Dan Adler
Reflections from the sofa jockey

Toward the end of last semester, I made a bet with a friend regarding whether or not I could make it until the end of […]

The big five wintertime questions

As far as this column goes, Thanksgiving break has bit me in the ass twice. First, I wasn’t here to watch any Yale sports over […]

BCS owes spectators a rematch

Let me begin by apologizing to James Schulte. For those who don’t know my former co-Sports Editor here at the News, Schulte is a great […]

Falling to Harvard unacceptable for ’06 football program

Watching the Princeton game on Saturday, I watched my own predictions and assessments unfold before my eyes. Running the ball on first and second down. […]

Predictable Elis need a shakeup

Apparently none of the editors of this newspaper liked my last column. Jess, my editor, said it didn’t have any coherence. A half-tipsy Managing Editor […]

Columnist promises to improve

I have to apologize right here at the get-go. This column is going to suck. Quite a selling point, I know. Call it midterm season […]

Upset bid falls short for f. hockey

On paper, the Elis were outshot, 12-6, and ultimately beaten, 1-0, by a local rival last night. But considering that the local rival was nationally-ranked […]

Soaring Elis await Stags

The University of North Carolina Tar Heels are ranked No. 1 in the country in all three of the major NCAA women’s soccer polls. They […]

Elis try to end four-game skid

On Sept. 2, defender Heather Orrico ’07 scored on a penalty corner with less than three minutes on the clock to send the field hockey […]

Volleyball comes home for invitational

After ups and downs on the road to start out their 2005 season, the chance to beat up on some non-conference rivals in their home […]

Fall brings a new start for w. tennis

A new head coach, a new assistant coach, five new freshmen and five months later, the Yale women’s tennis team is ready to begin another […]