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Embrace foreign, sometimes scary situations

May 09, 2011 | Josh Goldman

My friends will tell you that I am a pretty boring person. I have never been drunk out of fear of making a decision I will regret or embarrassing myself more than I would otherwise.

Bears upset Carnegie Mellon, take third at UAAs

April 25, 2011 | Josh Goldman

The Washington University women’s tennis team rallied to take four of six singles matches to secure third at the 2011 University Athletic Association Championships held in the St. Louis Metro Area over the weekend. “It was our best weekend yet, and this is what we’ve been working for,” head coach Kelly Stahlhuth said.

Bears ride strong pitching to weekend split

April 13, 2011 | Josh Goldman

After Central College snapped an eight-game winning streak for the Washington University baseball team on Saturday, sophomore Stephen Bonser propelled the team back into the winning column with the strongest outing of the year by a Wash. U. pitcher.

Bears split matches against ranked opponents, crush Mary Hardin-Baylor

April 06, 2011 | Josh Goldman

The No. 17 Washington University women’s tennis team overcame season-ending injuries to two of its top players to go 2-1 over the weekend. After taking two of three doubles matches against No. 30 Trinity University, the Bears saw the Tigers win four of six singles matches to pull off the 5-4 upset on Friday.

Founder explains impact of Wikipedia

March 28, 2011 | Josh Goldman

Jimmy Wales spoke in Graham Chapel on Friday evening as the keynote speaker of the Global Leadership Conference. The speech was also part of the Assembly Series.

Bears advance to national championship game

March 18, 2011 | Josh Goldman

The Washington University women’s basketball team defeated No. 7 Illinois Wesleyan University to move into the national title game of the 2011 Division III NCAA Women’s Basketball Championships in Bloomington, Ill.

WU offers fan bus to NCAA tournament

March 15, 2011 | Josh Goldman

Washington University is offering students free transportation, lodging and tickets to the 2011 Division III NCAA Women’s Basketball Championships at Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Ill. The No. 12 Bears face host and No. 7 Illinois Wesleyan in the second national semifinal on Friday night. Wash. U. fell to the Titans 73-68 on Nov. 20 at the Tip Off Tournament.

Bears advance to national semifinal

March 12, 2011 | Josh Goldman

The Washington University women’s basketball is heading to the national semifinal game of the Division III NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship for the third consecutive season. The defending national champions fought back from an early 11-2 deficit to defeat No. 6 University of Chicago 63-58 on the campus of Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, Ky.

Bears advance to Sweet 16

March 05, 2011 | Josh Goldman

The Washington University women’s basketball team defeated Hope College 56-52 on Saturday night on Hope’s campus in Holland, Mich., to reach the third round of the 2011 Division III NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

Relay for Life to take place outside

March 04, 2011 | Josh Goldman

Francis Field will host Washington University’s Relay for Life. The steering committee of this year’s Relay at the University announced that the event will proceed as originally planned. The Athletic Complex had been designated the alternate venue in the event of inclement weather.

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Freshan shortstop Kyle Billig advances from first base to third on a double by Seth Bensussen against Millikin University on Thursday. Billig has 32 steals this year, a single-season school record, in 37 attempts.
Freshman Kyle Billig makes contact against Illinois College on March 22. Billig stole five bases this weekend against Principia College to move within one of tying the single-season team record of 29.
Senior Travis May hits against Illinois College on March 22. May knocked in both the game-tying and game-winning runs in Saturday's 8-7 win over Greenville College.
The Scientology church nearest to campus is located at 6901 Delmar Boulevard. Casual visitors can receive literature and information from church staff.
Senior Matt Skinner singles through the box in game two of a doubleheader against Illinois College on Tuesday. Skinner went 6-7 over the two game and had 5 RBIs.
Alyssa Beebe, left, and Margaret Tudor, right, dance, while other members of Boomshaka, the student drum, dance and rhythm ensemble from Northwestern University, keep the beat outside the Danforth University Center on Tuesday afternoon. The group decided to spend their spring break at a friend’s house in St. Louis and came to the University to lighten the mood during midterms.
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Junior Brandon Rogalski delivers a pitch from the stretch against No. 18 The College of St. Scholastica on Monday. Rogalski tossed five innings of two-run ball to record the team’s first victory over a ranked team on the season.
Dan Senor, co-author of the bestseller “Start Up Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle,” addresses the Washington University community Thursday in Graham Chapel. Senor spoke about the paradox of Israel’s prosperity despite the many obstacles it has faced.
Students sit in the recently renovated Lopata Gallery to study and enjoy a meal from the new eatery that has opened in the space. The café offers a variety of soups, wraps, and salads and pre-packaged meals.
Courtney Martin, author of “Perfect Girls, Starving Daughters: Quest for Perfection is Harming Young Women,” addresses a full Seigle Hall classroom on Tuesday night as part of Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Martin spoke on the pressure felt by youth to excel at every activity in which they participate.
From left to right: Freshmen Greg Herren, Mike Bjorgaard and Surjan Singh stand above the Forsyth Boulevard Underpass on Jan. 28 and compliment students as they walk to class. The “compliment guys” have been at the Underpass every Friday for the past two months."
Chefs prepare stir fry for patrons of Bear’s Den, which was not available on the South 40 until the new Bear’s Den opened this fall.
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Rabbi Andy Kastner recites the blessing over bread before dinner began at Sacred Meals on Nov. 18.
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Young Wall Street trader Jake Moore (Shia LaBeouf) has a fateful confrontation with the legendary Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas).
Second effort from senior tailback Jim O’Brien that resulted in the first Wash. U. touchdown of the season. O’Brien rushed for 119 yards in a 34-3 rout of Knox College.
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