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Russ Leto broke the all-time Oswego State men's lacrosse assistrecord as Oswego defeated Hamilton, 19-11. Leto, who finished with five goalsand four assists for the game, now has 91 career assists.

Hamilton College freshman DJ Postles (Williamsville,NY) concluded an outstanding rookie campaign by earning second teamAll-America honors at the NCAA Division III men's swimming championship held atthe University of Miami of Ohio.

Steve Semken, a geologist andprofessor at Navajo Community College in Shiprock, N.M., will discuss "TheGeology Underlying Struggles Over Native American Lands in the Western U.S." atHamilton College on Sunday, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. The event wil

The Hamilton College Department ofTheatre and Dance presents a special preview performance by Gams on the Lam,the DeWitt, N.Y. based comedy trio. The troupe will perform "The Way," onTuesday, April 1, at 8 p.m. in the Minor Theater. Admission is

Catharine Stimpson, director of theMacArthur Foundation's Fellows Program, will discuss "Gertrude Stein andModernism" on Wednesday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. at Hamilton College.

The Hamilton College women's swimming team finished 16th in theNCAA Division III women's swimming championship held at the University of Miamiof Ohio. School record All-America performances by the 400 Freestyle relay teamand senior Wendy Marrs in

Team Scores: 1. Ithaca 1415, 2. Hamilton 1276, 3. Union 1099, 4. Hartwick956.5, 5. Nazareth 604. 6, Willim Smith 584, 7. LeMoyne 549.5, 8. Rensselaer492.5, 9. Skidmore 399, 10. Alfred 382, 11. Vassar 318, 12. St. Lawrence 267.5,13. RIT 239, 14. Cl

Hamilton College senior Wendy Marrs led a group of four HamiltonCollege swimmers who earned First Team All-America honors after the first dayof competition at the NCAA Division III national championship at the Universityof Miami of Ohio.

AIC rallied from a 2-1 second-period deficit to stun stunHamilton , 4-3. AIC improves to 5-15-1 with the win, while the Continentalsdrop to 15-5-1.

The Bantu Collective, a group ofpoets, visual artists and musicians, will highlight an afternoon of literaryevents at Hamilton College on Saturday, April 5. "Spitting Fire: A LiteraryInferno" will be held in the Fillius Events Barn, Beinecke St