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Football Loses Early Lead, Suffers Loss in Season Finale to Columbia and Ties for Last-Place Ivy League Finish
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Cornell raced out to a 13-0 lead, but a 34-6 scoring stretch for Columbia put the game out of reach for the Red.
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Football Aims to Send Off Large Senior Class on High Note Against Columbia
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“It hasn’t hit that this is going to be last week,” said fifth-year quarterback Richie Kenney. “I’m sure those feelings will set in more Saturday.”
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Football Dominated by Dartmouth in 1st Half, Suffers 41-7 Blowout Loss
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The Red could not replicate its upset from two years prior, falling to Dartmouth in its seventh loss of the season.
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Football Looks to Repeat History With a Win Over Top-Ranked Dartmouth
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The Red hopes to pull off an upset once more against its top-ranked rival, Dartmouth. Behind veteran Richie Kenney, newcomer Jameson Wang, and a stout defensive unit with big-play ability, the game will likely be more competitive than records might suggest.
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‘I Have to Earn Everything’: Freshman QB Jameson Wang Describes Background, Challenges as an Asian American in Football
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“As I got deeper in high school and realized that I was good enough to play at the collegiate level, I was trying to use my platform to promote Asian Americans and American football because there just hasn’t been that many people to do it,” Wang said.
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Football Claims First Ivy League Win of Season Over Penn
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In a defensive battle, Cornell edged Penn 15-12 for its first Ivy League win of the season and its second win this year.
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Football to Try and Take Home the Trustee’s Cup for the First Time in Eight Years
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The Red hopes to turn its luck around and claim its first Ivy League win this season against a well known conference rival, the University of Pennsylvania Quakers. Whoever wins this matchup will lay claim to the Trustee’s Cup, an award that has eluded Cornell since 2013 when the team last beat Penn.
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Two Professors From Iraq Discuss Baghdad Architecture in Webinar
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In a webinar on Monday, Nov. 1, two Iraqi scholars will discuss the impact of the U.S. invasion of Iraq on architecture and urban planning in Baghdad.
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Slow Start and Early Turnovers Sink Football in Friday Night Loss to Princeton
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Early turnovers by Cornell and resulting touchdowns off those turnovers allowed Princeton to race out to a 21-0 lead by the early part of the second quarter.
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Football Looks to Find its Footing Against Undefeated Princeton
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The Red nearly secured a second win over Brown had it not been for a last-minute touchdown, giving the Bears a 49-45 victory. While not the outcome they wanted, the football team and coaching staff gained plenty of new information in the loss and will look to learn from their mistakes to face first-ranked Princeton.