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Sophomore running back Clifton Dawson, who has nine touchdowns in just three games, was added to the Payton Award watch list earlier this week. Fitzpatrick was removed, though the 16-person slate will be updated twice more before official voting begins....Junior center Will Johnson, senior defensive tackle Coesen Ngwun, senior guard Andy Smith and senior cornerback Gary Sonkur are all questionable for tomorrow’s contest. Murphy expressed optimism that each would see time, however....Cornell wide receiver Carlos Hill and fullback Eduardo Garcia unexpectedly left the team earlier this week and are no longer listed...
...Crimson could not quell the Husky offense, as Northeastern went on to score twice more and rack up its third straight win against Harvard in as many seasons...
After an Eagle timeout, the Crimson kept rolling, twice pushing its lead to nine and forcing another BC stoppage. Harvard took four of the final five points for the 30-18 victory in the second game...
...more intriguing story than that of the other two backs. As a freshman in 2001, Carr exploded onto the scene, setting the single-game rookie rushing record with 185 yards against Dartmouth. He rode the momentum into his sophomore season, during which he broke the 200-yard rushing barrier twice and compiled 1,085 yards on the season, good enough to earn himself First-Team All-Ivy status...
Global warming, caused in part by the burning of oil and gas in factories and cars, is traumatizing polar regions, where the complex meteorological processes associated with snow, permafrost and ice magnify its effects. A study published in Science last week reported that glaciers in West Antarctica are thinning twice as fast as they did in the 1990s. In Alaska the annual mean air temperature has risen 4°F to 5°F in the past three decades--compared with an average of just under 1°F worldwide. As a result, the state's glaciers are melting; insects are destroying vast...