On Wednesday August 22, I was extremely fortunate to regain my eyesight following ten weeks of living with massive vision loss in both eyes. A large brain tumor was removed and most of my vision, 20/15 before the tumor and operation was immediately restored. 

September 18, 2012

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) released week one regional rankings for the NCAA Division II 2012 season. Lock Haven’s men in the Atlantic region and UNC Pembroke’s women in the Southeast region were ranked No. 1 in their regions, differing their initial preseason standing.

September 17, 2012

 

PHILADELPHIA – Saint Joseph’s has announced its 2012-13 women\’s basketball schedule, as the Atlantic 10 Conference finalized its full league schedule on Tuesday. The Hawks will potentially face 16 teams that advanced to the postseason last year and are slated for two nationally televised games.

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Ewing, NJ… A half-dozen student-athletes from The College of New Jersey received weekly citations by the New Jersey Athletic Conference for their performances during the week ending September 16, 2012.

The women’s tennis team swept their awards as senior Karisse Bendijo (Egg Harbor Township, NJ/Egg Harbor Township) was named NJAC Player of the Week, while Jasmine Muniz-Cadorette (Union, NJ/Union) claimed Rookie of the Week honors. Both athletes earned honors for the second time this season. Bendijo and Muniz-Cadorette were both 8-0 on the week and led the Lions to their 30th consecutive conference title.

Sophomore Erin Healy (Spring Lake Heights, NJ/Manasquan) was named NJAC Offensive Player of the Week in field hockey. She tallied goals in all three victories last week for the top-ranked Lions. Overall, she rattled the back of the cage four times and assisted on two more goals as TCNJ moved to 5-0.

Defender Christina Roach (Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson) helped another undefeated team on campus to a pair of shutout victories and was named NJAC Rookie of the Week. Roach contributed to a 3-0 win over FDU-Florham and a 3-0 triumph over conference opponent Ramapo College. The Lions surrendered a total of three shots in the two games combined.

In cross country, senior Cathy Goncalves (Clark, NJ/Arthur L. Johnson) was named NJAC Runner of the Week. She had the 11th best time of Division III runners at the YellowJacket Invite. Goncalves led the Lions to a seventh-place finish and placed 30th out of 360 competitors in the 6k event, clocking a time of 22:47.

On men’s side, freshman Jack Leahy (Westfield, NJ/Westfield) placed 50th amongst Division III runners with a time of 26:35 in the 8k event. He helped the Lions to a seventh-place finish out of 24 teams at the YellowJacket Invite and was named NJAC Rookie of the Week.

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In the true meaning of RAM PRIDE — and \”Once a Ram — ALWAYS a RAM\” — the Class of 1977 will be holding its 35th class reunion in conjunction with the fundraiser for David Jensen (Class of 1981 and classmate Bill Jensen\’s brother). 

For additional information, contact Neen Raspa at [email protected].

Middletown, September 18… Since early summer, the Kyrillos campaign has called on Senator Menendez to publicly defend his failed 20-year record in Washington. After months of delay and under increasing pressure from the Kyrillos campaign, Senator Menendez finally agreed today to three debates. But true to form, Senator Menendez has given the people of New Jersey less – two less debates than he agreed to in 2006. Back then Menendez even branded his opponent a coward for not wanting to debate. Guess it takes one to know one. 

In contrast, Senator Kyrillos has accepted every debate invitation because he knows that New Jerseyans deserve to hear directly from the candidates in order to make an informed decision. 

\”It is clear that without the pressure from the Kyrillos campaign, Senator Menendez would not have accepted any debates,\”said Kyrillos Campaign Manager Chapin Fay. \”And why would he? How do you defend a failed economic record of high unemployment, high debt, and continually rising costs of goods and services? In 2006, Senator Menendez was eager to debate, accepting invitations as early as June. Now that ‘Belt-way Bob’ has record of economic failure following him around, he doesn’t want to talk. Senator Kyrillos stands ready to debate Senator Menendez and force him to defend his failed record as a United States Senator and has thus accepted ALL invitations to debate.\”

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