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Wallpaper blurs the boundaries between sincerity and satire
U of C alum shows the ordinary side of “Gossip Girl”
Leila Sales (A.B. ’06) draws from her personal experience at an elite Boston prep school for her first novel, “Mostly Good Girls”
Discussing the Reg arrest and the UCPD response
Craig Futterman, chairman of Independent Review Committee, talks about the committee’s report and the UCPD’s ongoing response to the February arrest
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Rankings round up 2010
The big news this week was the release of the latest rankings of colleges and universities. How did Chicago fare? The Maroon’s got the recap.
The Offensive Isrealist
Brace yourself: John J. Mearsheimer is teaching a class on Zionism
Weekly round up for August 6
IRC report comes down on UCPD for its handling of the Dawson arrest and investigation, and Kenneth Polonsky named next BSD dean.
Weekly round-up for July 30
Sunil Kumar, an operations professor at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, will take over as the next dean of the Booth School on January 1, 2011
Collected Wisdom: David Broder ate here
The pundit and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist once took a turn as the Maroon’s in-house food critic
Weekly round up for July 23
After five decades in the basement of the Chicago Theological Seminary, the Seminary Co-op Bookstore will move next year to McGiffert House on Woodlawn Avenue
Collected Wisdom: Down on the dorms
A housing guide from the disenchanted
Collected Wisdom: Hot coffee
The 1994 O-Issue included an exhaustive look at Hyde Park’s coffee options
Weekly round up for July 16
Talks to resolve a strike that has slowed campus construction will resume next week; slain CPD officer Thor Soderberg was honored at Rockefeller Chapel Thursday morning
Collected Wisdom: Sex, Drugs, and Vietnam
In the fall of 1967, the Maroon polled the Class of 1971 on the pressing issues of their day
Collected Wisdom: An Argument for Understanding
Revisiting J. Z. Smith’s 1982 Aims of Education address
Collected Wisdom: Welcome to Chicago
A look at the advice Maroon staffers have offered incoming classes through the years
Weekly round up for July 9
Allen Linton has been chosen as SG’s first Community and Government Liaison; CTS stained glass to remain in place through the summer
U of C alum shoots a short in Vietnam
Andy DeJohn (A.M. ’03) is in Vietnam this summer, making a short film inspired by the life of a student he met while teaching on the U of C’s campus
Weekly round up for July 2
Ian Cumings’ memorial service planned for the fall; the Medical Center settles Neonatal ICU case
Looking underneath the Mansueto
Below the surface, construction continues on the five-story storage area that is large enough to hold 3.5 million volumes
Sports Shorts: March Madness
As the Winter sports season ends, some of Chicago’s very best are getting the chance to compete for NCAA Championships.
The Way Things Work: Tuition Hikes
As competition for top faculty, staff, and students has increased, so has tuition.
Despite loss to Wash U, women’s basketball moves on to tournament
The Maroons suffered a defeat in the final game of the season at the hands of the Wash U Bears but still earned an at-large big to the NCAA tournament.
Wrestler Carlson earns second trip to NCAAs
After coming second in Saturday’s Regional competition, Troy Carlson booked his second trip to the NCAA Championships.
Weekend games could bolster women’s basketball’s shot at UAA championship
They might be thinking “Bring on Wash U,” but the Maroons still have to get past Carnegie and Case this weekend to get a chance to play for the conference title.
UChicago on Ice
Crown House takes the home the inaugural Chairman’s Cup with a 1–0 win over Alper.
Swimming targets best-ever finish at UAAs
With depth on their side, the Maroons will be looking to break into the top three for the first time in school history this week at the UAA Championships.
Alper, Crown to vie for “Chairman’s Cup”
Alper and Crown Houses will compete in broomball for the Chairman’s Cup with Andrew Alper and James Crown watching on.
Whitewater Invitational features some of DIII’s top throwing talent
The women’s track team’s elite throwers will meet some of the toughest competition in the country as the women and men head to UW–Whitewater this weekend.
Bolstered by first-years, Chicago diving is on the rise
An outstanding class of first-years has Chicago’s diving team looking better than ever—literally, ever.
