From the daily archives:

Thursday, October 10, 2002

Falcons Fly Above St. Anselm

October 10, 2002 Sports

The Bentley College women’s soccer team handed Northeast-10 foe Saint Anselm a 1-0 loss Saturday afternoon at Melucci Field.

Bentley Sophomore Cara Magnarelli scored her team leading seventh goal of the season in the 66th minute of play that proved to be the game winner.

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Upcoming Home Athletic Schedule

October 10, 2002 Sports

The schedule of October’s home athletic games.

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The men’s golf team demonstrated their strength as they battled through the strong winds and unfriendly conditions to finish victoriously at the ECAC Division II Championships.
The two-day tournament was played in Marcellus, N.Y., on the links at Sunset Ridge Golf Course.

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Recent Athletic Results

October 10, 2002 Sports

Athletic results from October 1-7.

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Marissa Hyman Is Named AISC Tournament MVP

October 10, 2002 Sports

Freshman Marissa Hyman was named the tournament MVP after leading the Bentley College volleyball team to the championship at the American International Stinger Classic with a pair of 3-1 wins over Dowling College and C.W. Post on Saturday.

Hyman had 16 kills, a career-best 22 digs, and three blocks as Bentley bested Dowling, 30-26, 30-27, 27-30 and 30-16.

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Falcon of the Week

October 10, 2002 Sports

Senior volleyball player Lauren Washington and senior golfer Erik Swenson share this week’s Falcon of the Week Award after leading their respective teams to tournament victories. Volleyball had a 4-0 week and won the AIC Stinger Classic, and golf captured the ECAC Division II Championship.

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Eddy, Breda Help The Falcons Stay Undefeated

October 10, 2002 Sports

Sophomore quarterback Marc Eddy threw for 274 yards and three touchdowns, and junior tailback Andy Breda scored twice with 160 all-purpose running yards, as undefeated Bentley College extended its regular season winning streak to nine with a 34-9 win over UMass-Lowell in Northeast-10 Conference football at Cushing Field Saturday afternoon.

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National Champs Continue to Impress After Wins

October 10, 2002 Sports

The Bentley field hockey team continued their defense of the national championship with impressive victories last week against two nationally ranked opponents. The team beat sixth ranked East Stroudsberg University on Saturday and then came home to defeat eighth ranked Stonehill on Tuesday night.

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A Student Seeks to Start Recycling at Bentley

October 10, 2002 Uncategorized

Welcome to Bentley College, home of business ethics education, where admissions can afford numerous thousand dollar balloon arcs for First Week, extravagant prizes to give away promoting student activities, and several other programs for the sake of improving student life, yet no one will do so much as lift a finger to improve the recycling program on campus.

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Editorial: Student Involvment

October 10, 2002 Uncategorized

College is so much more than just our time spent in the classroom, but it is an entire experience formed by the people we meet, the things we do, and the person we shape ourselves into.

As such, life on Bentley’s campus, outside of the classroom, holds a plethora of opportunities for involvement.

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Falcon Missing

October 10, 2002 News

The Bentley falcon was stolen this weekend from its base located behind the Library and at the top of the stairs leading from the Rauch Quad. The theft is believed to have taken place before Sunday’s Fall Open House. Any individual with information about this theft should call the Office of Student Life at 891-2161 or Campus Police at 891-2201.

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NABA Attends Conference

October 10, 2002 News

Bentley’s National Association of Black Accountants recently attended the Eastern Region Student Conference in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. The National Association of Black Accountants is a professional organization dedicated to aiding African-Americans in the accounting and finance professions.

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