thriller (MD1)
Navy captured its first back-to-back Top 20 wins since 2009 with a victory Tuesday over Towson in triple-OT. Photos by John Strohsacker.
March 5, 2015
Highlights: Cornell Handles Albany at Patriot Cup (MD1)
Cornell managed a solid victory over Albany at the annual Patriot Cup event in Texas. Check out the highlights from Lax.com!
March 5, 2015
McAnaney: Carolina Back, but Demons Aren't Exorcised in February
A win over Denver punctuated a 5-0 February for North Carolina, which looks like a true contender, writes columnist Eamon McAnaney. How they build between now and May will be the key.
March 4, 2015
Senior CLASS Award Announces 20 Men's Finalists
Twenty players who represent community, classroom, character and competition were chosen as finalists for the Senior CLASS Award, presented in May.
March 4, 2015
Highlights: Marquette Edges Out Ohio State (MD1)
March 4, 2015
Lambrecht: Signs of Life in Early Season for Navy
The once powerful Navy men's team has been moribund of late - but there have been signs of life from Rick Sowell's team down in Annapolis so far in 2015.
March 4, 2015
Fox Sports To Show Six Ivy League Games
March 4, 2015
Gallery: Delaware Overwhelms Holy Cross (MD1)
The Blue Hens helped put the brakes on Holy Cross' fast start to 2015 with an 18-6 win in Delaware Stadium. Photos by John Strohsacker.
March 4, 2015
Your Edge: Own the Ground with Mike Pellegrino
Hopkins LSM Mike Pellegrino shared his three key ways to win the GB for our readers in the March issue of Lacrosse Magazine and for our YouTube channel.
March 3, 2015
No. 14 Army Holds Off Late Run by Rutgers
March 3, 2015
Big First Half Leads Drexel Past St. Joe's
March 3, 2015
Delaware Hands Holy Cross Second Straight Loss
March 3, 2015
Highlights: Loyola Tops Lehigh in Key Patriot League Tilt
March 3, 2015
Monmouth Earns Second Program Win, First at Home
March 3, 2015
Moriarty Steps Up Late, Penn Beats Leopards
March 3, 2015
Navy Knocks Off No. 17 Towson in Triple OT
March 3, 2015
Tuesdays w/ Corey: More Denver, Albany's Long Trip Home
More tidbits from Pioneers offensive coordinator Matt Brown and company, plus Albany goes where no lacrosse team has gone by bus before.
March 3, 2015
No. 8 Yale Escapes Snowy St. John's With OT Win
March 3, 2015
Second Half Surge Lifts UVA Women Past Harvard
March 2, 2015
Nike/LM Division I Men's Top 20
There's a new No. 1 in town, as Syracuse edges North Carolina for the top spot in this week's Nike/Lacrosse Magazine NCAA Division I men's rankings.
March 2, 2015
Highlight: Penn State Topples UPenn (MD1)
March 2, 2015
Gallery: Princeton Tops Hopkins in Epic Battle (MD1)
Princeton raced out to a 7-0 lead, only to see Johns Hopkins battle back, before eventually winning 16-15 in an OT classic. Photos by John Strohsacker.
March 1, 2015
ICYMI: Culver Connection in Princeton-Hopkins Classic
Zach Currier's coming-out party Saturday came as no surprise to Jon Posner, who had 24 of his Culver Academy players piled up on his living room floor watching their former teammate go beast mode.
March 1, 2015
No. 16 Marquette Storms Back for 10-9 Win over OSU
Kyran Clarke scored with 11 seconds remaining to lift the Golden Eagles over Ohio State.
March 1, 2015
Syracuse Dominates in Annual Showdown With Virginia
Kevin Rice starred as Syracuse jumped out to a big early lead and cruised to victory on Sunday, taking a 15-9 win over Virginia and making its case for No. 1 in the land.
March 1, 2015
Highlights: Syracuse Dominates Virginia at Dome (MD1)
The Orange made their play for the No. 1 spot in Monday's Top 20 with a dominant win over Virginia at the Carrier Dome.
March 1, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Syracuse, Duke Dominate Brunch
Syracuse took a big win over Virginia at the Carrier Dome and Duke dominated Notre Dame in Durham in the early headlining games on the first day of March.
March 1, 2015
Gallery: Syracuse Romps Over Virginia at Home (MD1)
In an annual early-spring headliner, Syracuse left little doubt, jumping to a big lead and routing the visiting Cavaliers. Photos by Greg Wall.
February 28, 2015
Army Stays Perfect Against Lafayette With Win
February 28, 2015
Cornell Uses 10-2 Run to Top Albany at Patriot Cup
Connor Buczek had five goals and an assist as Cornell rallied from an early 3-1 deficit to post a 16-9 victory at the Patriot Cup in Texas over Albany.
February 28, 2015
Guterding's Nine Points Lead No. 4 Duke by No. 12 Harvard
Freshman Justin Guterding had six goals and three helpers as fourth-ranked Duke improved to 4-1 with a 21-14 win over No 12 Harvard in Durham.
February 28, 2015
Herreweyers, Savio Lead Loyola by Lehigh, 11-8
February 28, 2015
Maryland Uses Big Run to Down Drexel, 12-3
February 28, 2015
Molloy Scores Seven as Brown Cruises by UMass
February 28, 2015
Monmouth Tops Rutgers for First-Ever Program Victory
Bryce Wasserman and Tyler Keen each scored three as Monmouth recorded its first victory in program history, 10-9 over Rutgers.
February 28, 2015
Notre Dame Offense Explodes in Win Over Dartmouth
February 28, 2015
Piluso Leads High Point to 13-10 Win Over RMU
February 28, 2015
Sanders, Florence help Penn State Upend Penn
February 28, 2015
Spoiler Alert: Princeton Beats Johns Hopkins in OT Classic
The Tigers went on the game's final run, scoring four of the last five goals, to edge Johns Hopkins in a 16-15 overtime bout at Homewood Field. Catch it on TV if you'd like.
February 28, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Full Speed Ahead Saturday
Just about every team in the country is in action as the first full slate across all three divisions gets going in college lacrosse, headlined by some marquee contests.
February 28, 2015
Gallery: Guterding Leads Duke Past Harvard (MD1)
Freshman Justin Guterding had six goals and three assists to help lead No. 4 Duke to a 21-14 win over No. 12 Harvard. Photos by Peyton Williams.
February 27, 2015
A Beautiful Mind: Inside Matt Brown's Denver Offense
The heir apparent to a Pioneers program among the best in the land, Matt Brown has built a tremendous system in Denver. LM's Corey McLaughlin picks Brown's brain in this March edition special.
February 27, 2015
High Point Offense More Than Two-Trick Pony
The third-year Panthers are evolving quickly as a program, plus updates on Virginia and Lyle Thompson in Gary Lambrecht's weekly NCAA Division I men's notebook.
February 27, 2015
King, May Pace Ohio State to Fourth Straight Win
February 27, 2015
No. 16 Marquette Doubles Up Detroit, Moves to 4-0
February 27, 2015
North Carolina Knocks No. 1 Pioneers Off Perch
Maligned by penalties, Denver suffered its first loss of the season Friday, as fifth-ranked North Carolina rode a third-quarter surge to a 12-10 victory.
February 27, 2015
Towson Survives Upset-Minded Mount St. Mary's
February 27, 2015
Weekend Preview Podcast: Carolina On Our Minds
Northwestern visits North Carolina in a game Saturday featuring two Nike/LM Top 10 teams looking to rebound from losses. Listen to the LM team's take on that and other games around the country.
February 27, 2015
#LMLive: North Carolina Takes Down No. 1 Denver
A treat of an ESPNU contest greeted lacrosse fans to open the busy weekend as No 5 North Carolina rallied in the second half to hand No. 1 Denver its first loss, 12-10.
February 26, 2015
Tewaaraton Watchlist Features Five Returning Finalists
Returning Tewaaraton winners Taylor Cummings and Lyle Thompson were among the 50 selected for the first watchlist for the annual award, announced in New York City Thursday evening.
February 25, 2015
Highlights: Albany Drops Drexel (MD1)
February 25, 2015
Yale Quick to Put Maryland Win in Rear-View
Yale hadn't beaten Maryland since Calvin Coolidge was in office, but the Elis have tried to put the win behind them much quicker, looking forward instead of relishing the victory.
February 25, 2015
Preston's Hat Trick Leads Friars Past BU
February 25, 2015
Senior-Heavy Duke Adapts as Coach Fights Cancer
Duke's upset of Northwestern was by no means conventional, according to coach Kerstin Kimel. Plus, Megan Schneider's two cents on Stanford's upset of Notre Dame.
