Many people may not remember the first time they set foot on their college campus. Was it for a campus visit as a high school student? Perhaps it was a summer orientation session. Maybe it was the day they moved into their dorm as a freshman. But for Natwar “Nate” Patel, the story of...
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Engineering the Tailgate of the Future
Take a walk through the Junction on any Mississippi State football Saturday, and you’re likely to notice the variety of sights and sounds associated with tailgating. Tents and grills are ubiquitous but you’ll soon likely notice the hum of countless generators as Bulldog fans seek to power everything from televisions to crock pots to...
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When most high schoolers dream of beginning their college football careers, they think of touchdown runs, interception returns and bowl games. They see themselves stepping on the field as true freshmen and amazing their coaches and fans with displays of speed and athletic ability. They hope to be named all-conference, All-American or even win...
Continue readingTurning Obstacles Into Stepping Stones
Over the course of her Tulane women’s basketball career, senior Britt Themann has made quite a name for herself. A standout in both the classroom and on the court, Themann exemplifies the meaning of the phrase student-athlete. She has earned nearly every academic honor imaginable yet still finds herself ranked among the most prolific three-point shooters...
Continue readingSecond Choice Works Out in The Long Run
She is arguably the best player in the brief history of Tulane women’s soccer. She has scored more goals and recorded more assists than any other Green Wave player. She holds 15 school records. And she is by far the most decorated soccer player ever to wear Tulane green. And yet, Colleen Lake almost...
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