Georgetown rap.
Words fail me. This kid, less so.
Around Atlanta II.
In light of yesterday's story, if I had come across the sign for a one man show at the High Art Museum one day sooner, I would have taken it as a very positive omen.
Instead, I just took it as another opportunity to eat a banana.
Frost Heaves win it all.
While the Georgetown Hoyas may have come up short of a national title, another Princeton alum was watching his team triumph this week. The Vermont Frost Heaves - a franchise owned by Sports Illustrated writer Alex Wolff '79 - won the ABA Championship on Thursday night, defeating the Texas Tycoons 143-95. It was a storybook conclusion to the Frost Heaves' inaugural season.
There were few bumps in the road for Wolff's team, who finished their season with a 34-6 record. The city of Barre celebrated the Frost Heaves' accomplishments with a parade and pot luck dinner on Friday.
Wolff reflects on his team's championship season here.
