Archive for ‘March, 2006’

Off the Post

As I was driving home from the DCU Center last Saturday, I couldn’t help being more than a little upset at the way the 2005-06 men’s hockey season came to a crashing halt. Five days later, I still have that same bad taste in my mouth. As much as it hurt to watch Boston University come up lame and look more like a high school team than the No.

Terriers clip Eagles in 16-12 home win

If there was any lingering bitterness following the Terriers’ season-ending loss to Boston College in the NCAA men’s hockey regional last Saturday, the BU women’s lacrosse team did its best to erase it. None of the sourness haunting Jack Parker’s squad in Worcester found its way onto Nickerson Field yesterday, as the other nationally-ranked team in town stormed back from an 8-7 halftime deficit, riding a record-tying performance from Jenny Hauser, to a convincing 16-12 win.

Hauser scores seven in 16-12 bout with Boston College

There aren’t many players at Boston University, or across the nation for that matter, that can completely change the tempo of a game. But luckily BU’s women’s lacrosse team has one of them in sophomore Jenny Hauser. Trailing Boston College, 8-7 at the half, Hauser led No.

Spill your guts, emo-style

Nick Thomas may not have gone to college, but he can still relate to the trials and tribulations of college life. “When I go visit my friends, they’re all worrying about 8 a.m. classes and overdue papers,” he said in an interview with The Muse. “For me, it’s more about 1 p.

Miyazaki’s DVD castle

In an age where animated movies are either spawned from a computer or clay, it’s refreshing to see decent, traditionally drawn entertainment that isn’t from Cartoon Network. Hayao Miyazaki, director of 2003′s Oscar-winning Spirited Away, is one artist who never fails to exhilarate audiences with stunning artwork and equally engaging storylines.