February 25, 2015
Gallery: Delaware Holds Off Mount 11-10
Delaware hung on for an 11-10 road victory at Mt. St. Mary's, thwarting a man-up opportunity in the final seconds. Photos by John Strohsacker.
February 24, 2015
Donovan, Buczek Lead Cornell Past Binghamton
February 24, 2015
Hofstra Blanks Manhattan; First Shutout Since 1970
February 24, 2015
Maryland Rebounds With Win Over Penn
The No. 14 Terps responded to their loss to Yale on Saturday with an 11-7 win over another Ivy League foe, Penn, in College Park.
February 24, 2015
Tuesdays with Corey: Nicky Galasso's Comeback
It's been a long road, dotted with multiple injuries and a high-profile transfer. But former Long Island high school star Nicky Galasso is finally healthy and comfortable in the Syracuse offense.
February 24, 2015
No. 19 Villanova Beats Drexel in Frigid Philly
February 23, 2015
Nike/LM Division I Men's Top 20
Yale's first win over Maryland in 90 years and Holy Cross handing Loyola its first-ever Patriot League loss helped liven up this week's Nike/LM DI Men's Top 20.
February 23, 2015
Highlights: Yale Earns 1st Win over Maryland in Generation
February 23, 2015
USILA DI Men's Top 20: Denver, Syracuse Remain Atop
February 23, 2015
Gallery: Syracuse Tops Army at Dome, 12-9 (MD1)
Syracuse stayed unbeaten on the season, pulling away from Army in the third quarter for a 12-9 victory. Photos by Greg Wall.
February 22, 2015
Greenfield's OT Strike Lifts Marquette Past Richmond
Jordan Greenfield's sixth goal of the contest was the winner, as Marquette stayed perfect on the year by edging Richmond 11-10 in OT on the road.
February 22, 2015
Hot Start Leads Towson Past Georgetown, 9-6
February 22, 2015
ICYMI: Holy Cross and the Season of Upsets
Historically speaking, Holy Cross had no business beating Loyola. But first-year coach Judd Latimore's brains-over-brawn approach has the Crusaders creeping into Top 20 territory.
February 22, 2015
No. 1 Denver Pulls Away to Top Furman
February 22, 2015
Strong Second Half Lifts Marist Over Binghamton
February 22, 2015
Donahue, Williams Anchor Syracuse Win Over Army
Dylan Donahue had five goals and an assist and Ben Williams won 21 faceoffs to as No. 2 Syracuse held off a game Army team in a 12-9 victory.
February 22, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Retry in Maryland and a 'Cuse Nightcap
The top-ranked Terps built an early lead and held off No. 2 North Carolina 13-11 in College Park on Sunday, with Army and Syracuse live now in men's Top 20 action.
February 22, 2015
Gallery: No. 2 Notre Dame Routs Michigan (MD1)
No. 2 Notre Dame left little doubt in a matchup between two midwest programs, taking a 17-8 victory on the road. Photos by Daryl Marshke
February 22, 2015
Gallery: Yale Edges Maryland for First Time Since 1925 (MD1)
Conrad Oberbeck led the way as Yale earned its first win over the Terrapins in 90 years. Photos by Don Clark.
February 21, 2015
Beauregard Nets OT Winner for Detroit
February 21, 2015
Bitter, Sankey Hit Milestones as UNC Outlasts Hopkins
February 21, 2015
Bryant Rallies for 11-9 Victory Over Hartford
February 21, 2015
Bucknell Edges Navy on Last-Second Score, 8-7
February 21, 2015
Stingy Defense Leads High Point Past Sacred Heart
February 21, 2015
Fourth Quarter Run Helps No. 14 Yale Down No. 7 Maryland
Conrad Oberbeck had three goals and two assists to lead Yale to its first win over Maryland since 1925, 10-4 at home.
February 21, 2015
Holy Cross Hands Loyola First-Ever Patriot League Loss
The Crusaders are 2-0 and rang up a major league win, topping No. 8 Loyola on a snowy afternoon at Ridley Athletic Complex, 13-12.
February 21, 2015
Lehigh Edges Boston U in One-Goal Thriller
February 21, 2015
MacDonald, Currier Star as Princeton Beats Hofstra
February 21, 2015
McClure Paces Providence in Win Over Vermont
February 21, 2015
Mid-Game Run Helps Albany Open With Win Over Drexel
Freshman Connor Fields had six points in his debut as Albany opened with a win over Drexel in Philadelphia.
February 21, 2015
No. 1 Denver Grounds Air Force to Improve to 2-0
Connor Cannizzaro anchored a Denver attack that hung 16 goals on Air Force in the opener of the Pioneer Face-Off Classic in Colorado.
February 21, 2015
Ohio State Improves to 3-0 With Win Over Dartmouth
February 21, 2015
Schnider, McLinden Lead Fairfield Past Manhattan
February 21, 2015
Ten Score as No. 2 Irish Down Michigan, 17-8
February 21, 2015
Villanova Takes 11-7 Win Over No. 16 Penn State
Villanova earned its first win of the season, taking an 11-7 victory over visiting Penn State on a snowy Saturday in suburban Pennsylvania.
February 21, 2015
Williams Scores Five as Virginia Tops Rutgers
February 21, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Frosty February Continues
With storms in the forecast, the schedule has been shuffled all around, but there's still a lot of lacrosse on this February Saturday - keep up with all the action!
February 21, 2015
Gallery: Albany Opens With Win Over Drexel (MD1)
Albany got contributions from all over in earning a season-opening victory over Drexel in Philadelphia. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
February 20, 2015
NCAA Notes: Marquette Riding Momentum in Strong Start
With a pair of Top 20 wins and a first-ever spot in the rankings, Marquette is riding high in the early going in 2015.
February 20, 2015
Second-Quarter Surge Lifts Cornell over Hobart
Domenic Massimilian was masterful, as ninth-ranked Cornell busted open a tie game in the second quarter en route to a 16-8 win Friday over Hobart.
February 20, 2015
Stony Brook Tops NJIT in Highlanders' Debut
February 20, 2015
Weekend Preview Podcast: Frosty February Continues
It's another weekend of action, with a 1-vs-2 contest in College Park anchoring the slate. What does Lacrosse Magazine's staff look forward to watching?
February 19, 2015
BIg Ten Network Schedule Features 25 Games
The first season of Big Ten lacrosse will be featured prominently on the Big Ten Network, with 25 men's and women's games on TV and another 30 streamed via BTN Plus.
February 19, 2015
Gallery: Loyola Out-Guns Towson in Matinee (MD1)
Loyola improved to 2-1 on the season with an explosive offensive showing, out-pacing Towson 15-11 on the road. Photos by John Strohsacker.
February 18, 2015
Fairfield Surges Past Providence
February 18, 2015
Highlights: Hopkins Topples Villanova in the Snow
February 18, 2015
Highlights: No. 2 Notre Dame Edges Georgetown
February 18, 2015
Loyola's Early, Often Offense Too Much for Towson
The eighth-ranked Greyhounds scored the game's first four goals and didn't look back in a rare mid-day, mid-week game against local rival Towson that featured goalie changes by both sides.
February 18, 2015
Penn State Looks to Overcome 'Hiccup' vs. Loyola
At home in the Big Ten now, Penn State doesn't have to stress about high-RPI contests being its only ticket to the dance. But the Nittany Lions still have a lot of growing to do.
February 17, 2015
Highlights: Denver Out-Guns Duke in Georgia
No. 1 Denver used a late run to pull away from two-time defending NCAA champion Duke at the Cobb County Classic - check out the highlights from Lax.com
February 17, 2015
Penn Erases Five-Goal Deficit, Beats SJU in OT
Nick Doktor scored the overtime game-winning goal as Penn opened its season with a victory, narrowly edging the upset-minded Saint Joseph's Hawks.
February 17, 2015
Meat and Potatoes Haus is Flashy Short-Stick D-Mid
Attack the shorty is the common refrain on lacrosse fields across the country. But Duke senior Will Haus, humble off the field, is not your normal short-stick defensive midfielder on it. He's a threat.
February 17, 2015
Virginia Freshman Mike D'Amario Found
Mike D'Amario, the 2014 Nike/LM Northeast Player of the Year and a freshman attackman at Virginia, was reported missing Monday and found on Tuesday morning.
February 16, 2015
Denver Hangs On to Top Spot in USILA Top 20 Poll
February 16, 2015
Highlights: Holy Cross Upsets Fairfield (MD1)
February 15, 2015
Army Takes Big Win Over Jacksonville; Improves to 2-0
February 15, 2015
ICYMI: Denver-Duke and Trouble with Live Streams
The Denver-Duke game had all the makings of a great TV game. Instead, it was a missed opportunity, writes Matt DaSilva, who examines the key results and performances from the weekend.
