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Four Hamilton College players scored one goal each and the Continentals cruised to a 4-0 Liberty League victory against visiting Rensselaer at Love Field on Oct. 26.

Vassar College lost a three-goal lead in the second half, but the Brewers recovered for a 4-3 Liberty League win against visiting Hamilton College at Gordon Field on Oct. 25.

Hamilton College split a pair of non-conference matches at SUNY Institute of Technology in Marcy, N.Y., on Oct. 25.

Williams College scored the go-ahead touchdown with 2:12 left in the fourth quarter and the visiting Ephs went on to a 14-7 win against Hamilton College in a New England Small College Athletic Conference game played at soggy Steuben Field on Oct. 25.

Gen Flanders '09 led Hamilton College to seventh place in the 24-team Saratoga Invitational, which was held at Saratoga Spa State Park on Oct. 25.

The Hamilton College Student Assembly's seventh annual Fall Fest will take place on Sunday, Oct. 26, from noon-4 p.m. on the Clinton Village Green. Fall Fest is an initiative that was started in 2002 by the Hamilton Class of 2005 to improve town/gown relations by uniting the Hamilton and Clinton communities for an afternoon of food, fun and entertainment. 

Emily Rohrbach, visiting assistant professor of English, presented a paper at the Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society conference at Rutgers University, Oct. 23-25. Exploring the ethical implications of Romantic subjectivity and conceptions of time, her paper, titled "Romantic Surplus," characterized the Romantic sense of time as a teeming present that produces an excess of what can potentially be known, due in part to the way that knowledge of that present rests on an imagined, dark futurity.

Erica Dressler '09 scored two goals to help lead Hamilton College to a 2-2 Liberty League tie against visiting Vassar College at rain-soaked Love Field on Oct. 25.

Students in Hamilton's Program in New York attended a performance of the New York Philharmonic on Oct. 23. They heard Leonidas Kavakos perform the Bartók Violin Concerto #2, and the Brahms Symphony #3. The New York Philharmonic performance was one of several cultural activities sponsored by Kevin '70 and Karen Kennedy for the students participating in the Program in New York.

Masaaki Kamiya, assistant professor of East Asian Languages and Literatures, presented his latest work at Mediterranean Syntax Meeting II, held at Bogazici University in Istanbul, Turkey. Kamiya, who collaborated on the paper with Akemi Matsuya of Takachiho University, argues that the ambiguous readings of Turkish wh-word such as universal quantifier and negative polarity item can be solved once Japanese indeterminate and negation systems are assumed.