Improved swim teams aim to keep Milwaukee close
UW–Milwaukee might have D-I status, but the swim team is 5–0 with a bright future ahead.
Men’s basketball’s upset bid falls short in St. Louis
Chicago stayed close to the third-ranked Bears throughout the contest, but Wash U held on for a 64–60 win on Saturday.
Men’s, women’s swimming coast past Kalamazoo, Carthage
Competing at home on Saturday, men’s swimming beat second-ranked Kalamazoo 148–92, as well as 23rd-ranked Carthage 168–69. In its half of the meet, women’s swimming topped 13th-ranked Carthage 175–62, and an unranked Kalamazoo squad 187–56.
In practice, Maroons compete to stay ready for tip off
From fundamentals to team-specific analysis, the women’s basketball team uses every minute of practice to ready itself for the action on the court.
FIELD NOTES: Looking Back on Fall 2009
The best games, newcomers, and performances, plus some milestones to remember.
This Sunday: IM Flag Football Finale
The flag football championship games will be played Sunday on the turf at Stagg.
Visiting Wheaton nips Chicago in second round
In second-round of NCAA, Wheaton tops Chicago 1–0 to avenge 3–1 loss in September.
Q&A: Shaking a tail feather with the Phoenix mascot
Third-year Stephen Bonnett, the man behind the Phoenix, talks about his big break, his artistic vision, going pro, and the guilt that can rack a mascot’s soul.
Men’s soccer to play Wartburg in NCAA
Chicago plays Wartburg tonight in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Undefeated Case slips past Maroons
Chicago hangs close for much of game, but Spartans pull away in final minutes to nab 38–24 win.
After road trip, Chicago sits third in conference
Men’s soccer topped NYU 2–0, then played Brandeis to a scoreless tie.
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Field Notes: Celebrating In Quotes’ Sweet 16
In Quotes turns 16 this month, so Jordan goes back through the archives to pick his favorites.
History touches down
A dozen teammates from the 1969 football team—Chicago’s first varsity football squad since the 1930s—were on hand to watch the 2009 Maroons top Denison 38–7 in Saturday’s homecoming game.
Homecoming 2009
1969 team that helped revive Chicago football to be honored during Homecoming festivities.
After Dominican, volleyball gets a rest
Maroons take a week-long break after three-set victory over Stars.
Coville’s buzzer beater sets back undefeated Rochester
Chicago’s defense holds Yellowjackets scoreless, and Coville nets golden goal in the 100th minute
Runners take time to relax after months of prep
Training for the biggest cross country meets of the season takes months and months, but ends with a little down time.
Field Notes: Volleyball warms up for round robin two, and Oberlin sees double
Volleyball impressed this weekend, even if their opponents didn’t; football’s Clay Wolff has a well-balanced attack
Making the cut: the keys to reaching DIII’s postseason
Chicago teams vie for automatic, at-large, and “independent” NCAA bids
At ITA Regional, Higgins and Hu win again
Higgins and Hu win the doubles tournament, then Higgins win the singles side on her home court
Field Notes: Volleyball shows growth in tough UAA
Volleyball’s bumps and spikes at the first conference round robin, and learning not to get your hopes up over surefire Olympic bids
Field Notes: Men’s soccer notches stylish win, and a first-year goes deep for football
Pretty goals from men’s soccer, talking touchdowns and returns with D Brizzolara, and some questions for vendors at Wrigley
Maroons target elusive UAA crown
Chicago is good (again), but can they turn their talent into a conference title?
Low turnover has Chicago hopeful for 2009
Will the 2009 Maroons be the old team with a new collection of tricks, or just the same old team?
Year in Review: Senior Memories
We asked graduating Maroons to tell us their favorite stories from four years as Chicago athletes.
Year in Review: Best of In Quotes
The editors select their favorites from this year’s In Quotes.
The Way Things Work: Lab School admissions
A storied history and a reputation as a feeder for the nation’s top colleges make the Lab School a highly appealing choice for students and parents. Getting Lab to choose you, though, is another story.
Vote for the 2008–2009 All-Maroons!
