Columns
KANTOR | The Elusive Winning Season
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It may still be technically summer, but fall sports are starting up here on East Hill. So why not dive in and start talking about them?
Men's Hockey
LINSEY | Cornell Athletics Should Retire Schafer’s Jersey
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Kevin Linsey thinks Mike Schafer’s ’86 jersey should join Ken Dryden’s and Joe Nieuwendyk’s in the Lynah Rink rafters.
Arts & Culture
GOULDTHORPE | Goodbye Sun: My Love Letter to Cinema
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Last week, my editors at The Sun informed me that this was going to be my last column for the paper — and I was shocked. The Cornell Daily Sun has become such a part of my life over the past couple years. Departing is going to be a huge change… but I’m not sad about leaving. Instead, I’m glad for the time that I’ve had here. It’s given a direction to my writing skill, and I fully intend to continue Animation Analysis on my own site, GouldenBean.com.
Baseball
LINSEY | Hoy Field: A Consistently Uncertain Future
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Kevin Linsey says Cornell needs to commit to a plan regarding Hoy Field’s location.
Arts & Culture
YANG | This One’s for the Theater Kids
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When the trailer for NBC’s new series, Rise, popped up on my news feed a few weeks ago, I cursed Facebook’s advertising algorithm and made a mental note about the pilot airing date simultaneously. I mean, a show about a high school theater troupe putting on Spring Awakening, starring Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother) and Auli’i Cravalho (Moana) and produced by Jeffrey Seller (Hamilton)? It practically has my name written all over it. So naturally I had high expectations going in, but I also worried that Rise might fall into the dangerous trap of clichés. And I believe I was right to a certain degree.
Columns
LINSEY | Breaking Down Cornell Hockey’s Defensive Lineup
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For years, head coach Mike Schafer ’86 has instilled a defense-first system for Cornell men’s hockey.
Columns
LEE | Irving Trade is a Win-Win
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It seems the impossible has happened: the two best teams in a conference have completed a major trade moving key pieces and yet both have benefited from it.
Columns
LEE | Ranking the Top 5 NBA Point Guards
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There is no two ways about it: aside from perhaps LeBron James, Steph is the most lethal weapon in the modern-day NBA.
Columns
ELDEN | Sports Analysis in Media: ESPN’s Rise and Potential Fall
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If ESPN hopes to survive in a rapidly changing sports market, the company will have to shift toward a more digital approach and continue to utilize social media.
Sports
LEE | Playing Without the Ball
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“He has lost much of the eye-catching dribbling ability of his Manchester days, and certainly appears much less entertaining than his number one rival, Lionel Messi.”