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Just Too Cool For the Pool

water polo: The Anteaters continue to make strong strides on the road to a Big West League Championship.

First Edition: Letters From The Nation

Letters: A female Anteater fan professes and defends her love for sports. Listen up ladies; the boys respect it.

Titans Get Stomped On

Baseball: UCI made a statement to the rest of the country as it proved its toughness against top ranked CSUF.

While You Are Stressing About Books, Kershaw is Stressin’ Strikeouts

Many of us enjoyed or will enjoy our 21st birthdays by taking advantage of the lifted restrictions that come with the age. Many of us turn 21 in the center of our college years. That magic number allows us to enter the intimidating world of adulthood — the world of responsibility, accountability, unpredictability; an unpredictability of what the future entails that frightens us into a quarter-life or a sixth-life crisis. Just 19 days ago, Clayton Kershaw turned the mystical age of 21 and he had none of the aforementioned fears. He is second in the rotation for the National League West favorite Los Angeles Dodgers.

Ever Been to a Place Better Than Chavez Ravine? Me Neither

The greatest moment in sports history for me was on Oct. 2, 2004. Dodger stadium was at capacity and I sat within ear-shot of Barry Bonds down the left field line.

Still Sitting at the Top Spot

Volleyball: The men's volleyball team lost the first match, but dominated the second at BYU last week.

The Week That Was

Recaps: Men's golf hit it big, women' water polo started out strong and track and field is still impressive.

It is Time to Tailgate at the Bren Again

Events: With a tailgate party for volleyball and a Black and Blue Series match-up for baseball, this week is huge.

Aloha? More Like Zot!

Volleyball: First-ranked men's volleyball team sweeps Hawaii in both matches at the Bren Events Center.

Ramses Barden: The Latest Savior of the Collegiate Underdog (abridged print edition)

While we see the best players in college sports coming from the top programs across the nation, many of the players in the professional ranks don't necessarily come from those schools. Pro Bowl wide receivers Chad Johnson and Steve Smith came from Santa Monica Community College, Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Ben Roethlisberger came from the University of Miami in Ohio and there are plenty more to be named.

Recreational Parks: The Home of Athletic Talent and Competition

A park is a beautiful thing. It goes through the seasons with grace and ease as it sheds the colors of the previous months. It stands as a place of sanctuary and peace, blocking the city sounds of cars, buses and sirens. It contains childhood memories, family reunion photo-ops and a jogger's moment of zen. A park, whether it be Central Park or in South Central, L.A., is a beautiful thing.

Tenth-ranked Anteaters’ Bats Catch Fire

Baseball: 'Eaters split with the Huskies and win the series against 19th-ranked Cal Poly SLO, improves to 16-7.

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