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This briefing at the State Capitol in Honolulu, organized in conjunction with the University of Hawaii at Manoa, marked the formal release of a Migration Policy Institute report that presents key demographic and socioeconomic information about the Mexican-origin population in Hawai'i.
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May 6, 2013
Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: A New View on Migration and Human Capital for the United States, Mexico, and Central America
A panel discussion on the release of the Regional Migration Study Group's final report, Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: Leveraging Migration & Human Capital in the U.S., Mexico, and Central America, outlining its findings and offering recommendations to policymakers in the region.
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MPI's National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy convened a major public policy research symposium focused on young children of immigrants in the U.S.
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The event discussion, which touched on the intersection of race and immigration, focused on the demographics of Black immigrants (both African and Caribbean) in the United States and their children, their educational success, and the implications of the recently released volume's findings for research and public policy.
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August 7, 2012
Join MPI as U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Alejandro Mayorkas discusses the application process and policies that the agency has announced to implement the administration's deferred action program.
September 16, 2014
Realizing the DACA and DREAM Promise: Actions to Support Educational Attainment of Potentially Eligible Immigrant Youth
A discussion and report release on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, how its educational requirements may be impacting application rates, and recommendations for overcoming the education-success challenges that key subgroups of DACA-DREAM youth face.
September 4, 2014
Extending New Relief to Unauthorized Immigrants: Estimating the Impacts of Possible Executive Actions
Estimates of unauthorized immigrant populations that could receive relief from deportation under potential executive action scenarios to expand the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, extend deferred action to other populations, or refine immigration enforcement priorities are discussed during this webinar.
August 6, 2014
This webinar covers key findings from MPI's report about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) initiative and eligible populations two years after its implementation, and also introduces MPI's data tool that provides national and state-level estimates of the current and potentially eligible DACA populations, as well as detailed profiles for the U.S. and 25 states.
June 18, 2014
This webinar exploring findings from MPI's report, Critical Choices in Post-Recession California: Investing in the Educational and Career Success of Immigrant Youth, which focuses on the implications of California's public education system reforms
June 2, 2014
The authors of the report "Immigrant Parents and Early Childhood Programs: Addressing Barriers of Literacy, Culture, and Systems Knowledge" discuss their findings on this webinar. They and other presenters detail the experiences and challenges faced by early childhood programs and immigrant and refugee parents as they connect with one another.
March 20, 2014
Education for the Future: Extending Georgia's High School and College Reforms to its Growing Immigrant Population
MPI experts, along with representatives from Gwinnett County Public Schools and the University of Georgia's Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education, discuss the educational experiences of Georgia's first- and second-generation immigrant youth and where Georgia's ambitious education reforms have met—or failed to meet—the needs of this growing population.
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LEP Workers & Access to Workforce Services: Perspectives on Current Barriers to Access and Prospects for Improvements Under WIA Reauthorization
In this webinar, experts discuss barriers immigrant and LEP individuals face in accessing the WIA system, how a revitalized WIA could address these barriers, and the extent to which the current Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee's WIA reauthorization proposal addresses these barriers.


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"Timothy White" and "celebrity portrait photographer" are synonymous. For three decades, White, 56, has been one of the pre-eminent chroniclers of Hollywood and the music industry. He has shot virtually every contemporary star (including Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen, Ray Charles) for movie posters and magazine and record covers.
But his most passionate photographic work focuses on two people you've never heard of: Joseph and Mary White, his 93-year-old parents. Culling from hundreds of images of them, White has begun the labor of love that will be his sixth book, as yet untitled. He exclusively shared with Next Avenue these photographs, taken over the past several years in or near their home in Fort Lee, N.J.
Why are you taking these photographs of your parents?
I've always photographed my parents, but now that they've gotten so old, it feels like a chapter of my life is about to close, and I want to be sure to read it fully. Photographing my parents in their everyday lives is about them, my relationship with them, my self, aging, and caring about them in a different way. It's important to me to document this. It feels like something I was destined to do.
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Former Washington State and Tennessee Titans quarterback Jason Gesser has joined the Idaho football coaching staff as running backs coach, head coach Robb Akey announced. Gesser quarterbacked the Cougars during Akey's time on WSU's staff during the late 1990's and early 2000's.
"I'm very excited about adding Jason to our staff," Akey said. "He's got great leadership ability. He started his coaching career and he's one of the greatest competitors that I've ever seen. If even a little bit of that rubs off on our players it will go a long way."
Before coming to Idaho Gesser was the head football coach and associate director of athletics at Eastside Catholic High School in Sammamish, Wash., where his 2010 squad went 6-4 and broke 11 school records.
"It really is a dream come true working for a guy like that," Gesser said of Akey. "I've been trying for the last handful of years to see if he'd let me join his staff and I finally got him to bite. I've seen his kids grow in front of my eyes and I'm very close with his family. I've spent a lot of time with him not only as a player but since he's been coaching at Idaho."
Gesser, a native of Hawai'i, will coach Idaho's running backs, as well as recruit in the northwest and Hawai'i.
"The biggest thing I'm looking forward to is getting to know the players," Gesser said. "I'm a big personal type of a guy, and I'm big on building personal relationships with the players. I'm really looking forward to building that personal relationship and trust."
While at Washington State from 1998-2002, Gesser was a first-team All-American and Pac-10 Offensive MVP. He led the Cougars to the program's first back-to-back 10-win seasons and in 2002 he finished seventh in the Heisman Trophy voting.
Gesser played for the NFL's Tennessee Titans from 2003-05 before quarterbacking the Canadian Football League's Calgary Stampede from 2005-06. He then played for the Arena Football League's Utah Blaze from 2005-08.
In 2008 Gesser founded Jason Gesser Elite Sports, which hosted 280 attendees at the 2010 Nike Northwest Elite Football Camp, and 135 at the 2009 Northwest Elite Football Camp. The company has also held multiple quarterback skills camps throughout the northwest.


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2012 - Saw action 14 games and made 10 starts ... Started the first eight games of the season and the two contests versus Stanford down the stretch ... Credited with 21 tackles on the season ... Made his first career start in the season-opener at Rice and had three tackles ... Made four tackles against Oregon State and added a forced fumble ... Had a season-best five tackles at Cal ... Totaled three stops in the first Stanford game.
2011 - Saw action in eight games off the bench and on special teams ... Made one tackle at Oregon State ... Had three tackles at Stanford ... Made two stops vs. Washington State, 1.0 for loss ... Made one tackle at Arizona.
2010 - Saw action in seven games off the bench ... Made his first appearance in the Stanford contest and had one tackle assist ... Also saw action at Texas, but did not play versus WSU, at Cal, at Oregon or against Arizona ... Played off the bench against Oregon State and Washington ... Credited with one solo tackle at Arizona State ... Saw action against USC, but was not credited with a tackle.
HIGH SCHOOL - Played football at Honolulu, HI 'Iolani HS for coach Wendell Look ... Ranked No. 50 defensive tackle nationally by scout.com ... PrepStar All-Region selection ... Rated No. 53 player in CA/NV/HI region by SuperPrep ... Rated No. 77 defensive tackle by ESPN.com ... Rated No. 7 player in Hawaii by scout.com and No. 14 by rivals.com ... No. 70 player in the West (scout.com) ... Made 82 tackles, including 10 sacks and 18 tackles for loss ... Earned three stars from scout.com and rivals.com ... Named Interscholastic League Honolulu Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.
PERSONAL - Full Name: Seali'i Apefa'i Siania Epenesa ... Born: March 25, 1992... Parents: Sealii Epenesa, Jr. and Feagaimaleata Donna Siania Epenesa ... Has no brothers or sisters ... Hobbies include hanging out with family and watching movies ... Undeclared major.
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The bill aimed at reducing illegal prescription drug diversion drafted by Attorney General Beau Biden's office and sponsored by two registered nurses was enacted this week when Governor Jack Markell signed the measure into law.
House Bill 154, sponsored by Representative Rebecca Walker, D-Townsend, and Senator Bethany Hall-Long, D-Middletown, strengthens efforts to ensure that patients' medications are not diverted by healthcare workers, patient family members, and others. The bill also creates a new criminal offense of "medication diversion" that applies to anyone who intentionally diverts prescription narcotics from patients who are under the care of a healthcare program in medical or other 24-hour facilities such as hospitals, group homes, or nursing homes.
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Juliet's is a new concept that embraces and celebrates the rich history of the building and home to the best fine dining experience, traditional Italian cuisine and welcoming sports atmosphere. Carmen Rossi opened Juliet's as a new concept that embraces and celebrates the rich history of the building. The downtown building was constructed sometime in the 1890's and has housed several businesses including a grocer, shoe store, dentist and theatre.
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Cheesecake by James is the best tasting cheesecake in the world as it is known for it's natural ingredients with a unique delicious rich lite taste!
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Our Tap Room is a place where everyone can feel comfortable to enjoy our beer at its freshest. Temperance Beer Company is not a brewpub, but we offer freshly-made sandwiches from our neighbors at Curt's Cafe South. Come meet us, have a tour and a taste. We are excited to offer tours each month on the 2nd Saturday at 1 PM.
Hewn Bakery
Ellen King is the co-owner and head baker at Hewn. She is a classically trained chef and has worked in various restaurants in Seattle with a specialty in French, Mediterranean and Vegetarian foods. Each day our bakers mix the dough by hand, turning it every 30 minutes over a four hour period. The dough is then shaped and placed into bannetons, where it rests overnight to rise naturally. The results are delicious.
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I go away for a few months and come back to find that none of you have done your HW! tsk, tsk. Posting images is EASY. If I can teach myself how to do it, anybody can, trust me.
This is my method, but others please feel to share their own:
1) Sign up for a free account at
(or similar). Try to choose a username that is not related to your real info, as this will show up in code.
2) Whenever you see an image on the internet that you would like to "borrow," simply right-click on the image (using your mouse) and "save picture as" JPG (if you have a choice), directly onto your computer's desktop. Sometimes pictures also have a little disk icon that appears in the upper left (?) portion which you can click on directly.
3) Login to your photobucket account. Follow the directions to upload images from your desktop. When you are uploading, you can also select how big or small you want the image to appear (this is important for Avatars).
4) Uploaded images should now appear in your Album. Highlight/Select to copy the 4th code down below each picture. This is called the IMG code. Paste this code where you want to insert the picture in your message board post. You can play around with spacing.
4b) Follow the same above procedures for posting an Avatar. In the profile section of your member login, you will be copying/pasting the 2nd code below, called "DIRECT LINK" into the space called "Link to off-site Avatar."
And you're done. Voila! Feel free to practice or ask questions on this thread. Once you're used to this, finding and posting images shouldn't take longer than a couple minutes.
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You can also right click on pictures that you want to borrow.
Then click on properties.
The properties window should show protocol, type, address, etc.
If you highlight and copy the entire address listed for the picture you can insert it directly into your message.
For example,
After that, all you have to do is highlight the address you just inserted
Click the Img button above
The Img button puts your tags in, and then you have this
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's suggestion is a lot more straightforward than mine. Try it! (I just can't seem to try something different once I'm used to the familiar...a failing of mine)
p.s. Volleyball players also have nice torsos. The Men of the Olympics needs to have a pageant or something, for our pleasure.
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Gail and Misty, you rock on! I finally got it! Got me a nice little Matisse. I love it.
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Gail and Misty, you rock on! I finally got it! Got me a nice little Matisse. I love it.
It's beautiful! And I think it suits you,
Next time the cover threads get revived, I expect contributions
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This is frickin hilarious Gail! As I just arrived home to MI from your sunny state(thanks for the book it will be coming home soon!) where I got up at 3AM this morning. I have a ton of pics of my new MARINE that I'm dying to share and have NO IDEA how to do it! LOL! I will try to do what I can and see what happens. Don't expect much as I'm not at all technical! HAHA! cheri
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Did it come out right? Is there a picture of us with my new Marine?
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ok you said this was easy! LOL! how do I get my picture to show up like Misty did? I want it bigger! cheri
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Congrats, cheri! What a lovely family. And I'm glad the guidebook came in handy.
When you upload images on photobucket, you can select the size you want. I tried downloading your jpg file and making it larger, but it didn't work. I think you have to upload the original again in larger dimensions.
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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Perennials
'Karl Foerster' feather reed grass
by Michael MacCaskey
Several exciting new ornamental grasses have come into our gardens the last few years, but none with the beauty, versatility, and reliability of feather reed grass, also known as Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'.