February 15, 2015
Jones, Aaron Lead Duke Men's Win Over Mercer
February 15, 2015
Ohio State Topples Delaware at Home, 10-3
February 15, 2015
Orange Offense Heats Up in 14-6 Win Over Cornell
Fourth-ranked Syracuse started slow but broke open the 100th meeting with central New York foe Cornell to earn a top-10 win.
February 15, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Sunday Results
The fourth-ranked Orange earned a convincing 14-6 win over visiting Cornell on Sunday night in the Carrier Dome.
February 15, 2015
Gallery: Syracuse Strong in Win Over Cornell (MD1)
Syracuse improved to 2-0 on the year with a big win over Cornell at the Carrier Dome on Sunday afternoon. Photos by Rich Barnes.
February 14, 2015
Bellarmine Bests Robert Morris Behind Shanks' Six
February 14, 2015
Top-Ranked Denver Opens With 17-13 Win Over No. 3 Duke
In a rematch of last year's NCAA semifinal, No. 1 Denver rallied for a 17-13 victory over No. 3 Duke at Kennesaw State University.
February 14, 2015
Four Hat Tricks Power UNC Past Massachusetts
February 14, 2015
Giant Killers? Marquette Tops Hofstra for 2nd Top 20 Win
Marquette improved to 2-0 on the year with its second Top 20 victory, beating Hofstra on the road.
February 14, 2015
Holy Cross Edges Fairfield for Season-Opening Win
February 14, 2015
Hopkins Pulls Away from Villanova in Fourth Quarter
February 14, 2015
King Sets Michigan Records in Rout of Detroit
February 14, 2015
Lehigh Escapes with Close Win at Furman
February 14, 2015
Loyola Edges Penn State to Even at 1-1
February 14, 2015
McGee Goal with 2.6 Seconds Left Lifts St. Joe's
February 14, 2015
Notre Dame's Wynne Scores Six Goals in Debut
A six-goal performance from freshman attackman Mikey Wynne propelled the No. 2 Notre Dame men's lacrosse team to a 14-12 win over Georgetown on Saturday afternoon inside the Loftus Sports Center.
February 14, 2015
Penn Edges UMBC in Snowy Philadelphia
February 14, 2015
Rambo Plays, Bernlohr Shines in Terps Win at Navy
February 14, 2015
Richmond Rocks Rutgers with Record-Setting Offense
February 14, 2015
St. John's Finishes on 9-1 Run to Beat Stony Brook
February 14, 2015
Stout Defense Leads Bucknell Past Bryant
February 14, 2015
Virginia's 'Big Men' Deliver Win over Drexel
February 14, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Valentine's Lacrosse Central
A killer doubleheader in Georgia headlines the Saturday action in lacrosse, as Duke and Denver face off, followed by Northwestern and Virginia.
February 14, 2015
Gallery: Denver Takes Victory Over Duke in Georgia (MD1)
Denver used a strong second half to top Duke in a rematch of last year's NCAA semifinal. Photos by Cecil Copeland.
February 14, 2015
Gallery: Loyola Tops Penn State at Home (MD1)
Loyola evened its record at 1-1 by topping Penn State at home behind a strong defensive effort. Photos by John Strohsacker.
February 14, 2015
Gallery: North Carolina Rolls Massachusetts, 20-8
Four hat-tricks powered a North Carolina victory over Massachusetts on Valentine's Day. Photos by Peyton Williams.
February 13, 2015
Albany Media Day: Lyle Looking to Become Leader
Coach Scott Marr and reigning Tewaaraton co-winner Lyle Thompson were on hand for Albany's media day Friday. Unsurprisingly, the focus was on Thompson, who admitted he may have to "do a little more coaching."
February 13, 2015
Lafayette Outlasts Wagner in Season Opener
February 13, 2015
Hobart Uses Fourth-Quarter Run to Sink Siena
February 13, 2015
Weekend Preview Podcast: Doubleheader in Georgia
Lacrosse Magazine's staff chats up an unusually busy Valentine's Day weekend in lacrosse - what will you be watching?
February 12, 2015
Highlights: Towson Tops JHU for First Time Since '96
Towson scored a huge upset over preseason No. 5 Johns Hopkins on Tuesday night, and Lax.com was on hand for the highlight reel of the Tigers' 7-5 victory.
February 12, 2015
NCAA Notes: Anatomy of a Towson Upset
Gary Lambrecht looks at Tuesday's upset win for Towson over Johns Hopkins, Army's strong start and Virginia's level-headed defense in this week's notebook.
February 11, 2015
Highlights: Virginia Edges Loyola in Baltimore
Lax.com was on hand for the Virginia win over Loyola at Ridley Athletic Complex on Saturday - with full video highlights from the one-goal thriller.
February 11, 2015
Towson Loss Latest Swing in Emotional Start for Hopkins
Flat-footed against a game Towson team in its second game of 2015, Johns Hopkins is still figuring itself out following the late January death of freshman defenseman Jeremy Huber.
February 11, 2015
STX, Ohio State Address Damaged Helmet Image
An image of a damaged STX Stallion helmet has made the rounds on social media and drawn reaction from the lacrosse equipment manufacturer and Ohio State.
February 11, 2015
Gallery: Towson Upends No. 5 Johns Hopkins (MD1)
Towson earned its first win over Baltimore neighbor Johns Hopkins since 1996 on Tuesday evening under the lights. Photos by John Strohsacker.
February 10, 2015
Bitter, No. 6 Tar Heels Take Care of High Point
February 10, 2015
Duke Trio Still Out as Blue Devils Work with New Mix
With a big senior class graduated and three projected starters still suspended for this weekend, a new-look Duke group will take on preseason No. 1 Denver in Georgia.
February 10, 2015
Lax.com Highlight Trio to Start 2015
We'll be sharing video highlights from Lax.com all season - starting with these reels from Colgate-Bryant, Army-UMass and High Point-Delaware from the past two weekends.
February 10, 2015
Ohio St. Builds Early Lead, Handles Robert Morris
February 10, 2015
Towson Upsets No. 5 Johns Hopkins 7-5
The Tigers beat Johns Hopkins for the first time in nearly 20 years on Tuesday night in a low-scoring affair.
February 10, 2015
Tuesdays with Corey: Late Winter Games to Watch
February lacrosse is back again, with several important matchups upcoming. Plus, a look at the first big weekend of the Division I men's season.
February 9, 2015
Army Uses Hot Start to Roast VMI
February 9, 2015
Weekend Rewind: 5 Teams Everyone's Talking About
Call it February Fever. The first big weekend of the college lacrosse season did not disappoint. Sixty-one games in, here are five surprise teams everyone is talking about. Are they for real?
February 8, 2015
Boston University Opens 2015 with Win Over Mercer
February 8, 2015
Big Second Half Rally Leads Duke Past Air Force
February 8, 2015
Navy Tops VMI as Sowell Earns 100th Coaching Win
February 7, 2015
NCAA Notes: Big Opener for Cavaliers and Greyhounds
Loyola and Virginia are opening against each other the second straight season - can they possibly match the excitement of last year's thriller in Charlottesville?
February 7, 2015
Second Half Rally Leads Michigan Past Bellarmine
February 7, 2015
Army Hits Program Milestone With Win Over UMass
February 7, 2015
Delaware Wins Wild One Over Bucknell
Down big, Delaware rallied for a one-goal win over visiting Bucknell to even its record at 1-1 on the season.
February 7, 2015
Detroit Edges Ohio State to Open 2015
February 7, 2015
Guterding, Jones Lead as Duke Edges Pesky High Point
February 7, 2015
Marquette Men Top Lehigh for First-Ever Top 20 Win
February 7, 2015
North Carolina Settles and Defeats Furman
February 7, 2015
Penn State Opens With Convincing Win Over Vermont
February 7, 2015
Pietramala JHU All-Time Winningest With Win Over UMBC
Johns Hopkins downed UMBC 16-4 in the emotional wake of the death of freshman Jeremy Huber, earning coach Dave Pietramala a record 159th victory at Homewood.
February 7, 2015
Rice, Lecky Lead Syracuse to Opening Win Over Siena
February 7, 2015
Richmond Clamps Down for Opening Win Over St. Joe's
February 7, 2015
Rutgers Takes 10-8 Opening Win Over St. John's
February 7, 2015
Strong Start Leads Stony Brook by Manhattan
February 7, 2015
Virginia Fends Off Loyola Rally to Win Opener
The Cavaliers' first midfield line and an inexperienced defense came through in a 13-12 win in Baltimore on Saturday.
