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Smith College field hockey makes NEWMAC championships and history

Last Saturday,  Smith’s field hockey team prepared to face off against MIT in the NEWMAC Finals.This was the first time the team had made it to the finals in 20 years. Smith ended their regular season play third in their conference with a record of 11-7 overall and 5-3 for conference play.

Copy of Gritty: Antifa icon or hollow symbol of capitalist exploitation?

His eyes bulge preternaturally out of his head. His smile gapes across the entire stretch of his face, more of a deep chasm than an expression of mirth, exposing his tongue, but no teeth to speak of. His electric orange fur hangs long and straight from his head, and his rotund torso is supported by two knock-kneed legs jammed into ice skates. He is here. He is Gritty.

The role of leadership on club teams

At Smith, we’re fortunate enough to have a variety of fitness options for athletes at all levels, including for-credit gym classes, drop-in get fit smith classes, club sports and varsity sports. As someone who’s been a member of our club ice hockey team since my first year, I want to emphasize how much I love the level of competition at the club level. Club teams welcome new and experienced athletes; I’ve been playing ice hockey since I was in second grade. Our team allows me to continue improving on my skills and play against both more competitive and less competitive opponents.

Seeking out wellness resources at Smith

With its enormous south-facing windows and open layout, the Campus Center is one of the brightest and most inviting buildings on campus. If you’ve taken a walk through it at any point over the past week and a half, you’ve probably noticed the colorful ribbons tied around the staircase railings. These ribbons are part of an interactive project lead by Smith Wellness Services, Active Minds and the Community Health Organizers.

Boston sports beat out the competition this season

The Beantown Beatdown continues as Boston Sports teams dominate their competitors this fall season. The Patriots are first in the American Football Conference (AFC) East division, and the Red Sox are first in the American League (AL) East division, heading to the World Series for the 13th time. The Bruins and Celtics are also heading into their respective seasons looking strong.  The Celtics are fifth in the Eastern conference with two wins and one loss. The Bruins are fourth in Atlantic Division with four wins, two losses and two overtime losses.

36-year-old Accountant Shocks in Net

Elizabeth Muirhead ’20        Many avid hockey fans dream of getting to play on the ice with their favorite team, but most people…