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By Bill Wilson — If housing tends to lead economic recoveries, then we're in trouble. This marks the worst post-recession home buying market since the Great Depression.
Nobel laureate Professor Vernon L. Smith, who delivered the keynote address at the Cato Institute's 30th Annual Monetary Conference on Nov. 15, noted how housing leads both recession and recoveries.
"In 11 of the past 14 recessions, you're having a decline in housing leading that recession. And all recoveries with the exception of — if you want to call this a recovery we're in — with the exception of this recovery, housing has always come back after a recession," said Smith.
He's right. New home sales are still about 66 percent below what they were in 2003, when prices were roughly the same as they are today.
That accounts for 368,000 new home sales annualized in Oct., compared with more than 1.1 million in Sept. 2003. The prior month's sales were revised down by 20,000, too.
In addition, some 10.4 million homeowners still owe $680 billion more on their mortgages than their homes are worth as home values are still 31 percent below their April 2006 highs. That is 22.3 percent of residential homes with mortgages upside down, reports CoreLogic.
Locally, in Nevada 59 percent of homes with mortgages are underwater, 43 percent in Florida, 36 percent in Georgia, and 33 percent in Michigan. Those four states alone account for 34.1 percent of all negative equity mortgages nationwide.
Overall, negative equity keeps about one-fifth of homes nationwide — and nearly half in troubled regions — effectively off the market for those homeowners who simply cannot afford to sell. This drives sales downward, as the amount of willing sellers collapses.
But demand is also a problem, too.
With low savings and relatively higher unemployment, the amount of buyers who can take advantage of relatively low prices and historically low interest rates is not accelerating. The unemployment rates in the aforementioned states are 11.5 percent in Nevada, 8.5 percent in Florida, 8.7 percent in Georgia, and 9.1 percent in Michigan.
In short, it appears likely the housing market will not improve substantially until the jobs market gets better first, particularly in the areas where the housing downturn hit the hardest. New buyers would then be able to get into the surplus housing stock of foreclosed homes. Once that happens, prices would eventually begin to improve, too.
The high unemployment rate alone explains why all of the "stimulus" and bailouts in the financial sector have been to so little effect in improving the market so far.
The Federal Reserve purchased some $1.25 trillion of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) in its rounds of quantitative easing, and now is committing to buy an additional $480 billion a year for as long as it takes to reverse the nation's fortunes. This helps banks to repair their balance sheets, but really does nothing to boost equity or reduce unemployment.
Obama's temporary 2009 homebuyer's tax credit did produce a slight spurt in new home sales and prices, only to crash down afterward, leaving many of those who took advantage with little net benefit.
After that, Obama's mortgage modification program was a colossal failure, with hardly any principal modifications occurring. Obama blames this on Federal Housing Finance Agency Chairman Edward DeMarco, who blocked such measures.
But even under the Agency's best case scenario, DeMarco estimated just 248,000 borrowers would have even been eligible for the Home Affordable Modification Program Principal Reduction Alternative — or just 2.3 percent of the 10.4 million borrowers nationwide who are underwater. Meanwhile, the program likely would have been a net loss to taxpayers.
Ironically, the push for principal forgiveness may imply that prices are still too high, effectively telling homeowners not to expect their deflated home values to come back anytime soon. The worst case scenario is that prices still have more to tumble before a true market bottom is felt.
If so, perhaps it is time to just let it happen. Foreclosures actually are the most efficient way to bring down prices and clear the market, anyway. As far as boosting demand goes — only a real jobs recovery will produce that outcome.
Obama for his part has been trying to slow down the very foreclosure process that might be the solution. In the meantime, millions of Americans still cannot find full-time work in this economy, and in Nov., another half million Americans stopped looking.
On the bright side for Obama, while maybe not for the rest of the country, at least his mortgage is paid for the next four years. Of course, the check is drawn in red ink.
Bill Wilson is the President of Americans for Limited Government. You can follow Bill on Twitter at @BillWilsonALG.


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Will it work? No, the math underlying our economy is too bad for it to work. Those banks are going to fail, they have already failed. Their actions are those of desperation, just like their mark to fantasy "profits," that even a two year old can see through.
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I now know the strangest thing I have experienced as a blogger. It was watching a woman receive botox. You can share the experience too because I filmed it. I also filmed someone receiving lip filler and someone else getting a chemical peel.
I was invited along to Transform Glasgow's Blogger Information evening to watch and ask questions about their popular non-surgical treatments. It was an eye-opener, literally in the case of the botox.
After I arrived at the hidden in plain sight clinic, which manages to be slap bang in the middle of Glasgow's city centre without anyone noticing it, I met Sophie from Label PR who welcomed me, and showed me to the clinic's large and comfortable waiting area where I met two lovely bloggers named Robyn and Ashley.
We chatted about the treatments we were going to watch and took pictures of the on topic cupcakes at the buffet.
A chat and some cocktail sausages later and we were in one of the clinics' treatment rooms watching a chemical peel being applied. It didn't take very long and I now believe all those throw away lines about lunch-hour treatments.
This was the result, you can watch the full (and I mean full because I tried the YouTube video editor and we didn't get on) video below.
After the chemical peel we watched someone receive botox injections on their forehead and around their eyes which was weirdly fascinating. The woman getting it done said it wasn't very painful but I'll warn you before you watch the video that there is some blood and whenever she gets injected it puffs up like a bee sting. Each of the videos contain lots of information about the treatments and their aftercare, lasting effects, prices and so on. I would say they are worth a watch if you are thinking of getting any of the treatments.
Then it was time for the last treatment of the evening, the lip filler. This treatment was the one that I was most eager to see the results of because Kylie Jenner is the only example of lip filler ending up 'attractive' that I knew of and the only other times I have seen lip fillers in the media it was usually centred on how horribly wrong they went. But this is where Transform transformed my opinion, not only did the result not look awful, it also didn't look 'obviously' done which is something I imagine that people who want lip fillers would be aiming for.
How weird is that to watch?
So that's what I saw. What I heard were quite a few bloggers expressing that their opinions about non-surgical treatments on the whole were more positive after the event. My personal opinion? I don't even know it. While I wouldn't advocate non-surgical treatments I wouldn't argue against them either. I view lip-fillers and botox as being on the extreme side of beauty treatments but I wouldn't bat an eye at getting laser hair removal (I am actually going to get that) or teeth whitening and I recognise myself that those opinions are quite contradictory. I think it ultimately comes down to the individual, if you think that plumper lips or less wrinkles or whatever will make you happier and you want to go for it then go for it, I don't see a difference between getting botox and dying your hair, they both change your natural appearance and following that chain of thought how is make up any different? And if you don't wear make up or alter your appearance in any way, you know what? I really admire you, because I am one mixed up contradiction of a beauty blogger.
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Cross Country
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Albion College golf preview
Coach Jordan McArleton provides a preview of the Albion golf teams for the fall 2019 season
2019 cross country preview
Coach Lance Coleman provides the season preview in less than 90 seconds
Women's Soccer Preview
Head Coach Eric Scott provides a preview of the 2019 Albion College women's soccer season
2019 football preview
First-year head coach Dustin Beurer, '05, describes Big Brit Energy and provides a preview of the 2019 football team
Joe and Julie Serra: Improving the Fitness Experience at Albion College
The Serras' leadership gift is driving an initiative to make two dreams a reality: a greatly expanded fitness/activity center for all Albion students, and a new or renovated competition facility for the Britons teams that currently call Kresge Gymnasium home. Visit albion.edu/serra to learn more.