February 7, 2015
Gallery: Delaware Nips Bucknell at Home (MD1)
The Blue Hens evened their record at 1-1 by rallying for a come-from-behind win against Bucknell at home. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
February 7, 2015
Gallery: Virginia Edges Loyola in Thriller (MD1)
For the second straight season, Virginia took a nail-biting February win over Loyola, this time in Baltimore. Photos by John Strohsacker.
February 6, 2015
Three Projected Duke Starters Indefinitely Suspended
Nike/Lacrosse Magazine preseason No. 3 Duke will begin the season without attackman Kyle Keenan, long-stick midfielder Brian Dailey and defenseman Chris Coady, who are serving indefinite suspensions for undisclosed reasons.
February 5, 2015
Trio of Lehigh Starters Remain Suspended for Opener
Senior attackman Patrick Corbett, junior midfielder Alex Eaton and junior defenseman Tripp Telesco remain suspended from the team pending a university investigation into a January off-campus incident.
February 4, 2015
After Rough Offseason, Maryland Ready to Get to Work
Transfers, legal troubles and academic issues for star players made the span between last year's semifinals appearance and this year's beginning tough for Maryland. But don't count out the Terps just yet.
February 4, 2015
Ohio State's Myers Named U.S. U-19 Men's Coach for '16
The Buckeyes head man is the first collegiate coach to be named to lead a U-19 team for the United States - which consist of college freshmen and high school seniors at tournament time.
February 3, 2015
Rambo Back With Maryland, Could Play 'Pretty Soon'
Maryland sophomore attackman Matt Rambo, the team's leading returning scorer, is back with the team after being indefinitely suspended and could see meaningful playing time soon.
February 3, 2015
ESPN Schedule for 2015 Features 28 Ranked Programs
The ESPN family of networks will broadcast 48 men's and 20 women's regular season contests in addition to a full slate of post-season offerings.
February 2, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: Best Bet All-Americans
There's a long season ahead of us, and anyone can make their name between now and Memorial Day. But we've got our picks for who we think the top dogs for the year are and will be.
February 1, 2015
High Point Uses Big Second Half to Top Delaware
High Point took a big season-opening win at home over Delaware behind 13 points from juniors Matt Thistle and Dan Lomas.
February 1, 2015
Gallery: Richmond and Robert Morris Scrimmage
As the season approaches, Richmond and Robert Morris scrimmaged at St. Paul's School in Baltimore. Photos by John Strohsacker.
January 31, 2015
Lyle Thompson: Division I Men Preseason Player of Year
It's the last hurrah at Albany for Lyle Thompson, whose name is already all over the record book and plays etched into our minds.
January 31, 2015
Syracuse Closes Preseason With Wins Over Bucknell, Hofstra
January 31, 2015
Gallery: Navy Visits Virginia for Final Scrimmage
The Naval Academy and Virginia faced off in Charlottesville on a crisp final January day in a final tune-up before the college season kicks off for both. Photos by Rich Barnes.
January 30, 2015
Friends, Family, Teammates Remember Huber at Vigil
About 500 people, including family, friends and teammates of Jeremy Huber, gathered Thursday night at Homewood Field for a candlelight vigil to remember the life of the Johns Hopkins freshman defenseman. He was 18.
January 30, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 1 Denver
Denver has been building its program to among the tops in the land - will 2015 be the year the Pioneers put it all together and take the NCAA crown westward?
January 30, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: Enemy Lines on the Top 5
Every team has at least a few weaknesses. We know because we got coaches who have to game plan for them to spill their secrets. What is the scouting report on the Top 5?
January 30, 2015
Marquette to Get New Facilities in Bucks Partnership
January 30, 2015
Gallery: Hopkins Community Remembers Jeremy Huber
Johns Hopkins held a candlelight vigil on Thursday evening, where teammates, friends and family remembered freshman Jeremy Huber, who was found dead early this week. Photos by Josh Rottman.
January 29, 2015
Denver Headlines Preseason Big East Honors
January 29, 2015
Video: Dave Pietramala on Jeremy Huber's Passing
ABC 2 News in Baltimore spoke with Johns Hopkins head coach Dave Pietramala on the recent passing of freshman defenseman Jeremy Huber.
January 29, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 2 Notre Dame
The Fighting Irish were on the cusp a year ago, and bring back most of their NCAA finals lineup. Can they finally break through to their first title?
January 29, 2015
Inside the February Issue of Lacrosse Magazine
Our #LMRanks collegiate preview is in full swing, with Maryland star Taylor Cummings gracing the cover and a full look at the upcoming season from the staff of Lacrosse Magazine.
January 28, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 3 Duke
WIth three NCAA championships in five years - can Duke come together once again and make a run at 'dynasty' status with a third consecutive crown?
January 27, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 4 Syracuse
Plenty of offense is back for the Orange, but familiar questions linger on defense and at the face-off X. Will Syracuse rebound from its first round NCAA exit?
January 26, 2015
Johns Hopkins Freshman Defenseman Huber Dies
Jeremy Huber, a freshman defenseman at Johns Hopkins, was found dead in his dorm room on campus. No foul play is suspected, but Baltimore authorities are conducting an investigation.
January 26, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 5 Johns Hopkins
A pair of Stanwicks, a top draw man, and a ton of returning starters besides, Johns Hopkins has quite a bit going for it as the season dawns. Can the Blue Jays get to the top?
January 26, 2015
Lyons, Kotz Honored With Tewaaraton Spirit, Legend Awards
A pair of Syracuse legends, Oren Lyons and Brad Kotz, will be honored by the Tewaaraton Foundation as the Spirit and Legend Award-winners, respectively.
January 25, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: Enemy Lines 10-6
We're in to the Top 10 of the #LMRanks countdown of the Nike/LM DI Men's Top 20. What do opposing coaches see in these teams that hope to be challenging for the NCAA crown by Memorial Day?
January 24, 2015
Wardwell, Hill Platoon as Syracuse Tops Hofstra, Le Moyne
Bobby Wardwell and Warren Hill platooned in net while the attack went off for Syracuse, which won a pair of scrimmages at the Carrier Dome against Hofstra and Le Moyne.
January 24, 2015
#LaxCon Saturday: Canada's Plan, Life Lessons and Record Crowds
Canada's path the FIL World Championship gold, Alf Jaques' busy schedule and much more awaited a record crowd at Saturday's US Lacrosse Convention in Baltimore.
January 23, 2015
Murray Ineligible for Terps for 2015 Season
A tumultuous offseason for Maryland continued with the team announcing Friday that All-American defenseman Goran Murray won't play this season.
January 23, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 6 North Carolina
Every year, the question is the same - can the talented Tar Heels find their way back to the final four? An improved defense and always-dangerous offense could finally make that answer a yes.
January 23, 2015
Rorke Denver Inspires in Convention Keynote
Former Syracuse All-American, Navy SEAL, best-selling author and LM cover subject in November Rorke Denver gave an inspiring keynote address Friday at the US Lacrosse Convention.
January 22, 2015
Brown Men Sign Unique Anti-Sexual Violence Pledge
Teams often sign agreements to abstain from alcohol or other vices during the college season, but the Brown University men's lacrosse team may have broken new ground by signing a pledge to avoid and combat sexual violence.
January 22, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 7 Virginia
The offense is almost always reliable at Virginia, but can the back end improve after allowing over 10 goals a game the past two seasons? That could be the key for these Cavaliers.
January 22, 2015
Tewaaraton Foundation Announces Partnership with Under Armour
The Tewaaraton Foundation announces a multi-year partnership with Under Armour, which will present the Tewaaraton Award and Tewaaraton Watch Lists beginning this year.
January 22, 2015
Major League Lacrosse Mock Draft: Who's No. 1?
Amid the excitement of the US Lacrosse Convention, the Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft will close out Friday evening. Phil Shore puts together his projections for the first couple rounds of picks.
January 21, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 8 Maryland
It was a tough offseason for the Terrapins, but plenty of talent returns from last year's NCAA semifinalist. Where will John Tillman and Co. land in the Big Ten hierarchy?
January 21, 2015
An MLL Look on the Eve of the Draft
With the collegiate draft coming up this Friday, Phil Shore takes a look around the league - who needs what and how might they accomplish it to best prepare for 2015?
January 20, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 9 Loyola
The Greyhounds dominated the Patriot League but stumbled in a home loss to Albany in the NCAA first round. Can Loyola make its way back to the deep rounds of the tournament?
January 19, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 10 Cornell
Stability and familiarity breed confidence, and the Big Red have both as 2015 gets ready to set off. Can Cornell recapture the top dog status in the Ivy League?
