. . . has released his first book, Black Carpenter: Straight Talk to Build a Solid Foundation (co-written with Anna Cheshire Levitan), part of a multiplatform success-building campaign for youths. And White's co-starring turn in Tyler Perry's Good Deeds, which premiere(d) on Feb. 24, comes amid a very hectic schedule for the 36-year-old actor and activist.Find the full story here.
Find the Black Carpenter website here, his Black Carpenter bio here and BrianWhiteOnline here.
Check out this video interview with Brian White where he credits Red Auerbach as one of the reasons why he ended up at Dartmouth:
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The Sports Network has a lengthy look at Joe Moglia's career path that saw him go from being a defensive assistant at Dartmouth in the 1980's to CEO of Ameritrade to the new head coach at Coastal Carolina.
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Could the Dallas Cowboys have a soft spot for Yale quarterback Patrick Witt? The Dallas Morning News blog suggests they might. From the story:A lot of my football knowledge comes directly from those two years I spent at Nebraska.
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In case you missed it, the NCAA has approved the following changes for next year (link):- Kickoffs will move from the 30 to the 35
- Running starts by kicking team now limited to five yards
- Touchbacks on free kicks will come out to the 25
- Players whose helmets come off have to leave the game for one play
- No leaping over blockers trying to block punts
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Did you see this? Yikes . . .•
The Dartmouth spring sports season opened on a high note yesterday with the men's lacrosse team knocking off Colgate, 9-6, and the women's lacrosse team downing New Hampshire, 13-7. But it was a totally forgettable day for the winter "revenue" sports. Women's basketball was crushed by Princeton (94-57), men's basketball was punished by the Tigers (85-61), women's ice hockey saw its season end as St. Lawrence completed a playoff sweep at Thompson Arena (2-0) and men's ice hockey lost a chance to host in the playoffs with a 3-1 loss to St. Lawrence.