ArShawn Parker lifts Albion to road victory
Watch ArShawn Parker's second half highlights from the Briton victory at Aurora. He scored 34 points, making all 13 shots from the field, as Albion rallied from as many as 20 points down
Albion tennis preview
Director of Tennis Kacie Zuck talked about the Albion College men's and women's tennis teams before the start of the fall season
Albion cross country preview
Head Coach Derick Lawrence provides a preview of the Briton runners
Albion golf preview - 2018
Head Coach Jordan McArleton provides a preview of the Briton golf teams for the fall
Women's Soccer preview
Head Coach Eric Scott provides a preview of the 2018 women's soccer team
Albion football preview
Albion has been picked to finish fifth in the MIAA, however Head Coach Craig Rundle expects the team to be much improved
Reflections from the Class of 2018
Albion student-athletes from the class of 2018 reflect on the opportunity of provided by collegiate athletics and thank the coaches and staff for their support
Snyder steps in the MIAA spotlight
In a Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Student-Athlete Spotlight video, distance runner Allison Snyder, '18, says she decided to give collegiate competition a try and she has loved the opportunities it has created. Video produced by Brian Coon.
Albion SAAC participates in Special Olympics unified basketball
SAAC President Jodie Bosheers and volleyball representative Rachel Zawodny join athletes and a parent/coach in talking about the impact of participating with Special Olympians in the unified state basketball games
Baseball Preview
Head Coach Scott Carden provides a preview of the 2018 Albion College baseball team
Softball Preview
Head Coach Leigh Ann LaFave provides a preview of the Britons 2018 season
Women's Lacrosse Preview
Shanta Loecker, in her sixth season at Albion, provides a preview of the 2018 Briton women's lacrosse team
Men's lacrosse preview - 2018
Head Coach Jake DeCola says the Britons are trying to get better each shift in a preview of the 2018 season
Track athletes reflect on MLK Day of Dialogue and Service
Emily Kinser and Jontaj Wallace reflect on the MLK Day of Dialogue and Service observed on Jan. 15, 2018. Video by Andrew Wittland, '19
Highlights from the swim & dive training trip to Florida
Natalie Nichols produced the video with highlights from the Britons training trip to Florida
Swimmers provide mid-season update
Katie Ferrero and Mac Robertson sat down to provide the Albion College swimming & diving mid-season progress report
Britons complete semester with flurry of community service activity
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee sponsored a Winter Carnival and teams worked together to shop and wrap presents for local families. Video by Ari Ruiz, '19
Thrower Strzelecki steps into student-athlete spotlight
Andrew Strzelecki talked about his Division III student-athlete experience with Pleiad sports editor Andrew Wittland and Lucas Lusk
Baseball's Wyman steps into MIAA Student-Athlete Spotlight
Jack Wyman, a first baseman and pitcher with the Britons baseball team, discusses various topics, including his participation in ROTC, as part of the MIAA's Student-Athlete Spotlight video series
Track & Field prepares for season's first indoor meet
Head Coach Lance Coleman provides an update in the run up to the Britons Dec. 2 meet at Saginaw Valley State University
Andrew Bill reflects on All-America run
Sophomore Andrew Bill became the first man in school history to achieve All-America status in cross country with a 39th-place finish in the NCAA Division III Championships. He sat down to talk about his successful run and what it means moving forward into the track season
Men's Basketball Preview
Head Coach Jody May says the Britons are planning to build on the success at the end of last season and from the experience of playing in France in May
Women's Basketball Preview Video
Head Coach Doreen Carden says Albion's roster features a good mix of talent. The Britons open the season Nov. 15 with a non-league game at Anderson, Ind., University
Swimmers, Divers Prepare To Dive Into 2017-2018 Season
Sarah Kilbride, '18, and Tyler Kimbrell, '20, provide a preview of the Albion swimming & diving program for the 2017-2018 season
Highlights From Albion Football Win Over Concordia
Michael Harvey returned an interception 72 yards for a touchdown and quarterback Kyle Harvey avoided a sack by throwing to Zach Kitka (who made a one-handed catch). Those plays were among the highlights as Albion scored a 79-7 victory over Concordia (Wis.)
Football Prepares To Tackle Concordia
Head Coach Craig Rundle talks about the progress the Britons have made in the first two weeks of the season and its Sept. 16 home game against Concordia (Wis.) University
Swimmers Prepare For Open Water Championships
Albion College will be sending several swimmers to the College Swimming Coaches Association of America's Open Water Championship at Lone Star Lake in Lawrence, Kansas. Swimmers Kyle and Megan Harvey and Coach Jake Taber provide a preview of the Sept. 16 meet. Video by Ari Ruiz, '19.
Highlights From Albion Volleyball Trip To New York City
The Briton volleyball team opened the season with a trip to the Kean University Invitational and New York City
Highlights From Football Youth Clinic
Quarterback Coley Crowley narrates as the Albion College football team ended the pre-season by leading a free clinic for local kids
Volleyball Team Aims For MIAA Tournament
Albion begins the volleyball season with a Labor Day weekend tournament at Kean University. Coach Kristin Slamer-de St. Aubin provides a preview of the Britons
Men's Soccer Seeks To Continue Positive Direction
Wytse Molenaar provides a preview as he prepares for his second season as men's soccer coach at Albion
2017 Football Preview
Head Coach Craig Rundle says he expects the Britons to be improved in 2017
2017 Men's & Women's Golf Preview
Coach Jordan McArleton provides a preview of the Briton squads for the 2017 fall season
Britons Help Restore the New Jewish Cemetery in Wroclaw, Poland
Swimmers Katie Ferrero, '19, and Lauren Hall, '19, and No. 3 singles men's tennis player Robert Joerg, '19, traveled to Poland with classmates and college staff in early May for the capstone of the College's Holocaust Studies Service Learning Project. Part of the trip involved work restoring the New Jewish Cemetery in Wroclaw. Their reflections are captured in this video.
Coaches Pay Tribute to the Class of 2017
Antonio Corsi, '20, produced the video as several Albion head coaches took time to pay tribute to the Class of 2017
Reflecting On Successful NCAA Run
Swimmers Parker Belmore and Nate Kozycki and diver Jake Burris reflect on the Britons successful run in the NCAA Division III Championship
Baseball Team 'Hungry' For Success
Head Coach Scott Carden says "hungry is a great term" when previewing the 2017 Albion College baseball team. Video produced by Ari Ruiz, '19.
Hubbell Steps In The MIAA Spotlight
The senior from Haslett took a moment to reflect on his experience as an NCAA Division III and MIAA student-athlete.
Young, Excited And Passionate About Learning
Coach Shanta Loecker and juniors Makenzie Frederickson, Shannon Kahl, and Lauren Wiegand talk about the 2017 season and what makes the Briton program unique. Video produced by Ari Ruiz, '19
Men's Lacrosse Season Preview
Head Coach Jake DeCola says Albion "has a great shot of having a successful season as long as we keep working hard and we get along". Video by Antonio Corsi, '20.
Young Softball Squad Ready For Season's First Pitch
In previewing her second season at Albion, Coach Leigh Ann LaFave says the Britons are excited to where the season takes them. Video by Gabrielle Campos, '17.
