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March 29, 2007
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Two times the fun.

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Sophomore Nathan Ford is an offensive threat for two Red teams. Ford plays quarterback for football and bats clean-up for the baseball team.


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  • Two Goalies Defend Net for W. Lacrosse

    By Yael Borofsky March 29, 2007

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    It’s not a given that a team is lucky enough to have one talented goalie, so it’s even more of an asset that the women’s lacrosse team has two strong goal keepers to defend the net. Senior Mary Montague and sophomore Renee Hughes have both been working hard in goal this season and sharing the spotlight. While this may not seem like an ideal situation for many goalies, Montague and Hughes willingly work together to bear the load.

  • Ford Transitions to Baseball

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    For sophomore Nathan Ford, there is no off-season. While the football season ended on Nov. 18, with a 28-27 victory for Cornell, it was merely a chance for Ford to turn his attention to baseball. The starting quarterback for the football team, Ford is also a key offensive threat for the baseball team.

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