January 17, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: Enemy lines 15-11
How do you slow down Lyle Thompson? How do you get past Harvard or Penn's defense? We asked opposing coaches to give us their read on #LMRanks DI men's teams previewed this week.
January 16, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 11 Penn
With a largely new coaching staff on campus and some tough loss to graduation, an the Quakers get back to the top of the Ivy League?
January 16, 2015
Running to Assist on the Rebound: Tim Raschdorf
January 15, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 12 Harvard
After an at-large invite to the NCAAs, can Harvard continue building on recent success and move to the forefront of the Ivy League?
January 15, 2015
Navy Names Gaine Solo Captain, Will Wear No. 40
January 14, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 13 Albany
Fan favorites during a breakout 2014 with the all-Thompson attack, the Great Danes return all-everything Lyle Thompson - but can they match the magic?
January 13, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 14 Lehigh
A 13-win season for the Mountain Hawks wasn't good enough for an at-large NCAA bid after Loyola unseated them in the Patriot League last spring. Can they get back to the dance?
January 12, 2015
Denver Tops Preseason USILA Coaches Poll
Denver, No. 1 in the Nike/LM Preseason Top 20, was also voted No. 1 in the USILA's Preseason Top 20 coaches poll, released on Monday.
January 12, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 15 Penn State
Will moving out from the shadow of the CAA's postseason denial breathe new life into Penn State as the Nittany Lions move into their home B1G Ten?
January 10, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: Enemy Lines 20-16
We asked opposing coaches for anonymous scouting reports on all of our Nike/LM Preseason Top 20 teams. What do they see in the teams we previewed this week?
January 9, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 16 Yale
With the loss of some key talent from last year's 9-5 team, Yale is embracing a new two-way methodology in hopes to taking the next step to the front of the Ivy League.
January 8, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 17 Hofstra
After a heartbreaking 3OT loss in the CAA final kept them out of the NCAA tournament, can the Pride channel their anger into a tough 2015 schedule?
January 7, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 18 Drexel
A 13-win breakthrough season and NCAA quarterfinals bid have Drexel thinking big things for 2015. Can Brian Voelker's Dragons keep rolling?
January 6, 2015
#LMRanks DI Men's Preview: No. 19 Bryant
A monumental upset of Syracuse got the Bulldogs to the NCAA quarterfinals - can up-the-middle duo Gunnar Waldt and Kevin Massa key the No. 19 Bulldogs once more?
January 5, 2015
#LMRanks MD1 Preview: No. 20 Ohio State
At home in the new Big Ten, Ohio State hopes to make it back to the NCAA tournament after an off year. The Buckeyes check in at No. 20 in the Nike/LM Preseason Top 20.
January 4, 2015
Hofstra Lacrosse Player Dies in Car Accident
Joe Ferriso, a sophomore defenseman for the Hofstra men's lacrosse team, died Saturday from injuries sustained in a car accident, the university announced Sunday.
January 3, 2015
Your Edge - Overhand Shooting with Hopkins' Ryan Brown
In this installment of Your Edge, learn Johns Hopkins attackman Ryan Brown's keys to shooting overhand and how he put up 8 goals against Syracuse in 2014.
January 2, 2015
Myles The Man for Duke Lacrosse
A big guy with big personality, Duke's Myles Jones inhabits a world bursting with possibilities - featured in this month's Lacrosse Magazine
December 31, 2014
Stories of the Year: Lacrosse's Military Connection
From former Ranger Casey Carroll's NCAA title run with Duke to the overwhelming reaction to our November 'Military Edition', the connection between lacrosse and the military was a key story this year.
December 31, 2014
Stories of the Year: Sophomore Sensations
Some of the top players on the field in 2014 were in just their second year of play - from Tewaaraton winner Taylor Cummings and finalist Kayla Treanor to Duke's duo Myles Jones and Deemer Class.
December 29, 2014
Stories of the Year: The Thompsons
The Thompsons -- five of them on the field and one on the sideline as a coach -- left their mark all over the lacrosse world in 2014.
December 29, 2014
Stories of the Year: Statements, Fashion and Otherwise
A fashion statement from the top goalies of 2014 emphasized comfort over style, while another keeper broke the MLL's Gender Barrier.
December 29, 2014
Stories of the Year: The Record Breakers
Zack Dorn shocked the world with the world's fastest shot at the MLL All-Star Game, Jackie Sileo set the all-division women's points mark, and many more marks fell in 2014.
December 27, 2014
Gallery: Duke's Myles Jones LM Cover Shoot
Myles Jones is one of the up-and-coming stars of the game for Duke, and lands on Lacrosse Magazine's cover this month. Photos by Peyton Williams.
December 24, 2014
#BestOfLax Best Men's Coach: John Danowski
Duke coach John Danowski is a masterful motivator and perhaps an underrated tactician. But most of all, he is a leader by example — a model of humility and accountability,
December 23, 2014
#BestOfLax Best Game: Albany-Notre Dame
A fantastic, nail-biting game with major NCAA records set on one of the biggest stages possible, Albany-Notre Dame in the NCAA quarterfinals at Hofstra was the best game of 2014.
December 23, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Northeast Conference (Men)
The Northeast Conference has its headliner in Bryant, led by the faceoff-goalie duo of Kevin Massa and Gunnar Waldt, but don't sleep on St. Joseph's.
December 21, 2014
Video: 2015 NCAA Lacrosse Rule Changes
The 2015 NCAA lacrosse rules and officiating video details the rule changes and points of emphasis for the season.
December 20, 2014
Eight Top 20 Games Highlight Syracuse Men's Slate
December 20, 2014
Virginia Announces Slate for 86th Men's Lacrosse Season
December 20, 2014
Your Edge: Play Big in Net With Gunnar Waldt
Bryant goalie Gunnar Waldt eats up a lot of net - and opponents shots - while keeping it simple.
December 13, 2014
#Lacrosse Is Trending: Social Media Effect on Sport
In a tweeting, sharing and gramming society, access to players, coaches and innovative lacrosse minds has never been better. Lacrosse Magazine's Corey McLaughlin examines the stories behind the handles.
December 13, 2014
Social Media Tips for Lacrosse Players and Recruits
Kevin DeShazo, founder of the social media firm Fieldhouse Media, shared with LM tips for players and recruits to keep in mind when using social media.
December 13, 2014
Surveying Lacrosse's Social Media Landscape
Lacrosse Magazine examines how college teams deploy social media and provides a rundown of must-follows in the game.
December 12, 2014
Heady Days for NJIT Precede Lacrosse Launch
With NJIT having a bit of a sports renaissance, the new men's lacrosse program hopes some of that can rub off for their spring debut.
December 12, 2014
Fairfield Men Announce Schedule for First CAA Season
December 12, 2014
Fan Vote: Your Preseason Player of the Year Picks?
With the season inching closer, we look at the candidates for LM's Preseason Player of the Year honors across the divisions. Who gets your nod?
December 9, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Loyola Leads Patriot League (Men)
Will a rising tide lift all boats? Or in other words, will Loyola's success force the rest of the Patriot League to play catch up? Corey McLaughlin previews.
December 5, 2014
Georgetown Men Announce Challenging 2015 Schedule
December 5, 2014
Update: NOCSAE Voids Certification of Two Helmet Models
NOCSAE, the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, says two leading helmet models, the Cascade Model R and the Warrior Regulator, do not comply with NOCSAE standards. Cascade says a solution could be coming soon for its helmet.
December 1, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Best of Lacrosse 2014
The votes are in - here are your choices for the Best of Lacrosse in 2014!
November 30, 2014
Dom Starsia: A (Second) Letter to Parents
Virginia men's lacrosse coach Dom Starsia shares his thoughts on role of club lacrosse in youth player development.
November 26, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Southern Conference (Men)
The Atlantic Sun is now the Southern Conference on the men's side. Richmond took the inaugural post-season tournament and NCAA tournament AQ last year, but High Point brings back a ton.
November 25, 2014
Lyle Thompson - Sharing His Game With the World
Record-breaker, highlight-maker Lyle Thompson brought rez ball to the greater lacrosse world, earning fans at all stops and LM's Person of the Year honor for 2014.
November 25, 2014
Felony Charges Against Rambo, Cooper Dismissed
The most serious charges against Maryland attackman Matt Rambo and former graduate assistant coach Brian Cooper will not be prosecuted, but second-degree assault charges against both, and an additional charge against Rambo for malicious destruction of property are still pending stemming from an Oct. 22 incident.
November 24, 2014
Penn Men's Lacrosse 2015 Schedule Announced
November 24, 2014
McLaughlin: Thompson's Impact As Big Off Field as On
Lyle Thompson mesmerized us on the field with Albany and the Iroquois Nationals in 2014, but his growth off the field could be even more important in the long run for the sport.