Britons In The Community
Antonio Corsi, '20, a defender on the men's lacrosse team, produced a video of highlights as student-athletes from the men's and women's lacrosse teams took the lead for the Jan. 28 clinic sponsored by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
Britons Participate In MLK Day of Dialogue and Service
First-year student Antonio Corsi captured scenes from the Briton men's lacrosse program's participation in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Dialogue and Service
Ahead Of Previous Years
While Coach Jake Taber reports the Britons are ahead of where they have been in previous years, the team continues to strive for better times in the pool and better scores off the diving board
Highlights from Albion SAAC Winter Carnival
Volleyball defensive specialist Rachel Zawodny and women's soccer defender Kayla Paquette narrate the highlights from the Winter Carnival sponsored by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
Football: Britons Close Season At Kalamazoo
Head Coach Craig Rundle says a victory over MIAA rival Kalamazoo would send the seniors out on a winning note and build momentum for the off season
Men's Basketball Preview
Head Coach Jody May reports juniors Robert Ryan and Corey Wheeler and sophomore Jaylin Fordham provide Albion with experience in the backcourt.
'I Like What We Have Coming Back'
Head Coach Doreen Carden, in her 16th year at Albion, says the Britons will be led by a group of seniors and juniors who bring a lot of experience
Football Britons Challenge Hope In Season's Final Home Game
Head Coach Craig Rundle anticipates another hard fought game in the football rivalry between Albion and Hope
Football Prepares For Non-League Foe
Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview as the Britons prepare to tackle Rockford University from the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference
Football Britons Prepare For Night Game
Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview of the game at Alma
Stephanie Thurner Steps Into MIAA Student-Athlete Spotlight
The senior right side hitter from Caledonia, Mich., took a moment to talk with Gabrielle Campos, '17, about her collegiate experiences as an NCAA Division III and MIAA student-athlete
Football Team Preparing For Homecoming
Head Coach Craig Rundle previews the Britons Homecoming game against Olivet College
'Pressure Is A Privilege'
Albion's swimmers & divers have high expectations for the 2016-2017 season. Video produced by Gabrielle Campos, '17.
Football Travels To Trine In Search Of Win
Head Coach Craig Rundle says the Britons will look to avoid the mistakes that have cost the team field position and points
Football Returns Home Vs. Adrian
After playing back-to-back non-league games on the road and a bye week, Albion returns home to open the MIAA slate against Adrian
Overhead Tour of the Davis Athletic Complex
Check out the progress of the new facilities for the Briton baseball, men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's soccer, and softball teams
Tennis Preview
First-Year Head Coach Kacie Zuck provides a preview of the Briton tennis teams
Football Prepares For Another Trip To Wisconsin
Albion will travel to Lakeland (Wis.) University for its third game of the 2016 season. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview
Britons Seek Fast Start
After finding its way in the second half of its opening game (a 41-34 overtime loss to 14th-ranked Wabash), Albion head football coach Craig Rundle said his team will seek to get off to a fast start when it visits the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Football Prepares To Open 2016 Season
Albion hosts Wabash Saturday night to open the 2016 football season. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview.
Women's Soccer Preview
With two-time all-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association first team forwards Domenique Sarnecky and Jenna Urso returning, rival coaches believe Albion College will challenge for a berth in the conference tournament in November.
Men's Soccer Preparing For Its 50th Season At Albion
Wytse Molenaar, in his first season as head coach at Albion, provides a preview of the upcoming season
Cross Country Preview
Third-year Head Coach Derick Lawrence is eager to chart the Britons progress during the course of the season
Volleyball Team Boasts Good Mix Of Talent
In the season preview video, Albion volleyball coach Kristin De St Aubin says she is excited about the quality of the veteran and first-year players
Returning Football Players Ready To Shine
In preparing for his 20th season as head football coach at Albion, Craig Rundle said the Britons feature a group of student-athletes who have been working hard while waiting for their turn in the spotlight
Hargrove Reflects On D-III Experience
In her reflection for NCAA Division III Week, Britons swimmer Anna Hargrove says she got to be involved in many activities in addition to participating in athletics.
First-Year Diver Reflects On 'Awesome' Season
Jake Burris, who achieved All-America distinction in his first season at the collegiate level, described the season as "awesome and a challenge"
Bosko, Hargrove Reflect On Britons' Run Through MIAA Championships
The MIAA Men's Swimming MVP says the Britons success in the league championship meet was a team effort
Britons Take High Expectations Into Baseball Season
Head Coach Scott Carden says the Britons have veterans in key positions
Della Pia, Koolwick Provide Women's Lacrosse Preview
Seniors Victoria Della Pia and Kadie Koolwick provide a preview of the women's lacrosse team
Men's Lacrosse Preview
Albion has been appointed the favorite to win the MIAA championship. Head Coach Jake DeCola provides a preview
Hard Work, Competition Define Albion Softball Program
Head Coach Leigh Ann LaFave says the veteran members are hungry for wins as the season begins with Feb. 14 games in Brighton
Kazen's basket lifts Albion past Calvin
Senior guard Dakota Kazen hit a leaning baseline jumper with a second left to lift Albion to a 67-66 victory at Calvin
Men's Tennis Preview
Second-year coach Tim Dunford says more depth on the roster will make the Britons will be more competitive
Women's Tennis Preview
Second-year coach Tim Dunford says a deeper team will surprise teams in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association this spring
Swimming & Diving Mid-Season Report
Coach Jake Taber says the Britons are faster than expected for December and he hopes it is a teaser for where the team will be when the MIAA Championships roll around in February.
Senior Student-Athlete Reflections
Alex Carey, '16, talked with senior Briton student-athletes about the final days of their athletic career, what's next, and their biggest accomplishment as a student-athlete.
Highlights from the SAAC Winter Carnival
Lauren Bensley, community outreach chair of Albion's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, narrates highlights from the organization's fourth annual winter carnival.
Track & Field Teams Launch Season Saturday
The MIAA is sponsoring indoor track & field this season. Coach Lance Coleman talks about that change and provides a preview of the Briton squads.
Volleyball Reflects on Successful 2015 Campaign
The Britons celebrated significant accomplishments during the 2015 season, including having a player voted to the all-MIAA second team and the breaking of several school records.
Men's Basketball Starts With Optimistic Outlook
Head Coach Jody May says there is a sense of optimism with two of the top rebounders in the league returning to the roster
Rundle Provides Preview Of Albion's Date At Wabash
Albion met the goals of winning the MIAA championship and qualifying for the NCAA Division III Football Championship. The next step is to play well against first round opponent Wabash College
Women's Basketball Preview
As tip-off approaches, Head Coach Doreen Carden says a blend of different people gives the Britons a lot more depth
Still Work To Be Done
Albion wrapped up a share of the MIAA football championship last Saturday, but there's still work to be done in the form of a non-league game at Aurora University
Britons To Host Alma For Senior Day
A large senior class will play its final regular season home game Saturday when Albion hosts Alma in a MIAA football contest
Albion Plays For Share Of MIAA Football Lead
Despite a loss to Trine last Saturday, Albion can forge a tie for first place in the MIAA with a victory at Olivet
Football Prepares For Home Date With Trine
Albion puts its 6-0 record on the line against MIAA rival Trine in an Oct. 24 home game. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview
Football survives Adrian
Comments from Head Coach Craig Rundle after the Britons turned back Adrian on Homecoming
Football Seeks To Write Different Story
Albion finds itself in a similar situation as last year, but Head Coach Craig Rundle says he believes this year's team is equipped to stand up to a challenge from Adrian
Britons Set To Renew Long Rivalry With Kalamazoo
Albion and Kalamazoo have the second-longest in Division III football. The teams, which first met in 1896, will meet for the 129th time on Saturday.