This tall and narrow grass is believed to be a natural hybrid of C. epigejos and C. arundinacea, both natives of Europe and Asia. The noted German nurseryman, Karl Foerster, discovered the plant in the Hamburg Botanical Garden. He listed it in has 1939 nursery catalog, and included it in his 1950 garden book, The Use of Grasses and Ferns in the Garden. From there it spread around Europe until in 1964 it was brought from Denmark into the U.S.
Leaf blades are 2 to 3 feet long and a deep, shiny green. Loose, feathery flowers atop 5-foot stems appear in June and are initially light pink in color. As the seed heads mature, they become very narrow and turn a golden tan color that lasts through the fall. One of the distinguishing and highly regarded features of 'Karl Foerster' compared to other varieties is its narrow and upright growth. At only 18 inches wide and up to 5 feet tall, a grouping creates a dramatic vertical element in gardens.
The plant is fully deciduous in cold winter areas, but semi-evergreen in mild winter climates. Leaves emerge early in spring and last until early winter.
Unlike many common ornamental plants from other continents, the seeds of 'Karl Foerster' are sterile. After nearly 40 years in American gardens, it has never become an invasive pest.
Where and how to grow
'Karl Foerster' grows well in most North American gardens. Hardy throughout USDA Zones 4 through 9. 'Karl Foerster' is a cool-season grass meaning it grows best at temperatures near 70oF, and the best time to plant is spring in the North; fall in the South and West. The plant does suffer in the heat and humidity of an eastern zone 9 summer.
Plant in full sun to partial shade, in well-drained soils. Moist soil and regular rain or irrigation are preferable, but the plant will tolerate heavier clay soils and drier sites.
To grow to their maximum 5-foot height, fertilizer is required. Use about 1 pound of a 10-10-10 fertilizer per 100 square feet. Low fertility is not a problem, but will result in shorter plants.
'Karl Foerster' is usually free of serious disease or insect problems although a foliar rust disease may appear in particularly wet summers and in situations with poor air circulation. Browsing deer don't bother it. Little maintenance is required except to cut back the stems to about 6 inches in late winter or early spring. In areas with mild winters the foliage may remain evergreen.


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This refreshing medley of fruit and chicken is just right for a special spring brunch or luncheon. "The colorful combo is a great change of pace from the usual salad," writes Angie Dierikx of Andalusia, Illinois.
- 4 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
- 1 can (20 ounces) unsweetened pineapple tidbits
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 6 green onions, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 2/3 cup mayonnaise
- 7-1/2 teaspoons brown mustard
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- In a large bowl, gently combine the chicken, pineapple, oranges, celery, onions and green pepper. In a small bowl, combine the remaining ingredients. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Yield: 7 servings.
Originally published as Luncheon Chicken Salad in Quick Cooking March/April 2005, p48
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ZF-12387: Zend Form Element objects added via addElement() don't get default element Decorators
When adding an element to a form via $form->addElement(...) it wont get the default element decorators if the argument is an Zend_Form_Element object. E.g.
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Could be linked to: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-8942
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$element = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('foo');
$element->setDecorators(array('ViewHelper', 'Label');
If we add the element decorators from the form, then we override the current decorators of the element. Bad idea!
I agree that explicitly set decorators should take precedence over the form element defaults, but it makes sense to be able to change the default set of decorators that are used for elements without explicitly set decorators. The alternative is (if you want to use the object method) to add the decorators to each element every time, which is wasteful. Is there a way of inspecting the element object to see if decorators were set, and if not, set the form default?
when an element is created by this code $el = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('foo');
default decorators(ViewHelper, Errors,....) added by default, if decorator option is not specified in the constructor.
Better to create your own factory for elements creation
@[~samadams83] {quote}Is there a way of inspecting the element object to see if decorators were set, and if not, set the form default?{quote} Yes. I will look into it.
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ZF-7737: quoteInto won't accept valid SQL if question mark is in first position.
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public function quoteInto($text, $value, $type = null, $count = null) { if ($count === null) { return str_replace('?', $this->quote($value, $type), $text); } else { while ($count > 0) { if (strpos($text, '?') != false) { $text = substr_replace($text, $this->quote($value), strpos($text, '?'), 1); } --$count; } return $text; } }
In the line "if (strpos($text, '?') != false) {", it should be !== and not !=, since position returned can be 0. Else, $table->select()->where('? = id', 123); //sample taken from forum in which I first wrote about this which is valid, won't work.
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Linnville Wins Roper Trophy at PVC Senior Banquet
The 2013 recipients of the William Winston Roper Trophy (top male student-athlete), the C. Otto von Kienbusch Award (top female student-athlete), the Art Lane Award (selfless contributions to sport and society) and the Class of 1916 Cup (top senior GPA) were announced Thursday night at the 2013 Princeton Varsity Club Senior Banquet.
William Winston Roper Trophy
Peter Callahan
Peter Callahan's astonishing kick as the anchor of the distance medley relay helped win Princeton it's first national title on the indoor track since 1979. After finishing sixth in the mile at the 2012 NCAA indoor championships, Callahan suffered an injury that sidelined him for the outdoor season, cross country season and much of the indoor season. He made a splash upon his return, being named the Ivy League Track Performer of the Meet at this year's indoor Heps. A week later he helped the DMR run the fastest time in program history and second-best time in the country to qualify for the national championship.
A sub-4-minute-miler, Callahan is a seven-time Ivy League champion and three-time runner-up. A two-time first-team All-America, Callahan has helped the Tigers to nine Ivy League team titles, including two triple crowns.
A history major from Evanston, Ill, Peter Callahan.
Mike Catapano
Mike Catapano became Princeton's first Bushnell Cup winner since 2006 when he was named the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year following the 2012 season. He earned unanimous selection to the All-Ivy League first team, and he ended his career as a three-time All-Ivy honoree. He led the Ivy League with 12 sacks and ended the regular season ranked second in the Football Championship Subdivision with 1.2 sacks per game.
Catapano became Princeton's first NFL draft pick since 2001 when the Kansas City Chiefs picked him with the first pick of the seventh round. He will try to do for the Chiefs what he did for Princeton last season, when he led the Tigers to their biggest single-season turnaround in more than two decades.
