Final This And That Of The Year

The "local" NBC television affiliate in Burlington, Vt., has a story about the founding of the "Dartmouth Black Student Athlete Alliance." CLICK HERE to watch the report.

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Ivy Leaguers in the NFL this week (courtesy of the Ivy office):

Brown
Michael Hoecht – DL, Los Angeles Rams%

Columbia
Cameron Nizialek – P, Jacksonville Jaguars%

Cornell
JC Tretter – OL, Cleveland Browns

Dartmouth
Matt Kaskey – OL, Carolina Panthers
Niko Lalos – DE, New York Giants

Harvard
Cameron Brate – TE, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Nick Easton – OL, New Orleans Saints
Anthony Firkser – TE, Tennessee Titans
Ryan Fitzpatrick – QB, Miami Dolphins
Kyle Juszczyk – FB, San Francisco 49ers
Tyler Ott – LS, Seattle Seahawks
Cole Toner – OL, Los Angeles Chargers

Penn
Brandon Copeland – LB, New England Patriots*
Greg Van Roten – OL, New York Jets*
Justin Watson – WR, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Princeton
Stephen Carlson – TE, Cleveland Browns
Seth DeValve – TE, Arizona Cardinals
Jesper Horsted – TE, Chicago Bears%
John Lovett – TE, Green Bay Packers*
Caraun Reid – DL, Jacksonville Jaguars

Yale
Dieter Eiselen – OL, Chicago Bears%
Jaeden Graham – TE, Atlanta Falcons
Foye Oluokun – LB, Atlanta Falcons

% Practice Squad
• Injured Reserve

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The New York Times Magazine has a story under the headline:

Was the College Football Season Worth It?

It brought joy – and revenue. But the full cost will never be tallied.

Find the story HERE.

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As we get ready to welcome a new year, one final holiday video shows the lengths Dartmouth's Handel Society had to go to celebrate its 2020 holiday performance:

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EXTRA POINT

Every year when we were kids my mother, who grew up in Copenhagen, would make klejner, the Danish Christmas cookie. The joke (at least I think it is a joke) is my mother wouldn't share her recipe for the cookies with Mrs. BGA until she was sure the marriage would last ;-)

While Mrs. BGA had to wait to get the recipe, her now sister-in-law came by it naturally and a few days before Christmas went about the business of making what we always called "Danish cookies" to share with friends. In anticipation of tonight's end of a year we'll never forget she shot a fitting picture of the klejner dough before rolling it out: