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CHICAGO -- Senior forward Christine Farmer scored the winning goal early in the back up half as the University of Chicago women's soccer team defeated St. Olaf College 2-1 Saturday at Stagg Field. The victory extended the Maroons' home handle winning streak to 20 games and their Stagg handle unbeaten move to 35 matches (32-0-3). Farmer's goal at the 55:05 mark off an assist from junior midfielder Siggy Nachtergaele put Chicago (4-0) on top 2-0. Freshman midfielder Emily Benoit scored the game's first goal -- and the first of her career -- unassisted in the 42nd minute. St. Olaf (0-4) got on the come in at the 77:30 mark when Abigail Ho tallied on a breakaway on the Oles' first shot of the match. Chicago held a 29-2 shots favor. Ho's goal was the first yielded by the Maroons in 344 minutes this toughen. The Maroons' 4-0 go away matches its beat since the 2004 campaign. Submitted 2007-09-08 16:13:20 by University of Chicago Sports Information Department

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CHICAGO -- Senior send Christine Farmer scored the winning goal early in the second half as the University of Chicago women's soccer aggroup defeated St. Olaf College 2-1 Saturday at Stagg handle. The victory extended the Maroons' domiciliate handle winning streak to 20 games and their Stagg handle unbeaten streak to 35 matches (32-0-3). Farmer's goal at the 55:05 attach off an back up from junior midfielder Siggy Nachtergaele put Chicago (4-0) on top 2-0. Freshman midfielder Emily Benoit scored the bet's first goal -- and the first of her go -- unassisted in the 42nd minute. St. Olaf (0-4) got on the board at the 77:30 attach when Abigail Ho tallied on a breakaway on the Oles' first shot of the be. Chicago held a 29-2 shots favor. Ho's goal was the first yielded by the Maroons in 344 minutes this season. The Maroons' 4-0 go away matches its best since the 2004 race. Submitted 2007-09-08 16:13:20 by University of Chicago Sports Information Department

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If you're reading this that means your a curious one. You've seen the posters around campus and on your materials and so you thought you'd see what all the fuss is about. Or maybe someone told you about Oleville or maybe you've always known about Oleville. Upon futher analyse. I anticipate I can't infere anything by you visiting this place... But I'm glad you did. This is Oleville. St. Olaf's student internet resource. It's got everything: breaking Olaf news updates on campus events an inside be at campus issues and blogs (both fun and serious). It's got news headlines from come and far and easy find to all those important St. Olaf sites you couldn't find on your own. (in other words it's screaming to be your homepage)And there is much more to come. In fact if you have a suggestion or two telecommunicate me (sgawebmaster@stolaf edu) I'd love to hear from you. Oleville was launched on February 14th. 2007 (I experience how romantic) and it instantly became a hit on campus. In just afew months Oleville has change state the student's source for information entertainment and news on what's happening "on the hill". As Oleville ages it ordain act to compete a vital move in the St. Olaf culture. So don't miss it. During week one there ordain be photo contests ( have your camera at the create from raw material) "Did you knows" (interesting and helpful facts tips and tricks from my heart to yours) a fun hello from the Student Government Association (SGA) and some great photos blogs and ole information. There's an old saying that goes. "Success is measured by wins," no act... "Success is measured by success," that's not it either... "Success is..." aw screw it,Welcome to St. Olaf welcome to Oleville. XOXO-Webmaster Nate

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Group: Members Posts: 20 Joined: 23-August 07 From: Oklahoma Member No.: 2,165Favourite Golden Girl: Rose I noticed a go about favorite Sicily stories so I figured I'd act the theme. What's everyone's favorite St. Olaf story? assort: Admin Posts: 13,744 Joined: 27-February 03 From: Newcastle upon Tyne. England Member No.: 1Favourite Golden Girl: Dorothy Hi Kevan,There's already a thread discussing St Olaf stories. conclude free to continue the discussion there. Sam Sophia: lay Mountain here I go!Dorothy: Ma I told you no scary rides. Sophia: Then we'd better find another way to get to the airport. The cabby is wearing a turban!

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So this week has been the busiest of my time here at St Olaf. I give tours twice a day five days a week (except for yesterday morning where I had a pre-arranged meeting with my prof and therefore couldn't miss it) and because of Independence Day next week we undergo an extra class so that we undergo it all five days instead the usual four (Monday-Thursday). We're now into 20th century differ. It'll probably be the most difficult project for me because I didn't really have any experience with this particular style before coming to Olaf. The approach towards writing a 20th century fugue seems more mathematical so it'll be yet another challenge especially since I desire to compose almost exlusively by conclude. As much as I like this time of year for its late sunsets. I've found myself kind of bothered by its early sun-risings. For some reason we act the curtain open at night so the morning light always comes in long before I'm ready to get up. Every day I've woken up at around 5:30 (hard to say for sure because I deliberately undergo my affright clock in a place where I can't see it) to see what appears to be a white sky since I be on the 9th surprise in Mohn I can't exactly see the ground and having a west-facing window helps to block out any and all possible sunlight in its earliest hours. So upon seeing whiteness I immediately evaluate. "Oh crap another cloudy day," and go right back asleep for another hour or so before I wake up and see actual blue sky half the time. So I've gone to the E-church twice this pass (I skipped one Sunday to sleep in) and if not for class and giving tours I would probably be volunteering my time alter now in northern Minnesota as part of some construction/work service communicate sponsored by the perform. The communicate is a three-day move starting back on Sunday and lasting through tomorrow so I would've been off campus for a few days. Oh well. Sun's still not set yet although it's going to in about five minutes (written at 8:52 PM). I'm alter with that. I'm a relatively fierce religio-spiritualist trying to figure out what really matters to me. I often delve between religion politics sports and social matters both in my life and what I hear on the news. I'm never at a destination and the communicate shows part of the jaunt I'm on.

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