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Justin Bradley joined the Loyola University Chicago men's basketball staff in August 2023 as an assistant coach. Bradley most recently served as an assistant coach at Seattle U during the 2022-23 season, helping the Redhawks to a 20-12 record last year and a fourth-place finish in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). Additionally, Bradley helped coach Cameron Tyson and Riley Grigsby to All-WAC honors this past season. Bradley has proven to be one of the nation's top young basketball coaches, being named to Silver Waves Media's 2021-22 and 2022-23 Most Impactful Mid Major DI Assistant Coaches list. He also earned recognition on the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) prestigious 30-under-30 Team in 2018.Bradley went to the Pacific Northwest after spending six years in the Northeast. He was an assistant coach on staff at Dartmouth College in 2015-16, then spent two successful seasons (2016-18) at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass., helping the Ephs advance to the NCAA Division III Final Four in 2017 and finish both campaigns ranked fifth in the country.He was involved in all aspects of the recruiting process, assisting in game preparation and strategy while overseeing the player development for perimeter players. Three players earned All-NESCAC honors during his time at Williams, including 2018 Player of the Year and second-team All-American James Heskett.Bradley returned to Dartmouth as an assistant coach beginning in 2018-19, before being elevated to associate head coach prior to the start of the 2020-2021 season while recruiting and coaching current Rambler Dame Adelekun. Regarded as a top-notch teacher and a global recruiter, Bradley helped mentor several all-conference players including former Rambler Chris Knight (second team twice), Brendan Barry (second team) and Evan Boudreaux (Rookie of the Year/second team).To View This Episode- https://youtu.be/tMY7_nvwbps#whoknewinthemoment #philfriedrich #loyolachicago #loyola #podcast #ncaabasketball

Dave Paulsen, the current head coach for Holy Cross men's basketball team, joins this week's episode of @Notevend2 . Coach Paulsen has been coaching since the late 80's and has a ton of knowledge that he gives throughout the episode. Paulsen played basketball for @WilliamsCollege and would later lead Williams to the programs first, and only, National Championship. Paulsen finished his career coaching the Ephs with a 170-53 record- giving him the 2nd most wins in Williams basketball history. After a successful career at Williams, Paulsen moved on to coach at Bucknell University. In his first head coaching role at the Division 1 level, coach Paulsen won three Patriot League Coach of the Year awards ('11, '12 & '15). Under Paulsen, Bucknell became the first Patriot League team to win three consecutive regular season titles. Paulsen currently holds the highest winning percentage in Bucknell history (.588). A big part to Bucknell's success was the addition of future NBA player, Mike Muscala. Muscala was a two-time Patriot League POTY while competing against future NBA all-star CJ McCollum. Coach Paulsen left Bucknell after seven seasons (2008-15) to coach at George Mason University and Fordham University. Paulsen coached plenty of players that would eventually become successful professional players, including Tyler Kolek. In 2023, Paulsen took the head coaching job at Holy Cross; in his second year leading the Crusaders, he's led the program to wins over high major programs, and the teams first conference tournament win since 2019. The Crusaders are currently 5-4 with 4 more games until Patriot League play begins. Hear about Paulsen's 28-year successful career, his experience coaching future NBA players, and what went into the dominance his teams had at Williams and Bucknell. This episode is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:24 Alfred/Utica Updates- 00:24-02:31 Intro- 02:31-08:37 Recap of Holy Cross' 3-0 Weekend, Buzzer Beater Win, Coaching Philosophy in Late Game Situations- 08:37-15:25 Playing at Williams College in the 80's, Coach Harry Sheehy's Impact- 15:25-18:30 Experience as GA at Michigan University, Staying Connected with MU Players- 18:30-22:52Relationship with Tobin Anderson- 22:52-27:25 Coaching at Williams College, Winning Dlll National Championship in '03, Coaching against Coach David Hixon- 27:25-39:46 Success at Bucknell, Elite Coaching Tree, Advice for Aspiring Coaches- 39:46-50:23 Recruiting Mike Muscala, Dominance in the Patriot League, Relationship with Muscala Today- 50:23-57:10 Break- 57:10-57:22 Recruiting/Coaching Tyler Kolek, Opinion on Players Transferring- 57:22-01:05:53 Regret not Recruiting Duncan Robinson, Taking Risks on Players- 01:05:53-01:11:50Expectations/Future for Holy Cross MBB- 01:11:50-01:15:21 Rapid Fire (Funniest Players, Theme Song(s), Most Memorable Year Coaching)- 01:15:21-01:20:42 Starting 5: Best Players Coached- 01:20:42-01:23:22 Outro- 01:23:22-01:24:20