Todd Harrity
Todd Harrity became the first American in more than two decades to win the national individual squash championship, and he reached three finals in his four years. He was a four-time All-America, a two-time Ivy League Player of the Year and the 2010 Ivy League Rookie of the Year.
Harrity, however, will be remembered as much for Princeton's three team titles during his last two seasons, including both the 2012 and 2013 Ivy League titles. His biggest win, though, may have been at the No. 1 spot during Princeton's 5-4 comeback win over 13-time champion Trinity to earn the Tigers a thrilling 2012 national team championship.
Ian Hummer
Ian Hummer came to Princeton following a substantial family legacy within the Princeton basketball program. His father played on the 1965 Final Four team, and his uncle was one of Pete Carril's first players before going on to a career in the NBA. Even with a surname so recognizable to followers of the Princeton men's basketball program, Ian Hummer more than lived up to the high precedent set by his elders.
Hummer finished his Princeton career with 1,625 points, the second-most in program history, behind only his father's teammate Bill Bradley, and was honored as the Ivy League Player of the Year, a first for a Princeton player since his assistant coach, Brian Earl, in 1999. But Ian Hummer was more than a scorer. This past season, his third straight All-Ivy League campaign, the sociology major from Vienna, Virginia, led the team in rebounding, assists and blocks, as well as points, becoming the first Princeton player to do so since Kit Mueller in 1991.
Mark Linnville
A two-year captain for the men's soccer team, Mark Linnville became just the seventh soccer player in Ivy League history to be named first-team All-Ivy League all four years. Linnville helped Princeton to an undefeated Ivy League season in 2010 and back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2009 and 2010.He has started in every game since he arrived at Princeton, a total of 69 games.
The center back capped his career with 21 points on four goals and 13 assists, thanks to his incredible throw-in. His 13 assists ranks 12th in program history. In January, Linnville was taken by the Philadelphia Union in the MLS Supplemental Draft.
A religion major from Boone, N.C., Mark Linnville.
Matija Pecotic
No player in the history of Ivy League men's tennis had been named the league's Player of the Year three times, until this year. Riding an Ivy League singles winning streak from the final match of his freshman year right through the end of this season, Matija Pecotic had his best year as a senior, a season that didn't conclude until just a few days ago at the NCAA singles championship.
Pecotic's best year was his senior campaign. In the fall season, he had a 26-2 singles record, including a record of 13-1 against fellow players ranked in the ITA's top 75. The politics major from Sliema, Malta began the spring season with the No. 2 national ranking and stayed in the top 10 through the end of the dual-meet season, winning his last nine singles matches heading into the NCAA individual tournament.
Jonathan Yergler
When Jonathan Yergler won the NCAA epee championship a year ago, he was the first Tiger fencer to win an NCAA title since Soren Thompson in 2001. Also a three-time All-Ivy League honoree, he helped the fencing program finish second last year, in what was at the time the highest combined men's and women's finish in program history.
Then, Yergler and his teammates bettered that this year. In winning his second NCAA silver medal in epee to go along with the gold a year ago, the psychology major from Winter Park, Fla., helped the program win its first title in the combined era. He won his fourth All-America honor, becoming the first Princeton men's epeeist since Thompson in 2005 and just the fourth Princeton men's fencer in program history to be a four-time All-America.
C. Otto von Kienbusch Award
Greta Feldman
Greta Feldman made an impression on the collegiate track community last spring when she qualified for the finals of the NCAA championship 1500. Her time of 4:12.73 in the semifinals qualified her not only for the NCAA finals, but also for the US Olympic Trials. She was one of just four collegians to advance to the semifinals of the Olympic trials and ran a PR of 4:12.29, her fifth consecutive race under 4:15.
A first-team All-America for her fifth-place finish in the 1500 last year, Feldman also qualified for the NCAA cross country championships this fall. Captain of both the cross country and track & field teams, Feldman has helped Princeton to five Ivy League titles including the triple crown in 2010-11. She is a nine-time Ivy League champion, four-time runner-up and has won 12 total career All-Ivy League honors across all three seasons.
An anthropology major from Haddonfield, N.J., Greta Feldman
Jen Hoy
A season unlike almost any other in Princeton women's soccer history was recognized like almost no other. Only once in program history has a player scored more goals than the 18 that Jen Hoy had this past season, leading the team to an unbeaten, untied season in Ivy League play for the first time in eight years. Her final goal came in the first NCAA tournament road victory in program history, helping the program to the NCAA second round for the first time since 2004.
In honor of such an outstanding season, Hoy was named the Ivy League Player of the Year, Princeton's first since 2007, and earned NSCAA second-team All-America honors, a first for a Princeton player in eight years. A three-time All-Ivy League honoree, Hoy finished her Princeton career with 36 goals, the fourth-most in program history, and 83 points, also the fourth-most in program history. Her breakout campaign helped lead the economics major from Sellersville, Pennsylvania to an invitation to join the U.S. under-23 national team as well as a draft selection by the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League.
Niveen Rasheed
One of the best women to ever play Ivy League basketball, Niveen Rasheed guided the Princeton to national prominence over her career. After being named Ivy League Rookie of the Year, she suffered an ACL injury and missed the entire 2011 Ivy season. Without missing a beat, she returned to the court in dominating fashion and earned unanimous Ivy League Player of the Year honors over the last two seasons.
A four-time All-America, Rasheed is the program's first AP All-America and only third in Ivy history. She concludes her career with 1,617 points for fourth-best in program history. A three-time first-team All-Ivy selection, she was a key part in the Tigers becoming the first-ever Ivy women's basketball team to be nationally ranked at No. 24 in the final AP Top 25 Poll of 2012. The politics major from Danville, California was named to five national watch lists as a junior and senior, ranking among the top 30 players in the nation.
Eliza Stone
Eliza Stone was part of a number of outstanding firsts for the Princeton fencing program this season, none bigger than when she helped the program win its first NCAA combined men's and women's title, finishing ahead of fellow traditional national contender Notre Dame. At the NCAA Championship, she had a 21-2 record in pool bouts, giving her the No. 1 seed in the elimination bracket. After winning her semifinal match, Stone rallied from a 9-4 deficit to win 15-10 and claim the first NCAA saber championship in women's program history. That was after she had won the Ivy League Most Outstanding Performer honor, her fourth All-Ivy League recognition in as many years.