November 21, 2014
#BestOfLax: Best Individual Breakthrough Rundown
Maybe you hadn't heard of these five when the season got underway, but they sure made their presence known by the time it was through - who gets your vote for breakthrough player?
November 20, 2014
Best Of Lacrosse - Best Milestone Moment Breakdown
Its a pretty tight race for the top milestone achievement of the year, with five worthy choices - Miles Thompson's record-breaking goal, Missy Foote's 400th win and the first ever co-Tewaaraton among them.
November 20, 2014
Detroit Men Detail 2015 Schdule
November 17, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Albany Still AE Favorite?
Lyle Thompson remains at Albany but running buddies Miles and Ty Thompson were seniors last season. Are the Great Danes sill the America East favorite heading into 2015?
November 17, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Person of the Year - Lyle Thompson
A transcendent talent and fan favorite, using his fame to share the connection of the game to his (and its own) roots, Lyle Thompson is Lacrosse Magazine's 2014 Person of the Year.
November 17, 2014
Gallery: LM's Person of the Year - Lyle Thompson
Look back at Lyle Thompson - with Albany, the Iroquois Nationals and at home on the reservation in New York with his family. Photos by Greg Wall, Rich Barnes, Lee Weissman, John Strohsacker, Scott McCall and Corey McLaughlin.
November 16, 2014
Your Edge: Protect the Rock with Denver's Wes Berg
Denver's Wesley Berg shares his tip on how to go one-handed in the spirit of ball security from our November issue.
November 14, 2014
#BestOfLax: Men's Player - Who's Star Shone Brightest?
All five deserve recognition for amazing seasons, but only one can be named 'best' - we break down the "Best Men's Player" finalists for LM's #BestOfLax 2014.
November 13, 2014
#BestOfLax: Best Game - What Tilt Takes Your Vote?
There were some real barn-burner games with some serious importance this year. But only five made it as finalists for #BestOfLax - and only one can win. Lets look at the case for each.
November 13, 2014
Johns Hopkins Men Announce 2015 Schedule
November 13, 2014
Loyola Men Plan Tough 2015 Schedule
November 13, 2014
Rutgers Men Release Schedule for First Big Ten Season
November 12, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Stags Join the CAA (Men)
Predicting the CAA race is hard enough to do in April, after weeks of games have been played. Fairfield's addition to the conference makes it even harder.
November 10, 2014
Your Edge: Army's X-Man Alex Daly
Alex Daly and the 40-year decision draws from rollerblading and karate and he shared his work with LM for our November 'Boot Camp' fitness section.
November 8, 2014
Your Edge: Keeping Up With The Fittest Falcon
Air Force junior defenseman Alex Warden was one of five cadets to max out the school's Physical Fitness Test this year. How does he ace such a broad range of physical disciplines?
November 7, 2014
Richmond Men Announce 2015 Schedule
November 7, 2014
Toner Promoted to Penn St. Associate Head Coach
November 7, 2014
Ohio State Men's 2015 Schedule Announced
November 6, 2014
Delaware Men Announce 2015 Schedule
November 6, 2014
Lax.com Highlights: Drexel-Hopkins at University City
The University City Classic saw Drexel and Johns Hopkins in a late fall scrimmage on a bluebird day in the city of brotherly love. Video from Lax.com
November 6, 2014
His Space: Cool It On the 'Hot-Seat' Talk in Lacrosse
It's great that lacrosse has passionate fans. But lets cool it with the hair-trigger reaction to any losses.
November 6, 2014
A Deep Connection: Lacrosse and Wounded Warrior Project
One of the most prominent charities involved with the military today, the Wounded Warrior Project as lacrosse in its veins.
November 5, 2014
Lax.com Highlights: Yale-Boston U at Christian Prince
Yale hosted Boston University and Hartford at its annual Christian Prince event, honoring a former player each fall. Highlights from Lax.com
November 5, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Five-Team ACC (Men)
Two-time defending national champion Duke, Notre Dame and Syracuse have each reached the final four in the last two seasons, and Virginia and North Carolina are no slouches either.
November 5, 2014
Cornell Men's Lacrosse Announces 2015 Schedule
November 5, 2014
Marist Men's 2015 Schedule Announced
November 5, 2014
Yale Names Stimmel Director of Player Development
November 2, 2014
Maryland's Rambo, Cooper Disciplined Following Arrest
Maryland sophomore attackman Matt Rambo and graduate assistant Brian Cooper were disciplined after assault charges stemming from an October 22nd incident.
November 1, 2014
Photo Gallery: Air Force Men Hike Mount Elbert
As part of a team tradition inspired by the Creator's game, the Air Force men's lacrosse team hiked to the top of Colorado's 14,400-foot Mount Elbert on Sept. 20. Photos by Tom Kimmell.
October 31, 2014
30 in 30: Lehigh's Lefty Canadian Quarterback
Lehigh senior attackman Dan Taylor was the leading Canadian scorer in Division I last year, but he's much more than that. Think Peyton Manning.
October 30, 2014
Hofstra Announces 2015 Men's Lacrosse Schedule
October 30, 2014
30 in 30: Symptoms of Conference Realignment
The Big Ten ripple effects are plenty. Louisville's women replaced Maryland in the ACC after a breakout 2014. ALC castoffs Florida and Vanderbilt landed in the Big East. Fairfield's men may have found the perfect nesting spot in the CAA.
October 29, 2014
30 in 30: Who Starts in Net for Syracuse in '15?
Will onetime top recruit Bobby Wardwell take the full-time reigns as a senior, or will JUCO transfer and Iroquois Nationals star Warren Hill stake his claim at the No. 1 spot in net for the Orange?
October 29, 2014
McGlone Inching Closer to Full Recovery
Former Major League Lacrosse and National Lacrosse League player and Maryland star midfielder Bill McGlone is on the mend after undergoing brain surgery and being diagnosed with a rare and serious brain infection in September.
October 28, 2014
Washington & Lee Edges VMI at Lee-Jackson Classic
October 28, 2014
Ohio State Set to Host Maryland at Showdown in the Shoe
October 27, 2014
Lax.com Highlights: Drexel-Penn at University City
Local foes Drexel and Penn faced off at Saturday's University City Classic in Philadelphia, and event benefiting the HEADStrong Foundation.
October 27, 2014
Hartford, Yale, BU Duel at Christian Prince Event
New Haven saw a New England trio battle it out on Sunday in the annual Christian Prince Memorial Tournament, where Hartford and Boston University visited Yale.
October 27, 2014
Special Ops Pipeline Links Lacrosse and Elite Forces
What is it about lacrosse players that makes them such uniquely fit candidates for work among the military special operations units? The cover story from our November issue looks at the connection.
October 26, 2014
Hopkins, Penn and Drexel Mix it Up at University City
The second University City Classic saw Johns Hopkins and Philly squads Drexel and Penn face off on a picturesque fall day in the City of Brotherly Love.
October 26, 2014
Cockerton, Jalbert, Mitchell, Voelkel Join Hall of Fame
Three of the greatest players in ACC history and a position-defining LSM were formally inducted as the newest male members of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Saturday evening.
October 26, 2014
Gallery: National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Induction
The National Lacrosse Hall of Fame honored eight new members Saturday night in Maryland. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 25, 2014
Lifestyles: Rorke Denver - an Ultimate Warrior
A Navy SEAL and Syracuse lacrosse alum, Rorke Denver ran 192 combat missions in Iraq. We caught up with the best-selling author in our November issue.
October 25, 2014
Gallery: Men's University City Classic at Penn
Johns Hopkins, Penn and Drexel battled at the second University City Classic, put together by the HEADStrong Foundation. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
October 24, 2014
Lax.com Highlights: Army Lacrosse Play Day
At the US Military Academy in West Point, NY, the Army Black Knights lacrosse hosted Manhattan and St. John's for a round robin of fall lacrosse action. Check out highlights of the event, exclusively with Lax.com.
October 23, 2014
30 in 30: Loyola's New Lead Dogs Still Play Fast
There's new faces on the field and on the sideline, with a new offensive coordinator, but Loyola's foundation hasn't changed. Play fast and take chances.
October 22, 2014
Denver Announces 2015 Men's Lacrosse Schedule
October 22, 2014
Holy Cross Announces 2015 Men's Lacrosse Schedule
October 22, 2014
Lehigh Men Announce 2015 Lacrosse Schedule
October 22, 2014
Stony Brook Announces 2015 Men's Lacrosse Schedule
October 22, 2014
Lax.com Highlights: Notre Dame vs. Team USA at Seatown
The fans in Washington were treated to a great contest between Team USA and Notre Dame, with the national team taking a narrow come-from-behind victory. Highlights from Lax.com
October 21, 2014
Men's and Women's Fall Ball Lacrosse Schedule
The leaves are changing and teams have been on campus for a few weeks - here's where to catch them in action over the next month before the winter break.