Welcome to your Paulding County Cast! In this episode, hosts Melissa Carter and Doug Harding bring you the latest headlines from Paulding County:   Top Story: Police are searching for two suspects involved in a double shooting at Dallas Terrace Apartments. Both victims were rushed to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital, with one in critical condition. For more details and how you can help, tune in. Community Achievement: Lieutenant Tracy Brown of the Paulding County Sheriff's Office makes history as the first woman from her department to graduate from the Leadership Paulding program. Discover her significant contributions during the nine-month course. Education Spotlight: Congratulations to East Paulding High School's Mrs. Bissell and Mrs. Dupree! They were honored at the GACTE Summer Conference for achieving Marketing Industry Certification, ensuring top-tier education for EPHS students. Plus, get your weather updates for Hiram and Dallas with highs of 93 today and cooling off slightly in the coming days.   Tune in for these stories and more on the Paulding County Cast!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week, Matt and Tyler recap their new food of the month, homemade chocolate chip cookies. And, we discuss the #10 fast food restaurant, according to our polls. Guests: Molly, Calvin, Britta, and other EPHS guest stars

Oh, hi there, boys and girls. It's Week 11 of the college football season. Carla's voice is just about gone and Crappy is distracted (for the first time this year) by midweek MACtion and his Ohio Bobcats. So, yeah … just your normal week around these parts. Before we get into some interesting stuff coming up this weekend, we look back at some fun results from last week. Clemson had an improbable win. Texas and Ohio State won … but not prettily. Arizona (now CFP ranked) continues to be the team that absolutely no one in the Pac-12 wants to play. LSU really needs a healthy Jayden Daniels. And Bedlam actually was bedlam. Unfortunately, it wasn't a great weekend for our Cornell Big Red Bears, but they have a chance to rebound this Saturday at Dartmouth (1:30 ET, ESPN+).  AJ fills us in on all of the goodness that is late-season #GroupOfFiveAfterDark (and yes, there are some really good matchups on that slate this week), and then we get into this weekend's intrigue, including a massive game that even has Crappy seeing blue (and white). No. 18 Utah at No. 5 Washington (3:30 ET, FOX): That Utah defense is spectacular against the run. Unfortunately, Michael Penix Jr. likes to throw the football. A lot. No. 13 Tennessee at No. 14 Missouri (3:30 ET, CBS): Too close to call? Kinda. Mizzou's been oh-so-close a couple of times this year. Is this the game they get over the hump? No. 9 Ole Miss at No. 2 Georgia (7 ET, ESPN): This might be Georgia's biggest test of the season … before facing Bama in the conference title game, that is.  No. 3 Michigan at No. 10 Penn State (Huge Nude, FOX): Yep. Doing this game out of sequential order because it's that important. Carla's hyper-focused on the Penn State secondary, while Crappy is hoping he doesn't have to figure out the math on a three-way tiebreaker atop the B1G East. Carla gives an honorable mention to West Virginia at No. 17 Oklahoma (7 ET, FOX) because the Sooners are reeling, while USC at No. 6 Oregon (10:30 ET, FOX) should be silly fun if you can stay awake. Also, FIU at MTSU (3:30 ET, ESPN+) is worth noting because our beloved Blue Raiders need a win. Crappy is obviously paying attention to Michigan State at No. 1 Ohio State (7:30 ET, NBC), but mostly because of the Bucks' sweet gray unis.  We close the show with an ode to the Biggest Little Game in America, the DIII rivalry between the Amherst Mammoths and the Williams Ephs that's been played since 1884. Former Draft Day Suit (the original home for this show) editor Kim Daboo is an alum of Williams, and our former colleague Chuck Curti, now of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, had a great article this week about two Pittsburgh-area brothers playing in the game. It's just one of the many reasons we love college football. (Also, go Ephs!) And with that … Carla's going to rest her voice and Crappy's going to root his Bobcats to (spoiler alert!) a win. We'll be back here next week for more as we start nearing the end of the 2023 season. (Can you believe it?) Cheers, yinz.