Her performance at the NCAA Championship gave her the fourth All-America honor of her career, the first time any Princeton women's saberist has been an All-America in each of her four years. In fact, the politics major from Chicago was one of three All-Americas in her family, as freshman sister Gracie and junior brother Robert also received the honor in the only year all three Stone siblings will fence together at Princeton.
Katie Reinprecht
The top field hockey player in the nation, Katie Reinprecht is a fulltime member of the U.S. National Team. A staple with Team USA over the last three years, she was not only one of 16 players named to the 2012 London Summer Olympics roster, but was a starter competing against the world's elite. After taking off the 2011-12 year to compete with the U.S., she returned to Princeton to help guide the program to the Ivy League's first-ever NCAA national championship to conclude her career.
The 2012 winner of the Honda Award, given to the top player in the country, Reinprecht also was named the NFHCA Player of the Year and Mid-Atlantic Player of the Year. She is a three-time Ivy League Player of the Year and a four-time first-team All-Ivy selection. Reinprecht was tabbed a four-time All-America and first-team All-Region. A sociology major from North Wales, Pennsylvania, Reinprecht tallied 50 assists over her career, second-best in program history, and was selected to the NCAA All-Tournament Team twice.
Heidi Robbins
Heidi Robbins earned All-America and Academic All-America honors as a junior, and is a strong candidate to earn more national honors this season. She was one of three underclassmen in Princeton's 2011 undefeated NCAA championship varsity eight.
Robbins led Princeton back atop the Ivy League medal podium this year, as the Tigers defeated Yale by more than seven seconds to win the program's 13th Ivy title. In three years in the varsity eight, Robbins has gone 20-1 against Ivy teams and has won two Ivy League titles. Princeton will compete for the NCAA Championship May 31-June 2.
Kathleen Sharkey
The most prolific scorer in Ivy League history, Kathleen Sharkey concludes her career with 107 goals and a league-best 245 points. A two-time Ivy Player of the Year and the 2008 Rookie of the Year, Sharkey is a four-time first-team All-Ivy and NFCHA All-Region selection. A four-time All-America, she helped guide Princeton to four Ivy titles and berths into the NCAA tournament, including a pair of Final Four appearances.
A member of the U.S. National Team, Sharkey took a leave during the 2011-12 academic year to compete fulltime for Team USA. Upon her return, the two-time national leader in scoring captained the Tiger offense with an unprecedented 38 goals en route to Princeton winning its first NCAA national championship and being named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team to cap off a historic career.
A sociology major from Moosic, Pennsylvania.
Art Lane Award
Ben Foulon nomination information:
Ben's passion for the environment and sustainability has been displayed through his volunteer and academic pursuits at Princeton. He has served as an ECO REP on campus since his sophomore year. ECO REPs promote campus recycling, reduce the amount of waste generated and contamination of recyclables, and increase sustainability through research, education, and providing the campus community with the tools necessary to implement greener practices. He was awarded research funds from the Peter B. Lewis Fund for Student Innovation in Energy and the Environment and used the funding for his summer 2012 project to research metal-organic-frameworks (MOFs) for energy and gas storage applications. He is a member of the Arnold Group at Princeton and focuses his research on energy storage, including focusing on how to advance technologies that support renewable energy sources, such and wind and solar power. He has also served as the Science in Society Editor-in-Chief, as a Peer Advisor in Whitman College and as an American Foreign Policy staff writer.
Kathy Qu nomination information:
Kathy's commitment to education, and to supporting women has been a true source of inspiration. She spent the summer after her sophomore year in Greece, working with College Year in Athens. She spent the summer following her junior year working for the X-Mester Early College Program in Indiana, which is an intensive academic program designed for low-income students. Between teaching classes, she developed her own college-level curriculum for her students, led instruction in the sports of soccer and swimming and even created weekend competitions for the students. On campus, she has been a leader of the Collegians for the Cure 5k, which raises funds and awareness for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, a participant in Weapons of Mass Construction, a large-scale service project organized by the Princeton Varsity Club, and worked with the Community-Based Learning Initiative to interview teachers at the Foundation Academy in Trenton to analyze their work environment and provide suggestions on how they might improve poor teacher retention. To date, five of her six recommendations have been implemented by the school. Next year, she'll be continuing her passion for education as a Project 55 Fellow working with the National Association of Charter School Authorizers.
Class of 1916 Cup
Rory Loughran served as the captain of the men's swimming and diving team, and was a leading force as the program won its fifth straight Ivy League Championship this past season. As a sophomore, he won the award for the Most Improved Swimmer, and as a senior, he won the Matthew R. Weiner Class of 2002, C. Rob Orr Award, for the qualities shared by Matt and Rob, of inspirational dedication with integrity, a challenging intensity and a genuine respect for himself, his teammates, and his university.
Rory is graduating with a degree in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and a certificate from the Woodrow Wilson School. As a junior, Rory was inducted into Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering society. During his senior year, Rory was inducted into Sigma Xi, a worldwide society for scientific research and into Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest national honorary scholastic society.


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Can you help me with romance novels where the hero is injured or sick and in the hospital. The ones I can think of are:
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Mercy- Julie Garwood
Hero is in the hospital for the first chapter
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Mary Jo Putney's The Bargain. Hero is not only in the hospital, he's expected to die. He doesn't.
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Linda Howard, White Lies
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Lisa Kleypas - The Devil In Winter. Hero not in hospital but seriously injured and in sick bed for significant amount of time.
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Scatter wrote:
Can you help me with romance novels where the hero is injured or sick and in the hospital. The ones I can think of are:
Crush-Sandra Brown
Kill and Tell-Linda Howard
I Shall Not Want-Julia Spencer Fleming
Home Again-Kristan Hannah
A Marriage to Fight For by Raina Lynn
Because of You by Jessica Scott
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Another Putney, One Perfect Rose. Dying hero.
Love According to Lily by Julianne McLean. Hero has some kind of chronic illness, IIRC.
"'Happily ever after, or even just together ever after, is not cheesy,' Wren said. 'It's the noblest, like, the most courageous thing two people can shoot for.'" -- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
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Kayne wrote:
Linda Howard, White Lies
White Lies by Linda Howard and the historical version...Lost In Your Arms by Christina Dodd. The stories are very similar.
