New Image and Bold Attitude Puts CU Sports on Right Track

Upon reflection of my four years of college that have just about cruised through the finish line tape, I will leave Columbia a changed man.

By Ian R. Rapoport | May 1 12:00 am ET

Upon reflection of my four years of college that have just about cruised through the finish line tape, I will leave Columbia a changed man.

March Madness Interferes with Schoolwork

By Ian R. Rapoport | Mar 8 12:00 am ET

Column: Making a Case for Columbia Varsity Hockey

On college campuses, there are certain things that give students a
full undergraduate experience.

Every first-year must be on the meal plan, so she can suffer the

By Ian R. Rapoport | Nov 28 12:00 am ET

On college campuses, there are certain things that give students a
full undergraduate experience.

Every first-year must be on the meal plan, so she can suffer the

Column: CU Basketball Should Realize Full Potential

As the 2000-2001 Columbia men's basketball team ended its
season last year with a win on the road against Dartmouth, many

By Ian R. Rapoport | Nov 14 12:00 am ET

As the 2000-2001 Columbia men's basketball team ended its
season last year with a win on the road against Dartmouth, many

Column: Disheartening Intricacies in World of Sports

As the World Series is upon us, I can’t help but notice that the
Yankees are vying for their 80th ring in 81 years. This always

By Ian R. Rapoport | Oct 31 12:00 am ET

As the World Series is upon us, I can’t help but notice that the
Yankees are vying for their 80th ring in 81 years. This always

Bonds' Talent Worthy of Record Books

As the 2001 baseball regular season wound to a close, the sheer number of compelling storylines was enough to give a sportswriter tendonitis.

By Ian R. Rapoport | Oct 10 12:00 am ET

As the 2001 baseball regular season wound to a close, the sheer number of compelling storylines was enough to give a sportswriter tendonitis.

Sports World Seeks Amends for Season of Sin

At sundown tonight, Yom Kippur, the holiest of Jewish holidays, begins.

By Ian R. Rapoport | Sep 26 12:00 am ET

At sundown tonight, Yom Kippur, the holiest of Jewish holidays, begins.

Unusual Night in Bristol Provides Early Look at Almonte

Since there is nothing else to do on a weeknight in Bristol, Conn., I talked to some friends and found that watching 12-year-olds play baseball was exactly what they wanted to do.

By Ian R. Rapoport | Sep 4 12:00 am ET

Since there is nothing else to do on a weeknight in Bristol, Conn., I talked to some friends and found that watching 12-year-olds play baseball was exactly what they wanted to do.

Cross Country

As the coaching staff ushered waves of first-years onto the Columbia cross-country scene, optimism ruled the pre-season for the men's and women's teams.

By Ian R. Rapoport | May 2 12:00 am ET

As the coaching staff ushered waves of first-years onto the Columbia cross-country scene, optimism ruled the pre-season for the men's and women's teams.

The Fine Art Of Baseball Heckling

With my Wai Lee calendar dutifully flipped to April, it has suddenly occurred to me that baseball season is upon us.

By Ian R. Rapoport | Apr 18 12:00 am ET

With my Wai Lee calendar dutifully flipped to April, it has suddenly occurred to me that baseball season is upon us.