Cornell
In addition to the prospective students, renowned guests, and alumni that Cornell usually entertains at this time of year, the university played host to another segment of visitors this past weekend – Model UN participants. The Cornell Model United Nations Conference, planned by the Cornell International Affairs Society (CIAS), had nearly 600 high school students attend ...
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Hey there folks, have you herd the moos? Did you know that this is the second episode of the semester? Have you got your radio ready? Have you got your 16 oz. frozen purple cow beverage sittin' beside your plate of gooey, chocolate chip cookies perched on the wooden picnic table? Did you forget to bring out the napkins because this fo' sho' is goin' to be a messy snack? If...
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Hello! 2/20/2012 was the debut of FPC for this spring semester. Due to unforeseen difficulties involving a new hard-drive, no actual recording was made. However, the entire broadcast was not lost. If you were listening to the on-air broadcast, I interviewed Sherman (who has a baseball show which follows mine) and tested his humorous capacity as related to cows. This semest...
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Seth Meyers performed Tuesday, March 27 at Bailey Hall for a full house of fans. The performance lasted slightly over an hour and drew consistent laughs form the crowd. Much if his humor centers around sarcasm and deft wordplay. As an anchor on Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update, Meyers focuses on highlighting the ridiculousness of current events. Viewers of ...
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Frozen Four Bound–Cornell's Laura Fortino (center) celebrates with teammates shortly after Rougeau's game-winning goal in triple overtime. (Photo by Patrick Shanahan)
A combined 14 goals scored through three periods and each team giving up three-goal leads was only half the story during Cornell’s NCAA Quarterfinal game at Lynah Rink against Boston University Saturda...
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The second segment of Tim's Take on Sports aired March 8. I discussed the allegations against former New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams that he implemented a management-approved bounty system, rewarding players with cash for inflicting game-ending injuries during games. Also talk NCAA March Madness and the current conference tournaments, and add insigh...
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Freshman Jillian Saulnier's goal two minutes into overtime gave the Big Red a 2-1 victory over Clarkson Friday night at Lynah Rink. Senior Rebecca Johnston had a goal and an assist on the night and Cornell (26-3, 20-2 ECAC) extended their win streak to six games, and are now 15-1 in 2012. The Big Red host Brown in the ECAC Quarterfinals for a best-of-three series starting ...
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Come See the Vagina Monologues on March 3rd at 8pm in Bailey Hall! Get your tickets at Baileytickets.com
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Come see the Vagina Monologues March 3rd at 8pm in Bailey Hall! Get your tickets at Baileytickets.com.
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Champions–Cornell presented the ECAC championship trophy after a 2-1 overtime victory against Clarkson Friday night at Lynah Rink. It is the Big Red's third consecutive ECAC Championship. (Photo by Patrick Shanahan)
Clarkson’s desperate attempt to have officials take a second look at a Cornell goal in overtime was to no avail. The goal stood, and the No. 3-ranked Bi...
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