Also, One Fine Day by Theresa Weir. Hero has suffered a stroke and his estranged wife Molly (heroine) returns to take care of him. One of my favorite romances by this aurthor.
"As you wish"
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Summer Campaign by Carla Kelly, if I recall correctly.
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Lisa Kleypas-Blue eyed devil. Hero is in hospital because he was shot but it happens at the end.
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Miss Ware's Refusal by Marjorie Farrell - hero hospitalised in the beginning of the story.
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Are you specifically looking for stories where the hero is in the hospital also stories where the hero has some sort of serious injury-there definitely seem to be more of the latter. In terms of stories where the hero is in the hospital:
Flowers from the Storm by Laura Kinsale- hero is in a mental institution for a good chunk of the book.
Lover Unbound by J.R. Ward: The heroine is a doctor who meets the hero when he's brought to her ER and she saves his life.
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Kerstin wrote:
Lisa Kleypas-Blue eyed devil. Hero is in hospital because he was shot but it happens at the end.
It's not a significant part of the story, though - more like the sort of ending you see a lot in RS, with the hero getting shot or otherwise injured while saving/helping the heroine.
JudyZ6666's suggestion of
Because of You
is a good one - the hero spends much of the book hospitalized or in rehab, and Jessica Scott does a good job with the realities of that situation. I also liked Dreaming of You's choice of
Flowers from the Storm
Other books that come to mind are:
Shattered Rainbows
, in which the injury to the hero is a serious one and requires some pretty advanced for the time medical care.
* Julia Quinn's
Just Like Heaven
(hero suffers from a serious infection) and
When He Was Wicked
(malaria), though neither hero is hospitalized and JLH is pretty dull. Another book in which the hero has malaria is
Not Quite a Husband
by Sherry Thomas.
* Lots of injured heroes in Marsha Canham's books, though no hospitals that I can recall. In
Pale Moon Rider
they hide the hero in some attic while they treat him for a gunshot wound.
* Jennifer Donnelly's
The Winter Rose
, in which both the hero (Sid) and the hero of the previous book (Joe from
The Tea Rose
) are at one time or another shot and/or hospitalized - and in Joe's case, it has serious long-term effects. IIRC, Kerstin hated this book, but I liked it.
* Jamie Fraser is hurt in some way or another in pretty much every Outlander book. Really, it's a good thing Clare's a nurse and later a doctor. He needs all the help he can get.
* In
The Bronze Horseman
, Alexander Belov/Barrington ends up in a field hospital after being seriously wounded in battle. He is also injured in
Tatiana and Alexander
and is hospitalized after getting shot in
The Summer Garden
. Good thing Tatiana's a nurse, because he too can use all the help he can get.
* Tammara Webber's
Between the Lines
and the rest of the trilogy - Reed Alexander, who is basically a villain in book 1, is hospitalized with appendicitis in BTL; his own book (
Good For You
) starts with him in the hospital after a DUI car crash.
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Career Day with Wayne RESA High School Students
What is it like to be an emergency room doctor? Or to run a hospital? That's what students from area high schools found out yesterday when they spent the day with us. Continue reading
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
In conjunction with the Rock Hall's 2007 Black History Month celebration of reggae music,this event also featured a performance by Dread and his band.
Interviewed by Warren Zanes
An artist and producer, Mikey Dread helped launch many artists, from Earl 16, Edi Fitzroy, Rod Taylor, Sugar Minott, Junior Murvin and the Roots Radics Band to the Clash, Japanese rock band Anarchy and Izzy Stradlin (ex Guns 'n' Roses). In addition to his work with the Clash, Dread has also recorded with UB40 and has collaborated with Seal.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Presented in conjunction with the Rock Hall's exhibit WMMS: A Cleveland Legend Turns 40
Interviewed by Dr. Jason Hanley
John Gorman began his broadcasting career in Boston. In 1973 he moved to Cleveland to join WMMS, a small, free-form FM station then under new ownership. Over the next thirteen years he helped turn WMMS into one of the most popular and influential rock stations in the U.S. He served as music director and program director, and eventually became operations manager of WMMS and WHK. In 1986 Gorman and twelve other staff members left WMMS to start 98.5 WNCX in Cleveland. He also founded a radio consulting firm, Gorman Media, and has worked with stations in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Cleveland and other markets. Gorman won the Radio Consultant of the Year award at the 1985 annual Pop Music Convention and was awarded Operations Director of the Year in 1995 by Billboard magazine. He was also Vice President/ Director of Programming for OmniAmerica and Vice President/Director of Operations for WMJI, WHK and WMMS/Cleveland. He was inducted into the Ohio Radio Television Broadcaster's Hall of Fame in 2000. In 2007, Gorman penned the book The Buzzard: Inside the Glory Days of WMMS and Cleveland Rock Radio.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Presented in conjunction with the Rock Hall's exhibit Great Music. No Limits. Celebrating 35 Years of Austin City Limits
Interviewed by Dr. Lauren Onkey
Since 1978, Terry Lickona has been the producer of Austin City Limits, the longest-running popular music series in American television history. In 2003, ACL was awarded the National Medal of Arts, the nation's highest honor for artistic excellence, by the President of the United States. In 2009, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum honored both the studio where ACL is produced and the series itself as a "historic rock and roll landmark."