Click over to MaroonCity.com, the Maroon’s official sports blog, and make your picks for the best of the best in Maroon athletics. Voting ends at 5 p.m. Monday.
Ray turns in three All-American performances
Some context for Claire Ray’s performance at nationals last week: Had the third-year been a team unto herself, she would have finished 28th overall, tied with St. Thomas and Montclair State. She would have finished comfortably ahead of every UAA school, save for Wash U. And setting aside Wash U again, Ray would have had as many All-American finishes as the rest of the UAA combined.
Women’s tennis, day-by-day
Can women’s tennis keep it going in the national semifinals? Head over to MaroonCity.com for daily updates on the team’s progress.
Women’s tennis rolls to Final Four berth
The Final Four is underway in Georgia. The Maroons defeated Carnegie 5-0 to reach the national semifinals, where they have taken two of three doubles contests against Amherst. Check twitter.com/chicagomaroons and marooncity.com for more.
Maroon City: Oohs & Ahhs
The latest Maroon Sports Report, plus interviews with the coaches of the women’s tennis quarterfinalists.
Hitting the record books
There’s an astonishing detail waiting for anyone who takes the time to comb through results from track and field events at Chicago. Right above the times from the men’s 100 meters, there’s a line for the Ted Haydon Track record in that event, which hasn’t changed in 70 years and may not change for 70 more.
Maroon City: Scav Storm
See the latest vlog for coverage of women’s tennis, getting in the Scav spirit, and a narrated photo-essay (plus some live footage) from the historic Scavegon Trail.
Among U of C chess players, Kane is king
On the second floor of Borders, at the meeting of a local chess club, one mention of Jeremy Kane’s name turns heads. Yeah, I’m assured, the men there know him. Is he good at chess? “Oh, he’s strong,” one man says, looking back at his pieces. “Strong like Ajax.”
Maroon City: For the Love of the Sport
In the latest Maroon Sports Report: the Bulls-Celtics series, U of C baseball, Kendra Higgins and women’s tennis, and the quest to beat that Chess app that comes pre-loaded on your MacBook
After going undefeated at UAAs, Higgins named MVP, Rookie of the Year
If being only a first-year and playing in one of the nation’s most stacked conferences put Kendra Higgins at a disadvantage, it didn’t show. She swept through the UAA tournament, and now she’s been named the conference MVP.
Maroon City: Watch It Zoom By
The latest vlog—it’s not a podcast anymore!—including women’s tennis and track + field traveling to UAAs, ballpark schwag, and the best of the best monkey videos. Plus Jess talks with Scott Hofer, more SportsTube, and By The Numbers on the Bulls’ Big Macs.
Youth pounds experience in frats–profs game
Those frat boys have done it again.
In a scene straight from Rocky V, the fraternity brothers overwhelmed their teachers in Sunday’s Professors vs. Frat Boys basketball game, running away with a 66–38 victory before a vocal contingent at Ratner.
Capps’s walk-off double secures sweep in Rose-Hulman doubleheader
On Wednesday, first-year designated hitter Trace Capps walked to the batter’s box and into the situation every kid imagines while playing in his backyard. Bottom of the ninth—well, bottom of the seventh—but baseball only plays seven innings during doubleheaders, so close enough. Team down one to Rose-Hulman (20–10), two away, two on base, one in scoring position.
Maroon City: Where’s the Love?
A brand new podcast, SportsTubes, an athlete interview, and the only UAA men’s tennis championship preview endorsed by Roger Federer
Sports Blog: Peeps, Predictions, and Perspectives
The latest podcast (featuring the world’s most offensive sports cliché), Peep art, looking back on the weekend that was, and looking forward at the week to come.
Before revolutionizing astronomy, Hubble helped rewrite record books
The name “Hubble” has gotten a lot of use. It’s been given to an asteroid, a planetarium, a stretch of highway in Missouri, a crater on the Moon, a finicky telescope satellite, and, of course, to one of the most famous and influential astronomers of modern times, Edwin Hubble (S.B. ’10, Ph.D. ’17). But before he and his name had anything to do with celestial bodies, the young Hubble was a star in the gymnasium who left his name all over the Chicago record books.