October 21, 2014
Lax.com Highlights: Syracuse-Binghamton at Colleluori
Syracuse and Binghamton tangled at the annual Nicholas Colleluori Classic in Folsam, Pa. - an event to raise money and awareness for the HEADStrong Foundation. Highlights via Lax.com
October 21, 2014
Gallery: Team USA Rallies Past Notre Dame at Seatown
Down early, the U.S. Men rallied to victory over Notre Dame at Saturday's Seatown Classic event in Washington. Photos by Michael Jardine, Ken Goodman and Matt Hipps.
October 20, 2014
U.S. Men Overcome Strong Notre Dame at Seatown Classic
Team USA overcame a sluggish start for a come-from-behind 17-14 victory over Notre Dame at the third annual Seatown Classic in Washington.
October 18, 2014
Denver Solid in Scrimmage Outing Against MLL Champs
A competitive afternoon saw the NCAA semifinalist Denver Pioneers win with a big run in an otherwise even matchup against the MLL champion Denver Outlaws.
October 18, 2014
Denver Springs 9-0 Run on Outlaws to Take Scrimmage
A scrimmage between the NCAA semifinalists and MLL champions swung the collegiate squads way, as Denver topped Denver at Peter Barton Stadium.
October 18, 2014
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I'm not trolling. If anyone trolled anyone, it was Sandra trolling me. She insulted me repeatedly while talking crazy. I only asked a christian to explain the religion in a way that makes sense. I don't think you have the right to judge me so harshly if your own belief system that you hold in such high regard doesn't even make sense.
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quote:that makes as much sense as him being god. i dont think there is a wrong answer you could interpret it either way. i'm going to stick with god because a few posters have a problem with that
quote:It's really unimportant thank goodness.
quote:I hope the latter episodes shows that Sam actually went look for dean and just didn't tell him or at least was worried about dean in some way.
quote:yea chuck is God. Deal with it.
quote:You kind of have to feel bad for some of those monsters. They get killed on Earth by a Winchester, go to Purgatory thinking "at least I don't have to deal with a damn Winchester" than, BAM! There's Dean! FML
quote:castiel never dies. lucifer killed him and chuck just brings him back stronger than ever.
quote:The ratings last night says it got 2 million viewers
quote:In a show like Supernatural that takes the Supernatural stuff so seriously.. I just prefer there to be no representation of a "god".. I think that's why I loved the original Darksiders game, because it showed the war of Angels and Demons without a god all together.
quote:I am pretty pumped this thread has made it 5 pages. The Season 7 finale only made it to 2 pages.
quote: just prefer there to be no representation of a "god"
quote:I'll agree mainly because they really just screw it up. I know it's fiction but I can't help but cringe with some of the stuff they show or say about Him.


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The College News Volume VI. No. 16 BRYN MAWR, PA., THURSDAY, FEBUARY 26, 1920 Price 5 C ents M. LOUIS CONS OF PRINCETON TO SPEAK FOR FRENCH CLUB BLASCO IBANEZ, SPAIN'S LEADING NOVELIST, HERE FRIDAY Won Croix de Guerre at Verdun ".'Souvenirs d'un Ecouteur" (At the Listening Post) will be the subject of the lecture to be given in the chapel next Saturday evening under the au- spices of the French Club, by M. Louis Cons, of Princeton University. Profes- sor Cons was Associate in French V. Bryii Mawr from 1911 to 1914. In August, 1914. he was teaching at the summer school of Columbia Univer- sity, and upon the news of the mobiliza- tion, he and Madame Cons, who is an American, took the first boat for France, so that M. Cons might join his regiment, the 112th Infantry (Corps Alpini. He was in active service during the entire war, being for ten months an "ecouteur interprete" engaged in the very dan- gerous and important task of tapping German telephone wires, "un joli me- tier," to quote his own words. In No- vember, 1915, at Verdun, he received the Croix de Guerre. Madame Cons, who may conic to Itryn Mawr with her husband, organized ac- tive and valuable relief work among the soldiers whose families were in the in- vaded districts, and established a con- valescent home near Paris for those of her men who had been wounded. TO RAISE MAY DAY EXPENSE FUND BY STUDENT GIFTS Graduate Play Cast Funds to start May Day preparation will be raised by voluntary student sub- scription, according to a vote taken at the Undergraduate Association meeting last week. Members of the May Day Committee will be in the halls next Monday after luncheon dinner to receive contributions. This fund will cover damages to cos- tumes, etc. Last May Day each student was assessed two dollars for the same purpose. The graduate play. The Nice Wanton, was cast last week as follows: Delilagh�J. Davies Ishmail�M. Barker Barnabas�M. Price Iniquity�M. Knapp Zantippe�M. Flannery Eulalia�F. Penrose Worldly Shame�H. Spalding Judge�R. Woodruff Messenger�E. Copenhaver Bayley�A. Newlin Bayley�I. Haupt Prompter�A. Martin SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION VOTES CHAIR TO BRYN MAWR To Study Collage Life for New Novel "Many American girls and a great col- lege will appear in my new novel. El Paraiso de las Mujeres (The Paradise of Women)," wrote Blasco [bane* to the president of the Spanish Club, when he was accepting her invitation to come to Bryn Mawr. Since Ibanez refused an offer to go to the University of Pennsylvania to eomC to Bryn Mawr because he is anx- ious to study the life of an American woman's college, he will be given an opportunity to see as many of the col- lege activities as possible. A water polo game will be staged for him. so that his desire to "see women run after a ball" will be gratified, and be will have dinner with the Spanish Club in one of the halls. Theme is Spirit of Four Horsemen "(>nc of the greatest of living novel- ists," the New York Times rates Vi- cente Blasco Ibanez. who will speak here Friday evening in Taylor Hall, under the auspices of the Spanish Club. Taking M his subject. "The Spirit of the Four Horsemen," Blasco Ibanez will show the author's view of the sensationally suc- cessful novel of the war. "The Four Horsemen of the \pocalypse." which established his popularity in America. Mr. J. P. Wickersham Crawford. Pro- fessor of Romantic Languages at the University of Pennsylvania, will act as interpreter for the lecturer. Tickets are %IM and $i.ih> for oat eiders; ?.;�"> and $..10 for members of the college. Prison a Second Home for Ibanez \ self-made man and a "fighter from tin- first," according to Senorita Dorado, Ibanez. now in his fifty-fourth year, can look back at a life of active struggle. At the age of \h he was imprisoned for an anti-government sonnet, and has been sent to jail more than thirty times dur- ing his life for political offenses. Kxiled, pardoned, pleading the radical cause in person and in bis writing*, he was ac- claimed leader of the Republican party. Later, disheartened by the lack of or- ganization among the anti-monarchists, he set out to colonize South America, and built a town around the bust of Cer- vantes. When the war broke out, he had special permission from the French government to go to the Marnc battle front for a realistic picture for his novel) "The Four Horsemen." Celebrate Ibanez Feastday In intervals of exile and imprisonment he founded a Republican newspaper, di- rected his own publishing-house, and is at present writing a monumental "His- tory of the War of 1914." He was hon- ored as a literary and political leader when bis native province. Valencia re- cently celebrated a Blasco Ibanez Penal Day, the event of the occasion being the launching of a vessel with the names of his novels upon the sails. lbanez's international reputation is based on a steady succession of novels numbering IT. with two in preparation. Divided into three classes�war. propa- gandist, and regional novels�they give 'Continued on page) -> Memorial to Anna Howard Shaw Joint foundation of a Chair in Poli tics at Bryn Mawr and a Chair in Pre ventive Medicine at the Women's Medi cal College in Philadelphia is to be the Official National Suffrage Memorial to Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. The vote for the Memorial was taken at the Conven- tion of the National American Women's Suffrage Association, held in Chicago, February IS. "Pennsylvania women certainly die s""1! team work in procuring for their state the two memorial chairs." the PubKc Ledger. The first decision of the convention by a vote of IN to i.">i was to raise the memorial solely tin Itryn Mawr. Hut the Bryn Mawr dele- gates protested that since the vote w.i- so close, the Women's Medical College should hf given another chance Alter reconsideration, the final vote was to raise a joint memorial for both colleges, all money subscribed to he divided even ly between the two institutions, except �hen otherwise designated. Aim Bsyond $100,000 for Bryn Mawr Mrs. John < >. Miller, president of the League of Women Citizens of Penn- sylvania, was >elected chairman of tile (Continued on page >) MAJOR BLES DES1R0YS MYTH OF GERMAN SUPERIORITY VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE TO AID PUBLICITY FOR ENDOWMENT DRIVE WANT PIANOS AND VICTROLAS HALLS OF RESIDENCE IN Undergraduates Ask te Confer With Trus- toes That the majority of the undergraduates wish to have removed the restriction for- bidding pianos and victrolas in the halls, is shown by an almost unanimous sense of the meeting taken at a meeting of the Undergraduate Association last Thursday. An amendment to the effect that the students would like to be al- lowed private victrolas in their