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Professor discusses the physics of ice skating

By Ryan King, Staff Writer • February 28, 2018

Staff Writer Ryan King spoke to Deborah King about how she studies the physics of ice skating, how she became interested in the topic and her thoughts on the Olympics.

Review: Skating drama is flawed, but stylish and sincere

By Jake Leary, Staff Writer • January 23, 2018

“I, Tonya” skates by on its performances and vitality, but is held back by poorly implemented musical moments and questionable character diversions.

Single-Minded Sochi Criticism Falls Short of the Olympic Spirit

By Nik DeCosta-Klipa • February 20, 2014

In lieu of last week’s Michael Sam announcement and the public outcry against Russia’s anti-gay propaganda laws amidst the Sochi Olympics, it might be best to make sure we don’t completely blind...

Kristy’s Corner: Olympic games will always be special

By Andrew Kristy, Columnist • February 18, 2014

Columnist Andrew Kristy explains that nothing can keep the Olympics from being significant.

Forget about the Olympics, people are suffering…

By Jeremy Li • February 11, 2014

As part of the millennial generation, do you care more about the sports and the medal or people placed in extreme adversity in exchange for the success of this grand occasion? When a grand sporting occasion...

Kristy’s Corner: Answering why sports matter

By Andrew Kristy, Columnist • January 22, 2014

In his first column, Andrew Kristy tackles the question of why sports matter

Between The Lines: My vote for Sports Fan In Chief

By Nathan Bickell, Columnist • October 29, 2012

Columnist Nathan Bickell steps into the election season discussion to cast his vote for America's Sports Fan In Chief.