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LEE | Winners and Losers After the NBA Trade Deadline
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With some of the trades that have happened recently, we could be set for a very unpredictable postseason.
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MCDEVITT | Michael Vick Has Paid His Debt
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Perhaps no one in recent years is a better example of character improvement than Vick. And he deserves every bit of credit for it.
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LEE | Draining the Sports Swamp
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The commercialized crush surrounding the Super Bowl is just the most recent case of the enormous swamp of money that surrounds major sports.
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LINSEY | In Capital District, Cornell’s Power Play Capitalizes
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Although it sounds simple, Cornell has had more chances to shoot because of this increased focus on getting to the net. This strategy has helped the Red generate goals, so why hasn’t the team done this all season?
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MCDEVITT | The Carmelo Conundrum
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Columnist Dylan McDevitt believes it is time for Carmelo Anthony to waive his no-trade clause and exit the Big Apple — not just for the Knicks sake, but his own.
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MCDEVITT | Brady and Belichick: The Chicken or the Egg?
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Columnist Dylan McDevitt ponders the question: Does Brady need Belichick, or vice versa?
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LINSEY | Cornell Hockey: A Missive to the “Faithful”
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My missive to the Faithful is this: show up, arrive early and be loud.
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LINSEY | Latest From the Soccer World: Winter Break Edition
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Columnist Kevin Linsey touches on what you might have missed in the soccer world over break, from World Cup expansion, to Bob Bradley’s firing.
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LINSEY | Views of Cornell-Harvard Hockey From the Pep Band
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With the importance of this clash in mind, let’s break down the matchup and predict the winner.
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LEE | Ending on a Cliche
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The past few weeks, I’ve talked to my friends about whether it’s possible to write a graduation column without cliches. The universal opinion is that it’s impossible. Cliches go hand in hand with beginnings and endings. It’s why every movie that ends with graduation feels corny (though I do admit, I half-wish my high school graduation was like High School Musical 3). College graduation represents one of the few opportunities for major change in a person’s life, the conclusion to a time where we’re expected to laugh, cry, learn and enjoy ourselves and finally become adults.