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Sept. 11 One year later Picturing Our Past Kornfeld, Schaal to speak for Assembly Series Stuart Kornfeld, M.D., a prominent molecular biophysicist and biochemist, and Barbara Schaal, Ph.D., an authority on plant biology and life sciences, will receive the University's 2002 Faculty Achievement Awards and summarize their scholarly work at an awards ceremony as part of the Assembly Series. Full story More Stories
				Volleyball captures WU Classic title Junior Amy Brand (above) and classmate Katie Quinn were named all-tournament as the Bears won the WU Classic Sept. 6-7. The No. 4 volleyball team had another perfect weekend with victories over Webster (3-0), Southwestern (3-0), Westminster College (3-0) and the University of Saint Francis (3-1) to claim the WU Classic title Sept. 6-7. Senior co-captain Rebecca Rotello recorded 123 assists in the four matches as she passed Meg Vitter for third place on the all-time WUSTL list with 3,286 assists. Rotello and juniors Amy Brand and Katie Quinn were named to the all-tournament team as the Bears captured their second straight tournament victory. Washington U. captured the Molten Pikes Peak Challenge in Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 30-31. The Red and Green (8-0) will try to keep its perfect record alive when it hosts the Washington University Invitational today and Sept. 14 at the Field House. The Bears will open up play today against No. 11 Wittenberg University at 3:30 p.m. Other updates For the second straight year, the football team went down to the final minute of its season-opener before pulling out a win. The Bears recorded a 16-14 victory over visiting Simpson College (Iowa) Sept. 7. Trailing 14-13 with 11:30 left in the game, the Bears embarked on a 22-play, 98-yard drive to set up Ben Lambert's game-winning, 18-yard field goal with 46 seconds left. The drive consumed 10:44 as WUSTL won its 12th straight season opener. Lambert, who tied the team's single-game record with three field goals in his first game with the team, gave the Bears a 6-0 lead after one quarter. A 56-yard Matt Alley-to-Brad Duesing touchdown pass made it 13-0 before Simpson took a 14-13 halftime lead. The Storm had just 91 yards of total offense in the first half, but an interception return set up a 1-yard TD run and a 38-yard punt return set up a 27-yard touchdown drive to give the Storm the one-point halftime edge. The Bears' Kevin McCarthy piled up 122 yards rushing on 29 carries in his first career start, including 43 on the game-winning drive. Alley finished 10 of 27 for 149 yards and a TD, while Duesing caught four passes for 90 yards and his first career TD. Freshman quarterback Nathan Szep took over late in the third quarter and completed nine of 16 passes for 82 yards, including seven of nine for 55 yards on the final drive. Brandon Roberts had a team-high seven tackles, while sophomore Ryan Jakusz recorded six tackles and a sack in his first career start. KFNS to broadcast Bears football The University and FanSports KFNS Radio (590 AM/100.7 FM) have teamed up to broadcast Bear football games this season. The games will be broadcast live and also can be heard on the KFNS Web site at www.kfns.com. 2002 Washington University football games on KFNS: • Sept. 14 7 p.m. MacMurray College • Sept. 21 6 p.m. at Illinois Wesleyan University • Sept. 28 7 p.m. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology • Oct. 12 1 p.m. Trinity University • Oct. 19 Noon at University of Chicago • Oct. 26 12:30 p.m. Case Western Reserve University • Nov. 9 Noon Carnegie Mellon University Times listed are kickoff; pregame show starts 10 minutes prior to start of game. The men's soccer team posted a 0-1-1 record this past weekend as it competed in the UAA/SCAC Challenge in Sewanee, Tenn. In the tournament's opening game, the Bears tied the University of the South, 0-0 in double overtime. Sophomore goalkeeper Jeremy Kaplan-Lyman posted the shutout for the Bears as he played all 110 minutes, making five saves. The Bears outshot the Tigers 13-9. In a 1-0 loss to Rhodes College Sept. 7, the Bears outshot Rhodes 14-9 but could not muster a goal. Jeff Wishnew scored the game-winner in the 84th minute as the Bears dropped their first contest of the season. The women's soccer squad improved to 2-1-1 on the year with a win and a tie last week. The Bears earned their first draw, and first shutout, of the young season with a 0-0 deadlock at Illinois Wesleyan Sept. 3. Goalkeeper Charlotte Felber played all 110 minutes and made three saves for WUSTL. On Sept. 7, the Bears got their first home win with a 6-0 whitewashing of Carleton College. Kim Raess recorded her second two-goal game of the season and tallied her second game-winning goal with a score in the 10th minute. Lindsey Ulkus, Megan Drews and Kelly Jung all scored goals, while Readie Callahan and Casey Herrforth combined for the shutout.

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