In addition to ACL, Terry has produced many other specials and series for public television, cable, domestic and foreign syndication, home video, and DVD - approximately 1,000 programs, with artists ranging from legends like Ray Charles and Johnny Cash to Juanes, Coldplay and Neil Young to Dave Matthews Band, Dixie Chicks, Pearl Jam and Foo Fighters. Terry served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences from 2005-2007, Chair Emeritus from 2007-2009, was a founding member of the Texas Chapter of The Recording Academy and continues to serve as co-chair of the Television Committee overseeing the Grammy Awards Show on CBS-TV. He is also Vice Chairman of the Latin Recording Academy, based in Miami, Florida. A native of Poughkeepsie, New York, Terry has lived in Austin, Texas since 1974.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Interviewed by Dr. Jason Hanley
One of the best known and respected broadcasters in Ohio, Larry Morrow goes by many names. Devotees of his radio shows will remember him as "The Duker." In 1979, he was proclaimed "Mr. Cleveland" by then-Mayor George Voinovich. He's also been called the "Presidents' Man," having officiated events where he was called upon to introduce Presidents Carter, Reagan, Bush and Clinton. But he's probably best known as "The Voice of Cleveland," a legendary radio personality whose soothing tone and warm expressions have been heard up and down the dial for years, and whose influence has been felt far beyond the city's limits. Larry's career has taken him across the country, on stage and back stage with some of rock and roll's most iconic artists and acts, many of which are Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Interviewed by Dr. Jason Hanley
Pinfield started his career in the early 1980s in college radio in New Jersey. Over ten years later, in 1995, he was hired for his first television hosting position on MTV's 120 Minutes. He also hosted MattRock, Pinfield Suite, Pinfield Presents, Rocks Off, Say What and MTV Live along with many MTV specials. In 2001, Pinfield became Vice President of A&R and Artist Development for Columbia Records where he worked with such acts as Coheed & Cambria and Crossfade. Today, Pinfield hosts Matt Pinfield Plays Whatever He Wants, on SIRIUS Satellite Radio and Soundoff with Matt Pinfield on HDNet.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Presented in conjunction with the Rock Hall's 2009 celebration of Women's History Month
Interviewed by Dr. Lauren Onkey
Dusty Street, the first female radio deejay on the West Coast, began her career in radio broadcasting in 1967 at KMPX in San Francisco before switching to KSAN in 1969. Street worked at the progressive rock radio station for the next 10 years until she moved to Los Angeles and joined the now-infamous rock radio station, KROQ. Throughout her time there, KROQ helped to pave the way in breaking model punk and new wave bands and established "Rock of the Eighties," highlighting such artists as Blondie, Talking Heads, the Rolling Stones and more.
Street switched formats to classic rock at KLSX in Los Angeles for several years before heading to Las Vegas' 97.1 The Point. However, her influence at KROQ did not go on without notice as she was offered to host Sirius Satellite Radio's First Wave. Since 2005, she has been the host of Sirius XM's Classic Vinyl radio, which broadcasts live from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Allan Freed Studio Monday through Thursdays 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. EST. Street also hosts an internet radio show called The Fly Low Show at KYOUradio.com.


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Football Hosts Local Rival Quakers With First Place On Line For Both Squads
Realistically, nothing needs to be at stake for Penn-Princeton to be special.
But when first place is on the line, and with only two more weeks to go after Saturday's showdown, it does add a bit more drama.
Three teams head into the first weekend in November with matching 3-1 Ivy League records, and one of them will leave Powers Field two wins away from at least a share of the 2012 Ivy League title.
The other won't be out of the race, but they'll need help.
Both teams are coming off thrilling finishes last week, though their respective experiences were on opposite levels. Princeton was on the wrong end of another shootout, as Cornell's John Wells kicked a 23-yard field goal with 50 seconds remaining to hand the Tigers their first Ivy League loss of the season 37-35.
Penn was trailing with three minutes remaining, but kicker Connor Loftus evened the score with a 45-yard field goal. An interception by Trevor Niemann with 1:21 remaining set up the winning kick by Loftus, who booted the Quakers into today's first-place showdown.
First place. It's an unnecessary motivation for this rivalry, but both teams are happy to have it anyway.
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PRINCETON ATHLETICS l PRINCETON FOOTBALL l PENN ATHLETICS
TV/Video: ESPN3 (use direct link above)
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All-Time Series: Princeton 63-39-1
Last Year: PENN 37, Princeton 9
Last At Site: Penn 52, PRINCETON 10 (2010)
Last Five Years: Penn 5-0
Last Princeton Win: PRINCETON 31, Penn 30 2OT (2006)
Current Streak: Penn 5
Lights, Camera, Action
Princeton will play its second game in three weeks on ESPN3 this Saturday; ESPN3 is the online platform for ESPN, and the direct link to the live video is here. John Sadak and Rocky Boiman, the same duo who called Princeton's memorable 29-point comeback over Harvard, will be calling the action.
This will be Princeton's fourth of five games this season that is available to a national audience. Princeton has played on ESPNU and the NBC Sports Network, and this will be the second game on ESPN3. Next week, Princeton will travel to Yale and play on the YES Network, which is available on DirecTV.
High Five
Princeton made its move on first place in the league by ending a pair of five-game losing streaks last month. After topping Brown 19-0, the Tigers made a memorable 29-point rally to upend Harvard 39-34 two weeks ago.
To stay in first place, Princeton will have to do it again. The Tigers haven't defeated Penn since 2006, when Rob Toresco pitched a double-overtime, fourth-down run back to Jeff Terrell, who found the right side of the end zone for the go-ahead score in a 31-30 thrill ride.
Not-So-Close Encounters
Princeton has lost five straight games to Penn, and none of the last three have been close. The Tigers have lost their last three games to the Quakers by an average margin of 35 points, including a 52-10 Penn victory in the last meeting on Powers Field (2010).
Since Princeton Stadium opened, the Tigers have only one victory over Penn; they have at least two against every other team in the Ivy League.
Poll Position
The three teams that currently share first place in the Ivy League are Harvard, Penn and Princeton. Harvard, the reigning champion, was picked first in the preseason poll. Penn, the 2010 champion, was picked second. Princeton, which had gone 1-13 in the Ivy League over those two seasons, was picked to finish last.
It's Been A While
This is the first time that Penn and Princeton both shared first place during their Week 8 showdown since 2005, when Princeton defeated Penn 30-13. Princeton followed that game with a 31-point effort in a double-overtime home win in 2006. Those are the only two games that Princeton has scored at least 30 points against Penn over the span of 21 years.
In The Air Tonight
In the win over Harvard and loss to Cornell, there have been a total of 2,168 yards of
offense, of which 1,679 have come through the air. In two games, there have been 15 passing touchdowns.
Point, Counterpoint
Princeton has played in two straight shootouts, where both teams scored at least 30 points in each game. The last time Princeton had back-to-back games like that was during the 2006 Ivy League championship season, when Princeton defeated Penn 31-30 and Yale 34-31.
Princeton has scored at least 30 points in four of the last five games. The Tigers hadn't done that since the final five games of the 1981 season.
In The (End) Zone
Princeton has scored five touchdowns in each of the last two games. Over the last five seasons, the Tigers have scored a total of three touchdowns over a five-game losing streak against the Penn Quakers.
Five Alive
In the last five quarters (the fourth against Harvard and the Cornell game), sophomore quarterback Connor Michelsen has completed 40 of 52 passes (76.9%) for 543 yards and four touchdowns. In the first 19 quarters of the season, Michelsen had thrown for only 693 yards, had a 54.1% completion percentage, and had not thrown a touchdown pass.
Conversion Chart
In Princeton's last six quarters, the Tiger offense has converted on 15 of 21 third-down conversions. Against Cornell, the Tigers were 7 of 11 on third downs. That third-down efficiency helped Princeton gain 549 yards of total offense against the Big Red; over the last 54 games, Princeton has topped that total only once (556 • Harvard, 2011).
Front Yard
Roman Wilson, who caught the dramatic 36-yard touchdown pass in the final seconds to defeat Harvard, caught seven passes for 165 yards and two touchdowns last weekend. He leads the Ivy League in yards per catch with a 19.9-yard average. The Princeton single-season record for yards per catch is 20.2, set by Marc Ross in 1993.
The Longest Yard
Roman Wilson's 72-yard touchdown catch last weekend was the longest scoring play of the season for Princeton. The last touchdown that came from greater than 72 yards was a 92-yard touchdown reception by Trey Peacock, which also came at Schoellkopf Field (2010). Wilson has three of Princeton's last four touchdown receptions.
Trey Bien
Roman Wilson has recorded back-to-back 100-yard receiving games. The last Princeton player with consecutive 100-yard receiving games was Trey Peacock, who had 139 yards in a 2010 game against Harvard, and followed with 136 yards against Cornell.
I'm Honored
Sophomore quarterback Connor Michelsen entered the fourth quarter against Harvard with zero career touchdown passes. He threw three in the final 12 minutes against the Crimson, and added a two-point conversion throw to Tom Moak, to ignite the 39-34 comeback win. The effort earned him the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week award.
Michelsen's honor gave Princeton at least one individual award for a span of four weeks. Anthony Gaffney have won two Rookie honors, while both Mike Catapano and Caraun Reid have won Defensive Player honors. Nolan Bieck has a Special Teams honor.
Princeton is one of two Ivy League schools to have won each individual award at least once; the other is Dartmouth.
Drive On
From the start of the second quarter against Brown through halftime of the Harvard game, Princeton had 18 offensive drives: 13 ended in punts, two ended at either halftime or the end of the game, two ended in turnovers and one resulted in a touchdown.
Princeton had seven drives in the second half against Harvard: five resulted in touchdowns (including the final four), one ended in a field goal and one ended in a turnover.
Good And Bad
Of Princeton's final nine drives against Cornell last week, five ended in touchdowns and four, including the final two, ended in turnovers.
In Princeton's four wins this season, it is a +4 in turnover margin. In its three losses, the team is a -2.
Stand In Line
Three potential All-Ivy League defensive linemen will be on the field Saturday. Princeton senior co-captain Mike Catapano shares the Ivy League lead in sacks and ranks in the top five in tackles for loss, while reigning first-team All-Ivy lineman Caraun Reid also ranks highly in both.
Penn senior Brandon Copeland leads all Ivy League defensive linemen in tackles with 5.4 per game.
Tackling The Issue
Senior linebacker Andrew Starks ranks second in the Ivy League with 8.9 tackles per game, and he has ranked in the top five in tackles over each of his last two seasons. He led Princeton with 11 tackles in the 24-7 home loss to Cornell last season.
The last Tiger player to lead the Ivy League in tackles was linebacker Steven Cody, who averaged 11.6 per game during the 2009 season.
What A Pick
Freshman Anthony Gaffney shares the Ivy League lead with three interceptions this season, and he is second in passes defensed (seven). He is the only Ivy freshman in the Ivy League with more than one interception this season, and he is one of only two freshmen in the Ivy Top 20 in passes defensed.
Return To Sender
Freshman Anthony Gaffney not only leads the Ivy League in interceptions, but he also leads the league in kickoff returns. Gaffney averages 27.2 yards per kick return, and his 59-yard return in the fourth quarter against Harvard set up the first points in Princeton's 29-point 4th quarter.
Gaffney made quite the splash in his Ivy League debut; he returned the opening kickoff at Columbia 94 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers were either tied or leading for the next 188:44 of game action.
Welcome Matt
Freshman Matt Arends has started three games opposite of Anthony Gaffney after Khamal Brown was lost for the season. In the last two, he has averaged 7.5 tackles per game, and he has recorded at least one pass breakup over each of the three starts.
Just For Kicks
Two of the top candidates for the All-Ivy punter will be on the field Saturday. Princeton's Joe Cloud ranks second in the Ivy League with a 41.7-yard average, and he either leads or shares the Ivy lead in punts inside the 20 (15), 50+ punts (nine) and longest punt (68).
Penn's Scott Lopano is third in the Ivy League with a 41.6-yard average, and he shares the Ivy lead with 15 punts inside the 20. He is second in both 50+ punts (seven) and longest punt (67).
Head Of The Class
Senior Joe Cloud, a two-time All-Ivy League punter, has been named one of 147 national semifinalists for the 2012 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards. The 147 nominees also comprise the list of semifinalists for the 2012 William V. Campbell Trophy, endowed by HealthSouth, which recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation.
Cloud is one of only three Ivy League players who were named among the semifinalists.
The Crystal Ball
The Tigers travel to New Haven, for the 135th playing of the Princeton-Yale game, on Nov. 10. The Bulldogs have won two straight in this series, as well as four of the last five played at the Yale Bowl. The game will be shown live on the YES Network, and it can be heard on WPRB 103.3 FM, and on GoPrincetonTigers.com.
Yale has won five of the last six games in this series played at the Yale Bowl; the lone exception came during Princeton's 2006 championship season, when the Tigers rallied for a trio of 14-point deficits in a 34-31 victory.
Senior Citizens
Princeton will honor the Class of 2012 during its season finale Nov. 17, a 1 pm start against Dartmouth on Powers Field at Princeton Stadium.
This senior class, which has dealt with both a coaching change and life-threatening illnesses to a pair of All-Ivy running backs, has led the football team to four wins already this season; as a team, the Tigers won two the last two seasons combined.