Football Team Turns Attention To MIAA Rivals
After using the bye week to focus on the fundamentals, Head Coach Craig Rundle says the Briton football team is looking forward to continuing its series of hard-fought games against MIAA rival Hope College
Swimming & Diving Preview
In previewing the 2015-2016 season, Head Coach Jake Taber said three returning honorable mention All-Americans will set the example for the team
Mid-Season Cross Country Report
Coach Derick Lawrence provides a mid-season report as the Britons gear up to run in the MIAA Jamboree
Football Prepares To Complete September Slate
Albion will host Lakeland, Wis., in its final game before tackling MIAA rivals in October and November
Football Prepares For Season's First Road Trip
Albion and Augustana (Ill.) will meet on the gridiron for the first time since 1994
Reviewing Volleyball's 4-0 Start
Coach Kristin de St. Aubin says the student-athletes on the volleyball roster see the potential after starting the season 4-0 and realize there is still room to grow
Football Takes Victory On Opening Night
Head Coach Craig Rundle was interviewed after Albion 65-52 victory over the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Countdown To Kickoff
Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview of the Britons 2015 football opener against the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Coach Previews Golf Teams
Coach Jordan McArleton provides a preview of Albion's golf teams
Football Players Lead SAAC Clinic
Tight End Brendan McClorey narrates the highlights from the football clinic sponsored by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
Linebacker Previews Football's Defensive Unit
Senior linebacker Collin Ahrens provides a preview of the Albion College football team's defensive unit
Football: Previewing The Offense
Senior running back Colin Parks provides a preview of the Albion football team's offensive unit
Video Chronicles Albion Volleyball Trip To Costa Rica
The Britons recently returned from a preseason training and service trip in Costa Rica. Some of the highlights included a visit to a center for underprivileged children, a whitewater rafting trip, a zipline adventure and a match with the Costa Rica under-20 national team.
Britons Eager For Kickoff
Head Coach Craig Rundle said the Britons are eager to compete for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship
Men's Soccer Expects To Field Dynamic Team
Head Coach Jerry Block says the Britons "have the pieces that should amount to a fun ride" for the 2015 campaign.
Britons Hope Experience Translates Into Success
Volleyball Coach Kristin de St. Aubin says the Britons will build the 2015 team around returning players at key positions
'It's To Continue To Move Forward'
Coach Eric Scott says consistency will be stressed as the women's soccer team looks to continue ascending the MIAA standings
Men's Basketball: Season Review
In his recap of the 2014-2015 season, Head Coach Jody May said the Albion men's basketball season was divided into one really big peak and one really big valley.
Honorable Mention All-America Swimmers Reflect
Sebastian Tostado, Parker Belmore, Derek Bosko and David Alday took time to reflect on achieving honorable mention All-America status in the 400 freestyle relay
Women's Basketball Season Review
Head Coach Doreen Carden was pleased with the way her young team matured and found a way to win close games over the course of the season.
Dunford Provides Preview Of Tennis Teams
First-year coach Tim Dunford talks about the Briton tennis squads as the start of league play approaches
Bosko Looks Forward To NCAA Swimming Championship
MIAA individual and relay event champion Derek Bosko says it is special to qualify for the NCAA Championship with three new teammates
Tostado Reflects On MIAA Swimming Championships
Sebastian Tostado, a three-time individual event champion in the MIAA Championships, talked about the support he received from his Briton teammates and swimmers from the rival teams.
Steavenson Provides Career Reflection
Laura Steavenson, an all-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association swimmer, reflected on her career as a Division III student-athlete
Albion Athletics: Softball Preview
Albion College softball coach Christina Finch provides a preview of the 2015 season
Baseball Preview
Albion College baseball coach Scott Carden provides a preview of the 2015 season
Track & Field Preview
Head Coach Lance Coleman, '91, says improving Albion's standing in the MIAA is a goal for the 2015 season
Jaime Fornetti, '06, Has Teamwork Down To A Science
Jaime Fornetti, a former basketball player at Albion College, brings a collaborative approach more common in athletics arenas to her science lab, where she researches breast cancer bone metastasis.
Women's Lacrosse Outlook Is 'Promising'
Coach Shanta Loecker says her team's strength is the leadership from the captains and upperclassmen
Men's Lacrosse Preview
Head Coach Jake DeCola says his he doesn't know if his team has ever been more excited to work hard in practice as it prepares for the start of the 2015 season.
Men's Basketball Mid-Season Report
Head Coach Jody May said the Britons have talked about challenging for the MIAA championship, but they can't be satisfied with playing tight games against some tough opponents.
Women's Basketball Mid-Season Report
Head Coach Doreen Carden says the effort on the defensive end has helped the Britons achieve a 6-3 record at the Christmas break
Swimming & Diving Mid-Season Report
Head Coach Jake Taber says the young student-athletes are coming along pretty well at this point of the season
Highlights from 2014 SAAC Winter Carnival
Albion College student-athletes volunteered hundreds of hours as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee hosted 420 local children and some Special Olympians for its annual Winter Carnival.
Albion Football Prepares For Season Finale
Albion will look complete a winning month of November when they complete the 2014 season with a home non-league game against Aurora University.
Albion Athletics: Men's Basketball Preview for 2014-2015 Campaign
We sat down with Head Coach Jody May and chatted about the upcoming season and his goals and expectations.
Albion Athletics: Women's Basketball Prepares For Upcoming Season
We sat down with Head Coach Doreen Carden and discussed the upcoming 2014-2015 season.
Football Team Prepares For Final MIAA Contest
Albion completes the league portion of the 2014 football season with a Nov. 8 road game at Alma College. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview.
Women's Soccer Completes 'Job One'
Albion Coach Eric Scott said reaching the MIAA Tournament leads into other goals
Football Begins November Slate Against Olivet
Albion Football Coach Craig Rundle said the Britons Nov. 1 home game against Olivet College will be decided by the team that makes more plays on offense.
Football Seeks Rebound
Albion can forge a tie atop the MIAA standings if it can knock off Trine
Clash Of Style
Head Coach Craig Rundle says a battle is expected as Albion pits an offense ranked among the Division III statistical leaders against an Adrian squad that boasts a nationally ranked defense.
Football Turns Attention To Kalamazoo
Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview as the Britons prepare for its home game against Kalamazoo
Albion Athletics: Men's Soccer Finishes With Clean Sheet in Win Over Adrian
Albion moved into sole pssession of third place in the MIAA men's soccer standings with a 2-0 victory over Adrian Oct. 1. Coach Jerry Block was proud of the back line for achieving a shutout.
Albion Athletics: Swimming & Diving Preview
The swimming and diving season begins October 18 with the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Relays. Coach Jake Taber provides a preview of the Britons
Cross Country Coach Reviews MIAA Jamboree
Albion Cross Country Coach Derick Lawrence reviews the Britons performance in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Jamboree
Albion Athletics: Women's Soccer Achieves Overtime Win
Jenna Urso scored both goals, including the game-winner in overtime, to lift Albion to a 2-1 victory over Trine in MIAA Women's Soccer action. Video by Caio Orofino
Albion Athletics: Football Team Preparing For MIAA Opener
Head Football Coach Craig Rundle said the Britons seek to build on the momentum gained from a 57-20 victory over Concordia (Wis.) University. Video by Caio Orofino.
Albion Athletics: Young Volleyball Squad Celebrates Successful Day
Albion's young volleyball team achieved victories over Olivet and Earlham Sept. 20. Coach Kristin Slamer de St. Aubin talked about the progress her team has made over the first 16 contests of the season.
Albion Athletics: Men's Soccer Off To Winning Start in MIAA Play
Kyle Alsheskie scored two goals, including the game winner in overtime, as Albion gained a 3-2 victory over Olivet in its first MIAA contest of the season. Video by Caio Orofino.
