Ryan Mulloy

The soccer season is underway and the men's team spent the weekend at Haverford College for two games. The team came together for a victory over Caldwell College with a 2-0 victory. The team fell short, however, on Sunday with a 1-0 loss to Haverford on their home field, making their record 1-3.

The "home field" advantage, recently explained by scientists as a matter of increased testosterone, is being considered by many schools, including our very own campus. In a recent study, scientists in London have learned that the increased production of the hormone testosterone may very well affect the performances of athletes and the demeanor of the fans.

Q: What is your major? A: Internet Computing. Q: What is your hometown? A: Sofia, Bulgaria Q: What are you plans after college? A: I have no idea yet. Q: What is your favorite food? A: Any kind of Chinese food. Q: If you were trapped on an island, what CD would you bring? A: Anything but country.

This year, the lacrosse team is hoping to keep their momentum of recent years and take home another championship. In order to prepare for the season, Head Coach Jackie Neary had the team practicing at six in the morning twice a week."It was hard," sophomore team member Annmarie Smith said.

Leaving the gym incredibly sore is pretty much the standard. Walking out of the weight room feeling like "the man," or "woman," after the best workout in the history of exercise is a rewarding feeling. The next day, it's normal to be sore. But a few days later, what if your arms hurt? Or what about your lower back? Chances are, you are doing something wrong.