Maroon City: Ready to Go
The latest podcast (featuring the world’s most offensive sport cliché), photography, and predictions for the weekend
Fresh Maroon City
Women’s lacrosse photos, more SportsTube, and Alfonso Soriano flirts with history
Maroons get pair of wins in rain-shortened weekend
It was a good weekend for softball, at least until Mother Nature showed up Sunday and pitched a no-hitter.
Maroon Sports Report for 4/3/2009
The latest podcast, plus SportsTube and the struggles of Great Lakes Christian College’s baseball team
At NCAA indoor championships, getting to Terre Haute is the easy part
Taking a trip to Terre Haute isn’t at the top of many people’s to-do lists. On the city’s website, a prominently placed ad for a citywide festival features a picture of a llama in a bouffant, which may well pass for excitement in that part of the world.
Carlson ousted early at nationals
Third-year Troy Carlson had an early ticket home from this weekend’s NCAA Championships, being upset in his first two matches.
Peaking at UAAs critical in title defense
After two months of preparation, men’s track is looking for its best performance this weekend at the UAA Indoor Championships.
IM Championships go down to the wire
The weekend saw four soccer squads and one broomball team etch their names in the IM history books.
Resurgent Maroons head to second-ranked Wash U for season finale
Men’s basketball’s last meeting with Wash U didn’t go Chicago’s way, but the renewed Maroons are heading into St. Louis tomorrow with more motivation than ever.
Men win ten events in last UAA tune-up
The men’s and women’s track teams dominated the Margaret Bradley Invitational for the second straight year, collecting 13 first-place finishes overall.
Carlson among favorites to earn nationals bid at Great Lakes Regional
With the team schedule over, the Maroons get a chance to flex their muscles individually this weekend, and third-year Troy Carlson is leading a group of 10 wrestlers looking to keep their season alive.
Pancratz sinks last-second three pointer to lift Chicago past Emory
Third-year guard Jake Pancratz was tired of his team catching bad breaks, so he tripled at the buzzer to steal a win, capping a 1–1 weekend.
Maroons repay Brandeis, but NYU still too strong
The women’s basketball team’s stifling defense brought Chicago redemption in a rematch from last Sunday, but a subsequent loss to NYU has Chicago on the outside of the conference title picture looking in.
Homestand offers chance to reprise win at NYU
With the UAA schedule rolling over into its second half this weekend, the Maroons have a shot to repeat last Friday’s win over NYU and redeem themselves after last Sunday’s blowout loss to Brandeis.
Wrestling travels to Wheaton to prepare for UAAs
With only five wrestlers competing, the Maroons finished at the bottom of the Pete
Wilson Invitational, but the team’s focus was on getting ready for the conference championship.
Deep field coming to Crown for Chicago Duals
Hosting a crowd of D-I teams and D-III’s best, men’s and women’s track will use the Chicago Duals to gauge their progress toward their second UAA crown.
Easy wins for D-I opponents UIC, DePaul provide youthful Maroon squad chances to prepare
Women’s tennis knew the beginning of their schedule would be tough, and their predictions proved correct this weekend, as UIC and DePaul both scored 7–0 wins over the Maroons.
Kung headlines talented first-year class
With a quickly expanding resume, first-year Jennifer Kung has her squad looking to set a new standard for Chicago tennis.
After besting Emory and Case, Maroons head to top-ranked Rochester
The Maroons went 2–1 at home to start the UAA season, but they’ll face a tall task Sunday against the nation’s best team.
Phoenix Invite allows Chicago to look ahead
With a shuffled lineup, the men’s and women’s track teams are using Saturday’s Phoenix Invitational as early-season prep-work.
Powerhouse downs Maroons in opener
It was a tough start for both track teams, but the squads showed reason for optimism in their close losses to perennial powerhouse UW–Oshkosh.
Maroons close out non-conference play still looking for first win
After stumbling through 11 non-conference games, men’s basketball heads into UAA competition still looking to return to last season’s winning ways.
Volleyball’s retooling, soccer’s playoff run highlighted a busy fall
A trip to the Sweet 16 for women’s soccer led an active fall schedule for Maroons sports.