rooms was voted down in favor of a single hall victrola. It was voted that the Board appoint a committee to ask a conference with the Trustees in the matter. Postponed Until April 9 I'.y a special vote of the faculty com- mittee, the Vocational Conference has been linked with the Endowment Fund Drive and has been postponed until the week-end of April 9. A rally will be le 1 that Friday evening by a noted educa- tionalist, possibly President Lowell, of Harvard. Dean Smith, speaking in Chapel on the results of the class votes, showed that scientific work is the most popular, hav- ing 291 votes. "One Freshman when ask- ed why she had voted for astronomy re- plied 'Because it is the only subject of which I know absolutely nothing." " Social work is second, having 246 votes. Votes for business, art, journal- ism, home economics, teaching, law, mis- sions, agriculture and library work fol- low. This vote is not conclusive, since classes conducted their voting different- (Continued on page 7) FORMER EDITOR OF NEW YORK TRIBUNE TO TALK ON JOURNALISM Mr. Robert MacAlarney Coming March 5 Under Auspices of "News" "The Adventure of Journalism" is the Rates Psychology of French Strategy High "Every time the Germans had a chance to get the better of us they made a mis- take," said Major Arthur Bles, speaking man Intellectual Superiority." Major Bles late British administrator of Cologne lectured under the auspices of the His- tory Club, illustrating his talk with strategical maps. Major Bles demonstrated the uncanny pyschological sense of the great Fren� li- me ii. which pierced every German plan as Eatf ai it was made and turned it against itself. "Strategy," he declared, "is the psychological art of reading the other nun's brain and forestalling his move." French Strategy Outwits German* The situation at the battle of the Marue illustrated the difference between German and French psychology. The- Germans, with all their reserves in K4H- sia, had to move up men from some other part of their line opposite the French strongholds. When Foch left a. gap in his line, instead of taking adv.in subject of a talk which Mr. Robert Mac- Alarney. former City Editor of the New tagc Oi breaking through there, as they York Evening Post, Evening Mail, and ����WJ easily have done, the Germans re- Tribune, and Assistant Professor of moved men from opposite the weak place Journalism at Columbia University, will give at Bryn Mawr a week from Friday in Taylor Hall. Mr. MacAlarney is coming to Bryn Mawr at the invitation of the College News Board, and will direct his appeal particularly to all students interested in making writing commercially successful. 'What I shall say to you at Bryn Mawr is not going to be all in the nature of an address." Mr. MacAlarney wrote u. the editor of the News. "I am coming down to talk practically. I hope, about certain phases of work on newspapers, and I should fall short of what I desire to do if I were to prepare in rounded out form a perfectly well sounding, but more or less unsatisfactory, presentation of cer- tain fundamentals " to strengthen; their, threatened rlank. Foch was so sure of this move that, twenty hours before the Germans left. In- brought up his reinforcements opposite the gap thus formed, and later broke through the German line. Foch's only mistake," concluded Major Bles. "�^ that he thought no nation on the earth was yellow enough to accept his arnn-- tice terms." Declaring that "tfci l*>t means of n- suriug peace is to remember the war. and those who made the supreme sacri- fice." Major Bles urged everyone to en- list as a member of the "Remember the War League." of which he is acting president. A paper was passed through the audience for signatures. 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Cervix cryosurgery is a surgical treatment to freeze and destroy abnormal tissue in the cervix .
Cryotherapy is done in the doctor's office while you are awake. You may have slight cramping and flushing in the face, however cryosurgery is mostly painless.
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Cervix surgery; Cryosurgery - female
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Cryosurgery may cause scarring of the cervix, but most of the time it is very minor. More severe scarring may make it more difficult to get pregnant, or cause increased cramping with menstrual periods.
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Lewis MR, Pfeninger JL. Cyrotherapy of the cervix. In: Pfenninger JL, Fowlder GC, eds. Pfenninger & Fowler's Procedures for Primary Care. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Mosby; 2011:chap 138.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 99: management of abnormal cervical cytology and histology. Obstet Gynecol. 2008;112:1419-1444.
Noller KL. Intraepithelial neoplasia of the lower genitaltract (cervix, vulva): Etiology, screening, diagnostic techniques, In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby management Elsevier; 2012:chap 28.
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After three days of successful fieldwork on the chilly Grand Rapids Uplands, we return – toting a fresh batch of fossils – to The Manitoba Museum in Winnipeg. This is the home turf of my colleague, Graham Young, and almost a second home for me.
Mexican statesman and writer Dr. Carlos Fuentes has been opening windows onto his country's politics and culture since the 1950s. Author of numerous books and essays, he has taught, lectured and received awards and recognition worldwide.
This past Friday, the Institute for Contemporary Culture hosted its first 'Digital Artist Show and Tell'. Amidst the glimmering iPad drawings in the David Hockney fresh flowers exhibition, over 30 people spontaneously congregated in the Roloff Beny Gallery for an interactive session with Jamie Alexander of Sound Selecta. Sound Selecta is a company that merges art, music and commerce to create some really exciting apps.
Ah, the romance of fieldwork. There's nothing quite like waiting for the morning sun to rise high enough to illuminate a cold, wet outcrop, so that one can spend the next 8 or 9 hours kneeling in mud and splitting razor-sharp rock slabs. But we have hot coffee in the thermos, dry gloves in the pack, and — hopefully — there are some new fossils to be found!
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Itching, redness, and swelling of the skin of the vagina and the surrounding area (vulva ) is a common problem in girls before the age of puberty. Vaginal discharge may also be present. The color, smell, and consistency of the discharge can vary depending on the cause of the problem.
Pruritus vulvae; Itching - vaginal area; Vulvar itching
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The health care provider will examine your child and may do a pelvic exam. You will be asked questions to help diagnose the cause of your vaginal itching. Tests may be done to find the cause.
Your health care provider may recommend drugs, such as:
Margesson LJ. Pediatric vulvar disorders. In: Black M, Ambros-Rudolf CM, Edwards L, Lynch PJ, eds. Obstetric and Gynecologic Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2008:chap 26.
Davis AJ, Katz VL. Pediatric and adolescent gynecology: Gynecologic examination, infections, trauma, pelvic mass, precocious puberty. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 12.
Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Go Mobile: http://mobile.fosters.com Aquatics for all time: $14m proposal for Dover won't be built with taxpayers' funds
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
DOVER — The Jenny Thompson Aquatics Center has been in the works for years, but the idea behind the facility has remained the same: to not take additional money from the taxpayers.
"In order to be able to afford a facility like this, you have to be able to give something to everybody," Felker said. "That was how we started on everything." The organization said they honestly feel that in five years, the current pools may not be functioning anymore. Even if they were once state of the art, Felker said, "It can only last for so long." Felker said currently the city contributes about $200,000 annually toward the community's pool programs. Felker, along with Team President of Seacoast Swimming, Tim Paiva, said they will not own the facility.
If "The Jenny," as it has been nicknamed, is built at Maglaras Park, Paiva said the land would be leased through the 501c3. "There will be no more money from taxpayers," he said. "No more money. They would still put in their chunk that they're putting in now for programming, but no more public funding." Paiva reiterated again, that the $14 million is not coming from taxpayers. "It is not coming out of their pockets, unless they want to contribute to us," he said. The city will actually be getting out of the pool running business, Paiva said. "They are going to be saving that kind of money in their budget. They are still going to have aquatic programs, but they will just have those programs hopefully at the (Jenny Thompson Aquatic Center)." The facility will be a community venture, not owned by Seacoast Swimming or the city itself, a point both Felker and Paiva felt they needed to continue to stress.
"We knew, just from leaking it out and getting it out there that people were going to be concerned," Felker said.
"Right now, we're looking for the City Council to come back at us and say, 'Yeah, we think it is a great idea. Keep going," Paiva said, adding that once they receive the commitment to move forward from the city, they can look toward funding.
"This is going to be for the better," Paiva said. "People have to give it a chance, listen and understand."


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