Ahead of a busy weekend of college and high school football games in New England, Matt Noonan shares some thoughts on various matchups to watch, as well as which teams fans of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) should keep their eyes on this fall. (2:25): NESCAC Football Thoughts -- can Williams repeat or will Trinity and Wesleyan challenge the Ephs for the top spot? (13:08): Curry and Dean both seek their first win of the 2022 season -- a win for either squad would be the first for Coach Parsons (Curry) and Coach Murphy (Dean). (15:22): Can Anna Maria College win its second-straight contest of the 2022 season? (16:20): MASCAC conference play begins with some important matchups: Bridgewater State at Plymouth State and Framingham State at UMass Dartmouth. (18:20): Union visits Springfield College in an important non-league tilt.

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Harry Sheehy is a retired athletic administrator and former coach who led Williams College (MA) to 17 Division III national team championships during his 10 years as the college's Chair and Director of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation. He also served as Dartmouth College's Director of Athletics and Recreation for nearly 11 years. During each year of Sheehy's decade guiding the Williams athletics department, the Ephs won the NCAA Division III Directors' Cup, given to the athletics program (out of more than 400 Division III colleges) that achieves the greatest success over a variety of 18 sports. He oversaw 35 NCAA Division I varsity sports at Dartmouth, a member of the Ivy League- 16 men's, 17 women's and two coed- as well as 35 club sports and an extensive intramural program. He also oversaw physical education courses, the Fitness and Lifestyle Improvement Program (FLIP), and recreational activities serving about 1,500 individuals a day. Sheehy was the head men's basketball coach for the Ephs for 17 years, compiling a record of 324-104 (.757) which is the fourth best winning percentage in the history of Division III men's basketball. Williams made 13 appearances in the NCAA Division III Tournament under Sheehy's tutelage, including his last 12 seasons. In 1997 and 1998, the Ephs played in the Division III Final Four, finishing third nationally in both years. He finished his coaching career with eight straight 20-win seasons and the 2000 New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) title. During his coaching career, Sheehy was named the Northeast Coach of the Year (1997, 1998), the Eastern Basketball Magazine Coach of the Year (1998) and the NESCAC Coach of the Year (2000). In 2002, he was elected to be in the inaugural class of the New England Basketball Hall of Fame, joining others such as Bob Cousy, Patrick Ewing, Julius Erving, Jim Calhoun, and Geno Auriemma. Before his coaching and administrative career, he was a basketball All-American at Williams where he became the program's all-time leading scorer. He then played eight years with Athletes in Action and finished his career as the team's leading career scorer and fifth in career assists. Sheehy represented the United States in the 1978 Pan American Confederation Games as the U.S. won the gold medal in Argentina. His 2002 book, “Raising a Team Player,” has received critical acclaim: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1580174477/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_TVZ2XZ28EZW6BGKNK8A6 He is married to Constance Durrell Sheehy. They reside in Williamstown, MA. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-rice4/support

Join Aaron as he discusses the EPHS's State Competition with head coach and teacher Ms Emily Schoenbeck, and Tiger cheerleaders Theresa Diprizio, Kayla Alvarez and Bella Corso.

It's Week 11 of the college football season, and the games are getting bigger and bigger -- even the littlest of them. To help us navigate one of the best little rivalries, we welcome back Kim Daboo, a #CnCShow veteran who holds a degree from Oregon but was nice enough not to hold that over Crappy's head. But Kim did manage to set off Crappy's college football anxieties almost immediately by bringing up Ohio State's Week 11 opponent: the Purdue Spoilermakers. Commence flashbacks to 2018 in West Lafayette.   AJ takes us through what is a defacto #BakedGoods weekend in the G5 and delivers a fun fact about Boise State and oddly covered football fields. Crappy is still basking the glow of a Cornell win at Penn and he's hoping against hope for another when the Big Red travels to Dartmouth.   And then? The main events: No. 8 Oklahoma at No. 13 Baylor (Big Nude Saturday, Fox) As they considered this year's schedule back in August, the Sooners probably considered this to be a tune-up game on the way to Bedlam. Funny thing, though -- Baylor turned out to be really good.   No. 6 Michigan at Penn State (Noon Saturday, ABC) James Franklin doesn't have as many baffling coaching tendencies as Jimmy Harbaugh, but he does have his moments. If he keeps his headscratchers off the field on Saturday -- and if Penn State gets the home field support it generally does -- this could be a Penn State win.   No. 16 NC State at No. 12 Wake Forest (7:30 p.m. Saturday, ACCN) Looking for defense? Look elsewhere. With an AJ Fun Index of 66.5, this game will be all about entertainment -- oh, and for a seat at the top of the ACC Atlantic.   Williams at Amherst, (Noon Saturday, find a stream at the Williams Athletics site) Finally, we turn to the Biggest Little Game in America. Kim, a proud Williams alum, takes us through the rivalry, its origins and its traditions. And Crappy speaks from experience when he says there is little better than beating your rival to clinch a championship -- and that's what we're expecting from the 8-0 Ephs (please don't pronounce that the way Crappy did, OK?)   We wrap the show by going back to the days before #CnCShow existed, when we -- Carla, Crappy and Kim -- were contributors to the late, great Draft Day Suit sports blog. This show began as an offshoot of the occasional grainy, buggy Google + Hangouts to predict NFL games, and Kim was there from the beginning, along with DDS founders/leaders Sarah Bockneck Braesch and Laurie White. We'll forever be grateful that we had a platform at Draft Day Suit to get this endeavor started, with the full support of Sarah and Laurie. And Crappy will never, ever tire of reminding Sarah of the time he told her that a rookie named Russell Wilson would be a better NFL quarterback than RGIII. So thanks to Sarah, Laurie, Kim and all of the other DDS staffers -- and thanks to you guys once again. Enjoy the games this weekend.