Albion Athletics: Women's Soccer Gains Draw With MIAA Rival
Albion remained unbeaten at home with a 1-1 draw with Kalamazoo College. Video by Caio Orofino.
Albion Athletics: Football Prepares To Complete September Slate
Head Coach Craig Rundle said his team will look to correct the errors that have prevented the Britons from winning the first two games of the season when they travel to Concordia(Wis.) University for a non-league contest. Video by Caio Orofino
Men's Soccer Upsets Ohio Northern
Albion completed the non-league portion of its schedule with a 3-2 victory over Ohio Northern at Alumni Field
Women's Soccer Continues To Raise Expectations
Goalkeeper Maggie Troost collected a career-high 11 saves and Jenna Urso and Taylor Shrader scored first half goals as Albion earned a 2-1 result over MIAA rival Alma. Briton Coach Eric Scott said while his team has raised expections, the goal is to maintain a consistent behavior.
Titans Pose Challenge In Football
Head Coach Craig Rundle says the Albion College football team faces a challenge this Saturday when it squares off against an Illinois Wesleyan team coming off a victory over Franklin.
Albion Women's Soccer Wins Overtime Thriller
Domenique Sarnecky placed a shot just under the crossbar in the 102nd minute to lift Albion College to a 3-2 victory over Transylvania University Sept. 7. The Britons are off to a 4-0 start to the season, but Coach Eric Scott warned the real season - against Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association rivals - starts Sept. 8 at Hope.
Men's Soccer Coach Applauds Effort
Briton men's soccer coach Jerry Block lauded his team's effort despite a 4-3 setback to Carroll (Wis.) University at Alumni Field.
Albion Athletics: Men's Soccer Coach Reviews Opening Weekend
Albion College improved its passing in the midfield to score a victory over Augustana College. Coach Jerry Block said the victory was important to reward the Britons for the hard work they have put in.
Britons Football Preparing For Opening Test
Head Football Coach Craig Rundle said Albion College came out of training camp on schedule in preparations for the 2014 season. The Britons are now preparing for their Sept. 6 debut against the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
Women's Soccer Coach Reviews Winning Start
Caroline Eagan scored five goals to earn MIAA Offensive Player of the Week honors and lead Albion towards two victories on the opening weekend of the season. Coach Eric Scott said the victories were a good first step to the season.
Quarterback Provides Report From Football Training Camp
Albion had its first scrimmage August 21. Quarterback Dominic Bona, an all-MIAA pick in 2013, provides a report from training camp.
Cross Country Preview
First-Year Coach Derick Lawrence lays out his philosophy and provides a preview of the Briton cross country teams
Men's Golf Preview
Coach Jordan McArleton says the 2014 season provides "great possibilities" for the Albion College men's golf team
Women's Golf Preview
Golf Coach Jordan McArleton expects the women's squad to climb some steps in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association standings this fall.
Men's Soccer Preview
Head Coach Jerry Block says it's time for the Britons to put it all together and qualify for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament
Women's Soccer Preview
Head Coach Eric Scott says the Britons have talked about performing more consistently during the 2014 season
Britons Volleyball Preparing For 40th Season
Head Coach Kristin Slamer-de St. Aubin provides a preview of the 2014 season
Albion College Football: 2014 Season Preview
Albion kicks off Sept. 6 with a night game at Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview of the season.
'It Was Really Special'
In his final report of the season, Albion Track Coach Lance Coleman said it was exciting to advance three Britons to the NCAA Division III Championship
Albion Women's Lacrosse: 2014 Season Recap
The Albion College women's lacrosse team completed the season with an 8-8 record. Coach Shanta Loecker said the season met her expectations and she enjoyed developing students of the game.
Track & Field Athletes Prepare For MIAA Jamboree
Coach Lance Coleman provides a progress report on the track & field program as it prepares for the MIAA Jamboree
Reviewing Men's Lacrosse Win Over Olivet
Men's Lacrosse Coach Jake DeCola talked about the Britons 28-4 victory over MIAA rival Olivet
Albion Women's Lacrosse Starts 2-0 In League Play
Coach Shanta Loecker talked about the recent success in the opening of league play. She gave credit to the offensive performance over the two games.
Albion Men's Lacrosse Ready For MIAA Rivals
Albion is ready to challenge its MIAA men's lacrosse rivals after scoring a 17-2 victory over Thiel
Albion Women's Lacrosse Surging Into MIAA Schedule
Albion scored the first eight goals of the contest on March 29 and coasted to a 17-4 vicotry over Augsburg. The Britons are winners of three in a row will visit trine for their first Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest of the season. Coach Shanta Loecker said the Britons recent success is a result of reducing turnovers.
Women's Lacrosse Preview
Albion launches its 2014 season with a March 8 home date against Allegheny College. Coach Shanta Loecker says qualifying for the MIAA Tournament is among the team's goals.
2014 Baseball Preview
Albion launches the 2014 baseball season with games at Franklin (Ind.) College March 7-8. Head Coach Scott Carden provides a preview.
Albion Rewind: Men's Lacrosse Earns Victory Over Augustana
Zach Hubbell and Stephen Treppa scored two goals apiece and Kyle Formanczyk collected eight saves as Albion earned an 8-5 victory over Augustana in March 1 non-league men's lacrosse action. Albion Coach Jake DeCola provided his thoughts about the contest.
Swimmers Reflect On Record-Breaking Season
Albion swimmers Brian Fiorillo, Anna Hargrove, Brad Melpolder, and Lindy Williams reflect on the Britons 2013-2014 season and the progress the program has made in Jake Taber's two years as head coach.
Track & Field Preview
Head Coach Lance Coleman says the overall theme for the Albion College track & field team is to build on the success from the 2013 season.
Albion Men's Basketball Nipped by Kalamazoo College
Eric Evans produced 18 points in Albion's 60-58 loss to Kalamazoo February 1st. Albion fell to 5-3 in games against their MIAA rivals. We caught up with Head Coach Jody May after the game.
Albion Men's Basketball Turns Back Trine
Albion built a double-digit lead midway through the second half and it held on for a 68-65 victory over Trine.
Swimming Mid-Season Report
Albion swimming coach Jake Taber said the season is off to a good start. He added the Britons will continue to put work in every day and take expectations for the second half of the season a day at a time.
Albion Student-Athletes Host Winter Carnival
The Albion College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee sponsored a Winter Carnival for more than 250 community children Dec. 6. SAAC President Jalyn Ingalls provides a review of the event.
Rundle Reflects On MIAA Championship Season
Head Coach Craig Rundle said great senior leadership and an unselfish attitude by all the players paved the way for Albion to secure its 35th MIAA football championship
Albion Eager To Begin NCAA Division III Football Championship
Albion College Football Coach Craig Rundle says his team is eager for the opportunity to challenge the North Central College squad that went undefeated and earned the CCIW championship
Rundle Reflects On Football Journey
Head Coach Craig Rundle said many hastily wrote off his team after a lopsided loss to Wheaton in September. The Britons rallied to win their last five games and they will challenge Hope Saturday afternoon with the MIAA's outright championship and a berth in the NCAA Division III Championship hanging in the balance.
Albion Defeats Adrian, Clinches Share Of MIAA Football Title
Albion defeated Adrian, 13-0, to clinch a share of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association football championship. Head Coach Craig Rundle said the Britons have more work to do to achieve sole possession of the title.
Women's Basketball Preview
Coach Doreen Carden says the push the Britons made at the end of last season will serve as the launching point for the 2013-2014 campaign.
Football Team Prepares To Tackle Adrian
Head Football Coach Craig Rundle says the Britons' goal every year is to win the MIAA championship. The Britons can clinch a share of the title if it can gain a victory at Adrian College on Saturday.
Men's Basketball Season Preview
Albion Coach Jody May said defense and rebounding are the points of emphasis as the Britons prepare for the 2013-2014 men's basketball season.
Albion Puts MIAA Football Lead On The Line
Albion is 3-0 against MIAA rivals, but it puts sole possession of first place on the line against an Olivet squad that can forge a tie for the lead with a victory in the Saturday contest at Sprankle-Sprandel Stadium.
Cross Country Coach Provides MIAA Championship Preview
Hayden Smith talks about the MIAA Cross Country Championship. The meet is set for Saturday at the West Ottawa Golf Club north of Holland.
Football Team Seeks First Road Win
Albion met most of its objectives in the win over Trine. The next hurdle is gaining the first road win of the season. Albion can clear that Saturday with a victory over Kalamazoo.
Zach Brewer Highlights From Trine Game
Albion receiver Zach Brewer made three fine catches in the 41-27 victory over Trine on Oct. 12. The senior from Adrian, Mich. finished with nine receptions for 119 yards in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association victory.
Albion Football Matures In Win Over Trine
Albion overcame two turnovers and a third-quarter deficit to defeat Trine University, 41-27, in a Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association football game
Football Team Prepares To Launch Into League Play
Head Coach Craig Rundle said the feeling of "playoff football" begins at 1 o'cock Saturday when Albion College tees it up against Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association rival Trine University
Swimming & Diving Preview
Brian Fiorillo and Julie Okorn, two of Albion's captains, talk about the expectations for the 2013-2014 season. The season begins Oct. 19 with the MIAA Relays.
Football Team Prepares For Final Non-League Test
Albion College travels to Central (Iowa) College for its final non-league football game of the 2013 season. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview.
Breaking Down The Men's Soccer Victory Over Olivet
Albion coach Jerry Block breaks down the Britons' 2-0 win over Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association rival Olivet College.
Briton Football Prepares For MIAA/NACC Challenge
The third week of non-league play has teams from the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association squaring off against squads from the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference. Albion will play host to Aurora at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Albion Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview.
Football Prepares To Challenge Wheaton
Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview as Albion prepares to challenge 15th-ranked Wheaton Saturday night
Highlights From Football Opening Night Win
Here are the highlights from Albion's 32-29 win over Defiance
Football Team Prepares For First-Ever Home Night Game
Albion is counting down the minutes to the start of the 2013 football season. The Britons host Defiance at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Women's Soccer Highlights: Albion Rolls Past Andrews
Coach Eric Scott said the Britons are doing a good job of translating the skills gained in training to the game
Football Team Prepares For Defiance
Albion begins the 2013 football season by playing host to Defiance for Community Day. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview.
Volleyball Training Camp Report
Haley Gitre, one of the Albion volleyball captains, provides a report as the Britons prepare for the start of the season.
Football Scrimmage Review
The football team held a scrimmage Aug. 22 to complete the first week of training camp. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a status report.
Women's Soccer Training Camp Report
Lindsey Lubanski, one of the Albion women's soccer captains, provides a report from training camp.
Men's Soccer Training Camp Report
Kurt Miller, one of three captains on the Albion College men's soccer team, provides a report from training camp.
Football Training Camp Update
Brett McCarty, a linebacker who achieved all-MIAA first team status in 2012, provides the first update from training camp
Volleyball Preview
Coach Kristin Slamer-de St. Aubin says Albion expects to put a taller and more athletic team on the court this fall.
Women's Soccer Preview
First-year coach Eric Scott will make his debut with an Aug. 31 home date against Millikin (Ill.).
Men's Soccer Preview
Men's Soccer Coach Jerry Block said his team had a phenomenal off-season, but the Britons must avoid injuries and have a good mental approach to have a successful 2013 campaign.
2013 Cross Country Preview Video
With five runners returning to the men's and women's rosters, Albion College Cross Country Coach Hayden Smith believes the Britons can field top 10 teams in the region.
2013 Football Preview Video
Albion will launch the campaign under the lights Sept. 7 with a 6 p.m. contest against Defiance at Sprankle-Sprandel Stadium.
Albion Rolls To MIAA Men's Lacrosse Tournament Final
Albion College dominated from start to finish May 2nd as it rolled to a 14-4 victory over Trine University in a semifinal round contest in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association men's lacrosse tournament. Dan Genord scored five goals to become the first Albion player to reach the 100-point milestone in a career.
Track & Field Athletes Prepare for MIAA Championship
Albion College Track & Field Coach Lance Coleman said his athletes gave "championship level" performances at the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Jamboree in April. The Britons will attempt to replicate those performances Thursday and Friday when the league teams gather in Holland, Mich. for the MIAA Championship.
Albion Edged By Adrian
Tim Urso gave the Albion College Men's lacrosse team an 8-7 lead heading into the fourth quarter but the Britons were unable to hold on in a 10-8 lost to Adrian College. Urso a sophomore from Novi, Mich., produced six goals in the contest. Albion, the No. 2 seed in the MIAA Tournament, will host Trine University on Thursday night. Video by Caio Orofino.
Albion Women's Lacrosse Loses To Hope By A Score Of 18-12
Ashley Glenn scored seven goals in the Albion College's women's lacrosse team's 18-12 loss to to Hope College April 20th. Coach Shanta Loecker was pleased with how the Britons communicated during the contest and she praised Glen, a co-captain, for her leadership. Video by Caio Orofino.
Albion Men's Lacrosse Earns Senior Night Victory
Albion College scored four times in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 15-9 victory over Trine University in an April 16 MIAA men's lacrosse contest. Despite sporting a 3-0 record against league rivals, Coach Jake DeCola says the Britons haven't played their best lacrosse this season. Video by Caio Orofino.
Briton Athletics: Schypinski stars in baseball's mid-season report
Senior pitcher Mike Schypinski improved his record to 5-0 and lowered his ERA to 1.42 in Albion's 6-1 victory over Olivet in the first game of the April 13 doubleheader. Olivet won the final three games of the series to leave the Britons with an 8-8 record against league rivals. Coach Scott Carden talked about Schypinki's performance as part of his mid-season report. Video by Caio Orofino.
Britons Defeat Calvin To Remain Unbeaten Against MIAA Rivals
Five players scored at least three goals as Albion rolled to a 22-1 win over Calvin. Albion boasts a 2-0 record against its Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association rivals as it prepares for its April 16 home contest against Trine University. Video by Caio Orofino.
Track & Field Athletes Prepare For MIAA Jamboree
Coach Lance Coleman provides a progress report as the Britons prepare for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Jamboree.
Women's Lacrosse Wins First MIAA Contest
Ashley Glenn, Kadie Koolwick and Mackenzie Novak scored two goals apiece as the Albion College womenâs lacrosse team ripped off a six-goal run in the second half to pull away for a 13-9 victory over Olivet College in its first Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association contest. Coach Shanta Loecker said the victory was a cool way to start league play.
Krauss Extols Division III Values
Former Albion quarterback and Student-Athlete Advisory Committee president Spencer Krauss talks about the Division III values - Discover, Develop, Dedicate
Baseball Pre-Season Video
An inside look at the Albion baseball team
Briton Athletics: Baseball Preview
With just five seniors on the 30-man roster, the Albion College baseball team has focused on the process in winter practice sessions inside the Dow Center. Coach Scott Carden provides a preview.
Swimmers Reflect On Successful Run At MIAA Meet
As Coach Jake Taber expected, school records were broken as Albion College swimmers completed a successful run in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Championships. Brian Fiorillo, Julie Okorn, Brad Melpolder, and Anna Hargrove talked about the Britons' success in the league meet.
Track & Field Preview
Albion College launches the track & field season Feb. 9 at Anderson University. Coach Lance Coleman provides a preview of the season.
Albion Expects To Field Strong Men's Lacrosse Team
Coach Jake DeCola expects the Britons to field a strong team thanks to having its first class of four-year players on the roster.
Albion swimmers prepare for MIAA Championships
Brian Fiorillo set two Dean Aquatic Center records as Albion College completed the dual meet portion of the schedule Feb. 2. Head Coach Jake Taber says he expects numerous school records to fall when the Britons compete in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Swimming & Diving Championships Feb. 13-16 at Jenison High School.
Albion Breaks Through With League Victory
First-Year players Justin Beal, Eric Evans, Jordan Herron, and Ryan Watson led Albion on a 27-6 second-half run as the Britons scored a 71-58 win over Olivet in Jan. 26 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association men's basketball action. Coach Jody May reflected on the victory.
Briton Athletics: Women's Basketball Report for Dec. 20
Albion defeated the University of Michigan-Dearborn Dec. 19. The Britons will take a two-game winning streak into Dec. 28-29 games in Springfield, Ohio. Coach Doreen Carden provides an update on the season so far.
Swimming Midseason Report
Albion College swimmers broke school records in five individual events and a relay during the Carthage Classic. Coach Jake Taber provides a midseason report on the Britons' progress.
Men's Basketball Update
Albion climbed back to .500 with a Dec. 1 win over Elmhurst. Coach Jody May provides an update on the Britons' season so far.
SAAC Hosts Winter Carnival
The Albion College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee completed a semester full of community service projects Saturday by hosting hundreds of local youngsters for a Winter Carnival at the Dow Recreation & Wellness Center.
Men's Basketball Update (Nov. 19)
The Albion College men's basketball team owns a 1-1 record after opening the season with Nov. 16 and 18 games in the Mike Turner Tip-Off Classic. Head Coach Jody May looked back at the first two games of the season and ahead to Albion's games in the Mike Rokicki Community Versus Cancer Challenge in this video shot by Eric Shimmel.
2012 Football Season Review
Albion College head football coach Craig Rundle said injuries sustained by veteran played had an impact on the Britons' 2012 season. The season was a success because the seniors provided excellent leadership and the younger players who were forced into the lineup rose to the occasion.
Football Prepares for Season Finale
Albion College fell out of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association football title chase with a 20-19 overtime loss to Adrian College. The Britons now turn their attention to sending the seniors out with a victory in the season finale against Hope College.
Men's Basketball Preview
Albion College men's basketball coach Jody May likes the potential of the 2012-2013 team. He provides a preview of the season in this video.
Women's Basketball Preview
Albion College women's basketball coach Doreen Carden said her 2012-2013 team will be led by guards Brett de Bear, Tanner Johnson, Taylor Nuguent, and Taylor Peruchietti. The post players, while young, bring an athletic dimension to the squad.
Football Readies for Showdown with Adrian
Albion College set up a meaningful game with Adrian College after Cody Crawford scored on a 30-yard pass from Dominic Bona late in the fourth quarter to lift the Britons to a 21-15 victory over Olivet College. Albion Head Coach Craig Rundle talked about the late touchdown drive and the showdown with Adrian.
Football Season Continues With Road Trip to Olivet
Albion College improved to 5-2 with a 24-3 victory over Alma College Oct. 20. The season continues Oct. 27 when the Britons challenge Olivet College.
MIAA Cross Country Championship Preview
Albion College will host the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Cross Country Championship Oct. 27 at the Whiffletree Hill Golf Club in Concord. Briton Coach Hayden Smith said the course will be fair to the runners while providing good vantage points for spectators.
Swimming & Diving Preview
Albion College begins the swimming & diving season October 19 with the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Relays. Albion has home meets October 26 as the women compete against Saint Mary's College and October 27 as the men and women compete against Kalamazoo College. Jake Taber is in his first season as the head coach at Albion. He provided this preview.
Rundle hopes defensive effort continues as Britons challenge Alma
Albion College head football coach Craig Rundle said the defense played with emotion in the Britons' 17-14 win over Kalamazoo College. The Britons hope to build on the momentum Oct. 20 when they travel to Alma College.
Williams, Defense Shine As Albion Stings Kalamazoo
Darrin Williams rushed for 249 yards and a score and the defense allowed 117 yards as Albion earned a 17-14 victory over Kalamazoo in MIAA football action.
Albion football preparing for first MIAA test
The Albion College football team focused on fundamentals during its bye week. The quest for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association title begins Saturday as the Britons travel to Angola. Ind., to challenge Trine University. Head Coach Craig Rundle provides a preview.
Briton Football Turns Back Central
Albion turned back Central's fourth-quarter rally to pull away for a 35-16 victory in non-league college football action Sept. 22. Kenzie Sanford shot the video.
Albion volleyball denied chance to extend match
Albion was a point away from extending Kalamazoo to a fifth set in MIAA volleyball action Sept. 21. The Britons were unable to secure set point, however, and lost the match. Lauren DeLuyck, Jalyn Ingalls, Caitlin McClorey, and Halle Thom all produced nine kills in the contest. First-year coach Kristin Slamer said the Britons played defense as well as they had all season.
Men's Soccer Recap for Sept. 18
The Albion College men's soccer team didn't get the result it wanted in a 2-0 loss to Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association rival Olivet College, but Briton head coach Jerry Block believes the victories will come if the squad continues to play the way it did Tuesday.
Men's Soccer: Labor Day Weekend Report
The Albion College men's soccer team opened the season Labor Day weekend with matches against North Central College and Concordia University. Head Coach Jerry Block provides an update on the Britons' progress.
Briton Athletics: O'Dowd Reports From Men's Soccer Camp
Denny O'Dowd, a senior defender from Virginia Beach, Va., reflects on the opening days of the Albion College men's soccer team's training camp.
2012 Men's Soccer Preview
Albion head men's soccer coach Jerry Block provides a preview of the Britons' 2012 men's soccer team.
Giannotta, Russo carry Albion softball to game one win
Senior pitcher Erin Giannotta scattered two singles in pitching her first shutout of the season and sophomore Stefano Russo delivered her first game-winning RBI of the season as Albion College eked out a 1-0 victory over Defiance (Ohio) College in the first game of a non-league softball doubleheader on March 18, 2012. Albion had to settle for a split, however, two homeruns powered Defiance to a 4-2 victory in game two.
Brit: Day in the Life
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FLEFF Intern Voices
The Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival from the interns' point of view
Monday, March 24, 2014
Blog post by Blaize Hall, Television-Radio '15, Georgia, VT
Steve Gordon is one of Park's finest. After working for twenty years in LA, he escaped the traffic and city bustle and moved to peaceful Ithaca to teach. When we met, he spoke fondly of Los Angeles, but shared how nice a change of pace Ithaca is. He raved about his several years' experience with FLEFF, gave advice, and shared professional insight into the competing worlds of corporate and Indie film. Here are some highlights from the interview.
A favorite memory from FLEFF:
"I remember having the experience of showing a film in one of MY classes. It was a short documentary called 'Gimme Green' about people's obsessions with their lawns. It was packed house." He grins, "Don't tell the fire marshal, but we had about forty people in twenty-four person room. People got really fired up and started asking questions about environmentalism and water rights. None of us were really prepared to answer!" He chuckles, "It was exciting 'cause then we wanted to go research that. ANY film that makes you think like, that I think is wonderful. This film managed to do it in just twenty-five minutes."
