Jam the Gym certainly provided ample photo opportunities. Here's four galleries from last Saturday's big event:
Women's Basketball vs. Dominican
Men's Basketball vs. Dominican
Dance Team from Jam the Gym
Other Jam the Gym pictures
By the way, if you see pictures you like, you can purchase them, right there in our Photo Galleries section.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Alumni inteviews: Sue Caldwell and Mark Lowry
On Saturday, January 23 at Jam the Gym, we caught up with Edgewood College women's basketball alum Sue Caldwell and men's basketball alum Mark Lowry. Sue and Mark spent a few minutes talking to us about their experience at Edgewood College and sharing what they are up to now.
Interview with Sue Caldwell:
Interview with Mark Lowry:
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Interview with Sue Caldwell:
Interview with Mark Lowry:
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Friday, January 15, 2010
2010 Track Preview with Coach Brewster
Head men's and women's track coach Bethany Brewster visits with Sports Information Director David Petroff to talk about the upcoming track season. The new campaign kicks off on Saturday, January 16 at the University of Dubuque Invitational.
Listen here:
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Listen here:
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Edgewood College Viewbook
The Edgewood College Viewbook is now available on-line! Read it right here and point your favorite future Eagle to it:
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Matt Werner: Guatemalan Adventure #5
The first four parts of Matt's journal are available here: #1, #2, #3, #4
Hello all, I hope things aren't too cold in Wisconsin. I would gladly trade a day of cold from a blistering day here. Sometimes the breese here is even hot. The combination of the sun, heat, humidity, and low altitude really add up for some sweaty days. I am enjoying the heat but miss the cold.
Well, I would like to give you a short update about one of my activities here and a Catholic ceremony I participated in. I like to help the ranch owner who is taking care of me and letting me stay with his family by helping him milk his cows in the morning. He has about 20 cows that he milks in the morning at about 5.30 am. So I get up every morning at about 5.20 am and walk next door to his corral where I help him with milking the cows. He has taught me how to milk them, tie them up, and tie up the calf so that we can extract the milk for sale to the milk processing factory. He does this every morning without fail. I have really become accustomed to this routine and I enjoy waking up at the dawn and going to sleep shortly after the sun sets. It makes for fulfilling days. I still have yet to perfect my technique but I am learning quickly how to be a good milker.
Secondly, I would like to tell you about a Catholic procession I participated in down here. Catholicism is very important in Guatemala and many of the people who live here do many celebrations of the religion. Las Posadas means The Advent Celebration. During this time a statue of the Virgin Mary, Joseph, and Jesus as a baby is carried around from house to house as is tradition to celebrate the advent calendar leading up to the 25th. During this time my role was to make noise using my drum in order to celebrate and alert people as to the coming of Jesus. It was a fun procession and I was able to see how they celebrate Catholicism here.
I hope everyone had a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
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Hello all, I hope things aren't too cold in Wisconsin. I would gladly trade a day of cold from a blistering day here. Sometimes the breese here is even hot. The combination of the sun, heat, humidity, and low altitude really add up for some sweaty days. I am enjoying the heat but miss the cold.
Well, I would like to give you a short update about one of my activities here and a Catholic ceremony I participated in. I like to help the ranch owner who is taking care of me and letting me stay with his family by helping him milk his cows in the morning. He has about 20 cows that he milks in the morning at about 5.30 am. So I get up every morning at about 5.20 am and walk next door to his corral where I help him with milking the cows. He has taught me how to milk them, tie them up, and tie up the calf so that we can extract the milk for sale to the milk processing factory. He does this every morning without fail. I have really become accustomed to this routine and I enjoy waking up at the dawn and going to sleep shortly after the sun sets. It makes for fulfilling days. I still have yet to perfect my technique but I am learning quickly how to be a good milker.
Secondly, I would like to tell you about a Catholic procession I participated in down here. Catholicism is very important in Guatemala and many of the people who live here do many celebrations of the religion. Las Posadas means The Advent Celebration. During this time a statue of the Virgin Mary, Joseph, and Jesus as a baby is carried around from house to house as is tradition to celebrate the advent calendar leading up to the 25th. During this time my role was to make noise using my drum in order to celebrate and alert people as to the coming of Jesus. It was a fun procession and I was able to see how they celebrate Catholicism here.
I hope everyone had a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
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