sun article

[jy3]

yeah on the web they dont mention it is a letter...  ::nut::

[Greg Berge]

We've also never been "allowed" to make demeaning remarks about opposing players, so yelling "Sieve" has also always been "forbidden."  Guess I should have been JA'ed, oh... about ten thousand times as an undergrad.  ::snore::

[ugarte]

And if throwing "anything" on the ice is verboten, what about the newspapers?

[Ben Doyle 03]

:-))how about throwing newspapers containing the warning about throwing things on the ice. . .:-))

[French Rage]

Well, as long as the "security" they have to "enforce" thse rules are 80 year old geriatrics, I wouldn't take what the "letter" says with anything more than a grain of salt.

This is a big rivalry year with Harvard, especially since this is the year we win it all!  Bring lots of fish, bring as many as you can possibly fit on yourself!  Get everyone to do the same!  I want to see the Harvard players buried in sea of fish!!!

[crodger1]

About two years ago at Lynah after an announcement that throwing any more objects on the ice would result in a bench penalty against Cornell (this was after the start of the game), I overheard someone behind me say "I don't care if they we get a penalty, we'll win anyway".

Moron.

[the Fish to Nowaks Face guy 02]

Thank you, I didn't mind the police escort out, and from what I heard we played like crap anyway

[Ben Doyle 03]

::nut::  ::nut::  ::nut:: yeah we sucked. . .I mean we only put three in their net before they scored and two more before their next one and then one more
 (bringing the score to 6-2). yeah, you're right that last goal we allowed with 23 seconds left said it all. . .we stunk! ::nut::  ::nut::  ::nut::

I'm willing to give you credit for the throw but not for your timing, poor, poor choice. And as for your recap of the
game. . .better decisions this year and you might actually know what you're talking about.

[Will]

Justin Nachod '04 wrote:

[Q]They also need to more vigilantly kick people out who decide that their section isn't good enough for them and sneak into lower-lettered sections than their ticket says. People in section B are there because they worked hard to get those seats. It's not fair when people with section F tickets that they bought outside the rink from a scalper sneak under the railing during the national anthems and scrunch everyone in section B into a tighter formation.[/Q]

Good point.  However, to be fair, some of the people in B (at least last year) are partially guilty of this as well.  When I was in D last year, people in B used to come over and scrunch into D during the second period, to see Cornell score more goals.  Naturally, when the third period began, D wasn't nearly as scrunched as it was in the prior period.  This whole thing pissed me off to no end.

[melissa\'01]

what the heck is up with today's sun article - about halfway down it starts talking about playing brown, injuries sustained against SLU (t) last week-end and dave francis. what's the deal, yo?

[Josh '99]

Looks like they somehow pasted the preview for last year's home Harvard/Brown weekend onto the end of the article.  Bizarre.

[Al DeFlorio]

...a blast from the past.;-)

Ya can't keep that Dave Francis guy down!

[Erica]

The Sun does that stuff all the time. It's very embarrassing to think that an Ivy League school can't post its newspaper on the web without so many egregious errors.

[Adam \'01]

Oh gosh, let's not open that whole Davey Francis can of worms.....though now that I think about it......what ever happened to Yo Momma?  Still hard at work in the "fields of Roseland, MI?" ;-)

[Beeeej]

The Ivy League school has nothing to do with it.

Beeeej