Advice to Interns:
"I've talked to the interns before about 'how to FLEFF', and given lists of things you shouldn't do. For example, don't run up to a director and kiss them!"
"Has anyone done that before at FLEFF?"
"Well, we have had interns be a little too effusive. The interns are really enthusiastic."
On fundraising:
"We had a political filmmaker, an IC grad, show a doc on the Koch brothers. I think it opened up some minds and eyes, the way they budgeted that and fundraised for that. I don't think the students were really aware that its not just indie go-go, its really necessary to be creative in doing fundraising campaigns. Whether its a party or a concert or whatever it is, its things that we don't really think of when we think of fundraising."
Running the "How to Make Your Break" panel:
"Most of the FLEFF guests are not traditional Hollywood filmmakers. However, there's a lot of the same aspects of getting into the business even in the indie film world. The guests often have more interesting stories, from different countries. The way they got into the business, there's a theme that can translate and also be inspiring. One woman, Karen Chen, worked for an indie film company. She was inspiring. Whether the independent film business is going up and down, her story was all about the passion of telling these stories. I think she also inspired students to learn more. It's especially appropriate for film and television students at Ithaca to take part in FLEFF. It's about story telling, that's what FLEFF is. It's important to see different talents, world wide. It's different perspectives on story telling, which is important. I think is a great experience you can't get that in your daily routine of going to classes here in Ithaca."
You've worked in the "corporate" world of Television. This is all indie, what is the biggest difference in those fields, and what stays the same?
"They're so much more close together than they've ever been. Many people think We're in the golden age of television. Television and film are shot on the same medium, which is mostly digital, mostly because of the proliferation of channels and outlets that we can watch things on. There's much more niche work being done, which is what independent film is. These worlds are coming closer and closer together. Many of these filmmakers coming to FLEFF can and do make television. And there films are shown on television. That's because there's so many channels, there's really something for everyone."
If corporate film is getting closer to indie film, do you think international film is getting closer to Hollywood?
"I hope not. A lot of international film follows Hollywood to some degree. That's kind of been the formula for filmmaking, in the same way that England and the BBC has sort of paved the way for high quality television. The more broadly you can look at things from a worldly perspective, the higher the quality can be. I think now in Hollywood and in other countries, people are looking more worldly.
Its not really corporate vs. Indie, because corporate is Indie. I don't mean Batman is an indie film, but you know Sony, has an indie arm. They're at all these festivals and they're scouting films. Paramount and Viacom go to these festivals, they're at Sundance, and Cannes, and they see what the filmmakers are coming out with. That's whats great about FLEFF. FLEFF isn't a competitive festival, but it is showing some things for the first time, and I think that's really exciting."
Biggest hope for FLEFF this season:
"Biggest hope is that every film sells out and every film has at least half students. If we can make sure the students know what the offerings are, they will go."


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The biggest fish in free agency was Peyton Manning, and now that fish has been landed, by the Denver Broncos. Peyton arriving now leads to speculation about Tebow leaving, and some Dallas media sorts have suggested that he might land with the Cowboys. My general feeling is possibly, if he ends up being cut, but since Dallas already has a serviceable backup in Kyle Orton (one of their first free agent pickups), I'm not sure I see the need.
However, Tebow has what former Falcons QB David Archer calls "no off switch". He doesn't quit, even under conditions where most people give up. This "never say never" attitude will land him a job somewhere. His will to win, will to work, and totally improbable ability to win games will land him somewhere. I'm sure of it.
It seems to me the team that could handle Tebow best would be the Carolina Panthers. With Cam Newton already using spread and zone concepts, it would be much less effort for that team to accommodate Tim. The question, of course, is whether they would want to.
Important in the NFC East scheme of things was the Redskins trade for the #2 draft choice. They are almost certainly going to draft RG3 with that pick. For some years now, the Skins have lived with an unsettled QB situation, and now that is over. The question on their plate is how to accumulate talent with the draft deficit they face.
The Eagles signed WR DeSean Jackson to a long term contract, and if I recall, have traded for DeMeco Ryans as well. Is this the end to their linebacker woes? Now, the free agency linebacker market, as noted by such sources as Pro Football Focus, has been stolid. The general consensus is that the best linebackers had very high salary expectations. Clubs are just waiting for the talent that is there to be affordable.
Dallas, of course, faces the same issue on their offense as they did before free agency. If their biggest problem is Phil Costa at center, what have they done to fix that? They have picked up two free agent guards, Nate Livings and Mackenzy Bernadeau, neither of which is regarded as a great player, but then again, they didn't pay much either. The most important pickup was CB Brandon Carr, who replaces Terrance Newman. Also useful was QB Kyle Orton, and the LB Dan Connor (insert Terminator joke here).


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Ronin recruits protein 'allies' to sustain embryonic stem cell growth
Ronin, crucial to the self-renewal of embryonic stem cells, and a co-regulator called Hcf-1, binds to a small strand of DNA called a hyperconserved enhancer element to control a gene "program" that stimulates growth of the stem cells and may even play a role in cancer, said a group of researchers led by Baylor College of Medicine in a current report in the journal Genes and Development.
Dr. Thomas P. Zwaka, associate professor in the Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine (STaR) Center at BCM and others in his laboratory first identified Ronin and its role in maintaining stem cells in their undifferentiated state. Now he and his colleagues from the University of Houston, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Mass., have identified the tiny strand of DNA that enables the protein with its co-regulator Hcf-1 to maintain the rapid growth that characterizes embryonic stems cells.
Finding this small DNA strand required determining the genetic sequence of the site to which Ronin binds in the genome, he said. They used high tech, extremely rapid sequencing methods (high throughput, massively parallel sequencing) to identify the appropriate sequences and determine their genetic code. They analyzed 866 potential binding sites and found a similar motif in 844.
As chance would have it, this genetic sequence had been previously identified in a pure bioinformatics study of genetic sequences that are present in most mammalian species. Because such sequences are conserved throughout evolution, they are believed to play a fundamental role in cellular processes. In a list of 100 most conserved genetic regions, this DNA sequence ranked fourth in frequency. In this case, researchers believe that the small DNA strand bound to a transcription factor that they had not identified. (A transcription factor governs translation of the DNA message in a gene into RNA, which can then be used by the cell's machinery as a template for a protein.)
"Ronin is that factor," said Zwaka. "Ronin binds to the 'hyperconserved enhancer element' sequence and then recruits Hcf-1. Only if it recruits Hcf-1 do we get activation of the special gene growth program."
With this highly conserved enhancer element, the Ronin/Hcf-1 combination controls a specific growth program of genes that are required in the early formation of an embryo, stem cells and maybe in some tumor cells, he said.
"When you look at the target genes of Ronin/Hcf-1, all are in the category of protein metabolism," he said.
Embryonic stem cells are characterized by rapid growth and renewal.
"Graduate students complain that they have to split and feed the cells every day. If you don't supply them with fresh medium, they die because they use it all up. It is important to understand what underlies this prolific growth," he said.
Understanding that could help scientists growth the cells better in the laboratory. Cancer growth, in many ways, simulates that of embryonic stem cells, he said. Understanding the growth program made up of 1,000 or more genes regulated by Ronin/Hcf-1 could help determine new strategies for fighting tumors.
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Non ci sono problemi – No problem! With my right foot still on the pavement, the estate agent's car was already pulling away. My reaction was fast: I pulled both legs inside and slammed the car door, averting an accident.… Continue Reading