Month: March 2005

For sophomore Noah Klein, the best part of going to the gym is leaving it. The 22-year-old, who works out six days a week and two to three hours a day, gets so hungry sometimes

The women’s tennis team had hoped to ride the energy of last week’s victory over rival George Washington into Saturday’s match at Pennsylvania, but the Owls could not build any momentum to propel them past

Though the regular season came to an end for the men’s gymnastics team on Saturday, the Owls don’t expect their season to be over anytime soon. Behind strong performances by seniors Nyika White and David

STORRS, Conn. – The women’s basketball team’s first-round matchup in the NCAA Tournament pitted an upstart program against a winning tradition. The Owls, coach Dawn Staley said last week, needed to beat Tournament regular Louisiana

The previews for Miss Congeniality – Armed and Fabulous seemed about as enticing as a week-old burrito in the fridge, congealed cheese and all. Comedies are a tough bunch; they too often fall flat on

Bruce Willis has an underrated emotional side. He’s at his best in films like Pulp Fiction and Die Hard, where he’s given the opportunity to be a meditative man of action – a hero deeper