Four teams reign supreme after intramural flag-football championship Sunday
The flag football season came to a close Sunday, and four teams emerged with their league’s title.
And then there were eight: Flag football heads for championship Sunday
With the flag football season winding down, eight teams will compete for the four league titles this Sunday. Here’s a recap of the Semifinal rounds.
Women’s basketball lives up to hype with Midway Classic win
With a 68–48 win over Augsburg and a 72–65 win against Chapman, women’s basketball is off on the right foot.
Cross country faces tough test at regionals
A top-five finish at regionals will probably mean a ticket to the NCAA championship, but both squads must first overcome the Midwest Region’s stacked competition.
Football knocks off Wash U in Stagg Field finale
Riding a strong ground game and an aggressive defense, the Maroons claimed the Founders Trophy with a 17–14 win over rival Wash U.
Women’s soccer in must-win mode to save season
Chicago’s hopes of making the postseason rest on beating eight-ranked Wash U on the road.
Road wins keep women’s soccer in playoff hunt
Needing wins to remain in playoff contention, the women’s soccer team went 2–0 for the weekend, defeating Case and Rochester.
At 5-foot-8, hoop dreams far out of reach
It took a simple dunk to dash this reporter’s dreams of sports superstardom. Hey, we can’t all be freakishly athletic.
Women’s soccer looks for winning weekend in NCAA quest
Women’s soccer heads to Case Friday hoping to keep their postseason hopes alive.
UW–Whitewater whips men’s soccer
A lackluster performance on both ends left Chicago with a 2–0 at Whitewater Sunday.
Peverada, Venezia stay hot as cross country warms up for UAAs
Both men’s and women’s squads finish in the top eight at the UW-Oshkosh invitational
Split weekend sees women’s soccer stumble, rebound
Women’s soccer suffers unexpected loss to Brandeis Friday, but defeats NYU Sunday.
Get your touchdown dances ready
The ultimate guide to IM football
Women’s soccer tops Lakers in nail-biter
Going by the numbers, women’s soccer should have beaten Lake Forest hands down, and walked away well before double overtime.
Emory pummels men’s soccer in UAA opener
When men’s soccer opened their UAA schedule this Saturday against a highly ranked, high-scoring Emory squad chock-full of experienced players, it was clear the Maroons needed to play sharp to make the game competitive.
Volleyball’s milestone win continues comeback
When volleyball beat Purdue–North Central last Saturday, it was tough to overlook the significance of the occasion.
Alumni
U of C has often been the first stop on road to riches and renown
Revitalized volleyball turning the page
It’s volleyball season once again.
Versatility enabled track’s Rodgers to contribute in many events
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Three-sport Mojidi fueled women’s hoops’ rise to top of UAA
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Men’s lacrosse falls to NU in rainy Stagg debut
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Bitter end for softball’s lackluster season
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Men’s tennis slams Tigers in regular season finale
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Baseball toughs out sloppy win
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Men’s tennis shuts out Lake Forest
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Frats school profs in charity hoops game
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Hot and cold offense holds back softball
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Men’s tennis splits round of matches in South Carolina
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Elgamal competes at Nationals, named honorable mention All-American
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Track runs away with pair of UAA titles
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Women’s basketball set to seize NCAA chance
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Sports Shorts 3/7/08: Maroons rake in league’s highest honors
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Women secure first UAA title in 19 years
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Men’s basketball seeks UAA revenge
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After NYU rout, second half surge lifts women’s basketball past Judges
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Sports Shorts: UAA Athletes of the Week
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Coaches fit pieces of recruiting puzzle
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North Central tests track
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Rochester bests mens hoops in rematch
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What could the Pats be perfect at?
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Men’s swimming passes final regular-season test
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After Brandeis loss, women’s basketball drops NYU
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For men’s hoops, it may be now or never
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Women’s track season preview
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Women’s hoops tops Midway Classic
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Wrestling at a Glance
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Football crushed at Northwestern (MN)
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Women’s soccer keeps hope alive
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XC rookies key to UAAs
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Men’s soccer feels Thunder’s wrath
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