Ben Schmeckpeper retweeted
New year, same NEWMAC Champs! The MIT men's cross country team is still the only program to win the title as the Engineers won title number 25 on Saturday!! #RollTech
Recap and results: tinyurl.com/yvtks6z9
Ben Schmeckpeper retweeted
Harry Edwards, the legendary Bay Area sports sociologist and activist, is suffering from bone cancer. Long ago, his fight for civil rights taught him not to fear death.
“This is just about the end of the line for me.”
@MikeSilver column: trib.al/3f0zaC0
Ben Schmeckpeper retweeted
Congrats to the 10 @MITTFXC men's alums and nine women's alumnae, as well as former head coach Halston Taylor, as the group was honored on the @NEWMACsports 25-Year Teams! #RollTech @D3GloryDays @USTFCCCA
Ben Schmeckpeper retweeted
Congratulations to @MITTFXC for being named the Al Carius Men's Program of the Year in @NCAADIII! The Engineers nearly swept the slate clean with team titles in cross country and outdoor track & field - and a narrow runner-up finish indoors.
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Ben Schmeckpeper retweeted
One national record, another top-3 all-time time and three school records highlight the weekend for the No. 2 @MITTFXC men's team at BU and the Gordon Kelly Invitational! Incredible performances all over! Recap/results at tinyurl.com/mr265xnc #RollTech
Ben Schmeckpeper retweeted
HISTORY TONIGHT IN BOSTON! @MITTFXC's Ryan Wilson set the @NCAADIII NATIONAL RECORD in the mile with a blistering time of 3:55.29 at BU! Congratulations to Ryan! #RollTech #WickedFast
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Find yourself an archnemesis who sends you Save Icon coasters. Thanks @JGamblin!
I started off 2023 by reading @JasonKander's very good memoir.
At some point, Bob Dylan and The Band's live album Before The Flood will cease being the best music to have on when you need to put your head down and work, but we're not there yet.
After six years, today is my last day at Kenna Security. My time there has had an outsized impact on my career. Please excuse the vanity, but here's a 🧵 on what I've learned.
Culture is a fragile thing. It takes constant nurturing and attention to maintain (and grow), and it can be dismantled before you even realize what's happening.















