Lawton wins NCAA 10k

by Will Fallon

Third-year Liz Lawton, shown during the cross country season, won the 10K title at the NCAA Championships Thursday.

Courtesy of U of C Sports Information

Third-year Liz Lawton won the NCAA 10k race and will look to duplicate that showing in the 5k.

Women's tennis finishes fourth at NCAAs

by Jake Grubman

Fourth-year Justine Kentla and third-year Chrissy Hu display the Maroons

Courtesy of Clint Often

The Maroons fell to Williams in the semifinals and lost to Amherst in the third place match.

Tennis Club hosts first tournament

by Andres Gonzalez Goodman

Despite the cold and rain the Tennis Club began a yearly tradition with a strong turnout.

Baseball cruises to victory in fourth-years' farewell

by Audrey Henkels

First-year infielder J. R. Lopez went 2-for-4 in the first of Chicago’s two wins against Illinois Tech.

Claire Hungerford

The Maroons coasted to an easy doubleheader win over Illinois Tech in their home closer

And now for individuals...

by Jake Grubman

After their disappointment at the NCAAs several individual Maroons will hope to repeat last year's success.

Men's tennis looks to make up for team disappointment

by Jake Grubman

A pair of seniors and a returning sophomore will look to end their season in style at the NCAA individual tournament.

Q&A: Catching up with Liz Lawton

by Will Fallon

Chicago Maroon sits down with third-year track star Liz Lawton, who heads to the national meet next week to compete in the 5K.

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In Quotes 5.21.2010

“I wouldn’t normally open the door for anyone anyway, let alone a robber. So what if he had a gun? He was very impolite, and I don’t take kindly to that.”

—British rugby player Martin Richardson, who refused a gun-toting robber’s request to hold a door open during a theft, and instead hit him with a chair and tackled him.

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Longtime Listener: Playoff Edition

by Jordan M. Holliday

Jake and Mitch discuss the NBA's playoff picture

100 Years and Counting

by The Maroon Staff

Third-year Mitch Bruno on the trouble with the Cubbies. (And actually, it's 102 now.)

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