Tigers start season with tie, three losses Daily Princetonian
While most Princeton students spent fall break off campus serving their community, exploring the world or sitting at home watching reruns of "Cops", the men's hockey team plunged headfirst into its 104th season with four games over a nine-day stretch.
Princeton can't find net in Ivy League losses, finishes seventh Daily Princetonian
A team can play defense mighty well, but if it does not score, it cannot expect to win. Such was the case for the men's soccer team, which lost both its games over fall break, scoring a combined zero goals in losses to Ivy rivals Cornell and Penn to end its season.
Sloppy game at Cornell results in first defeat Daily Princetonian
ITHACA, N.Y., Oct. 28 -- Apparently, the Tigers' parents never told them to always finish what they start. Amid three turnovers and an offense that couldn't find a way to finish its drives, Princeton (7-1 overall, 6-1 Ivy League) fell to Cornell (4-4, 2-3) by a score of 14-7.
Harriers sweep Heps Daily Princetonian
For the men, it crowned a meteoric rise after a sixth-place finish two years ago. For the women, it was redemption after three straight years of runner-up finishes.
Impressive fall results bode well for spring Daily Princetonian
For the women's tennis team, this fall has been a series of small fireworks -- a top finish in one tournament, a clutch doubles victory in another -- and a quiet preparation for the grand finale: spring season.
A culture of life? Daily Princetonian
President Bush recently distanced himself from the scandals plaguing his fellow Republicans. People go to the polls, he remarked, to strengthen the economy and national defense.
Prep football, soccer, NFL, college football The Toledo Blade
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Tigers close out season unbeaten in Ivy League Daily Princetonian
With just two minutes remaining in overtime and the score knotted at one apiece against Penn, junior midfielder Paige Schmidt ensured that the field hockey team ended its regular season with an exclamation point.
Tigers take win over Timberwolves Bluefield Daily Telegraph
PRINCETON — The Princeton Tigers got off to another fast start and went on to beat the Spring Valley Timberwolves 47-28 to notch their fourth straight victory. With the win, the Tigers came one step closer to a Class AAA playoff spot.
The war in Iraq | S.C. support wanes as violence grows The State
Support for the war in Iraq is eroding in South Carolina, a state stalwart in its backing of the military, a conservative bastion President George Bush once called his “fire wall.”

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