Join Aaron as he launches into Season 4 with a conversation with EPCUSD401's new assistant principals: Steph Dornan of EPHS, Stephanie Spiewak of Elm Middle School, and Natalia Gomez of John Mills.

From Blues Brothers to Kelly Clarkson. From Tigers to the Ephs. We make our own "playlists" of teams we are excited to follow this college football season! We also break down the preseason top 25 and try to wrap our heads around the fact that some people do not like pumpkin spice lattes.

David lives in his hometown of Rochester, NY and works as a venture capitalist. He talks about the joys of family, enjoying the small details, and his Williams connections through time (his grandfather wouldn't let him go to Amherst, naturally). Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Born and raised in the City of Rochester, Senator Brouk returned home to continue her journey in public service and most recently being elected to represent the 55th district in the New York State Senate. In this conversation we chat about the 'sparks' along the way that led to her involvement in the community as well as the things that bring joy in her life. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Tamaan(and his wife Camille '00) live in Denver, CO. His work has been focused as a family physician and serving underserved communities through healthcare. He shares his work, taking Capoeira as a hobby, his love for Carnival, and the importance of kindness in our lives. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Rebecca lives in Denver, CO and works as a Coastal Geologist for the National Parks Service. We chat about her job, connecting parks and education, her efforts supporting the transgender and gender diverse community, and what it means to connect with people. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

April lives in Sherman Oaks, CA and works in the entertainment industry as a talent agent. With her fierce confidence, she talks about the journey in the industry, coming from the Caribbean, and becoming a mom again during the pandemic. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Cynthia lives in Overland Park, KS. Her work focuses on storytelling and guest experiences (think designing theme parks) and she talks about her responsibility in the industry for supporting new voices and challenging old narratives. We also dive in to her community engagement work with local robotics and the importance of owning your own story. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Jason moved out to Littleton, CO in early 2020 and got involved in work with the Denver Dumb Friends League as an adoption counselor. We chat about the challenges of following a traditional path versus pursuing one's passions, the joy of making an adoption match, and keeping an open mind. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Don is a retired exploration geologist now residing in Manti, UT. We chat about his adventures in the field post-Williams, the importance of a rounded education, and sharing the outdoors with others who come through town. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Caroline and Kevin live just outside of St. Louis. Caroline is a startup consultant, community organizer, and founding President of the Missouri Asian American Youth Foundation. Kevin is an infectious disease doctor and faculty member at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. They share some of their community work, joys of gardening, introduced us to their dog Pixie, and talked about how journeys have failures and that is ok. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Aaron currently serves as one of the heads of Old Home Distillers, a family owned distillery in Lebanon, New York. In our conversation, we chat about taking risks, the joys of family, being a trombonist, and building community wherever you go. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Alex currently lives in Cleveland, OH and works as a speech pathologist. In our conversation, we chat about her work, trivia, fostering kittens, and the importance of listening to connect with others. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Eze calls Kansas City home. He helps small and mid-sized companies with marketing needs as VP of Lillian James Creative and also helps run two Wings Cafe locations. We talked about finding your passions, taking risks, and being given a chance to do more from others who believed in him. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Join Aaron as he discusses school health and safety with EPHS's school nurse Isaiah Hernandez and Elm's school nurse Margaret del Boccio alongside EPHS's Bernhard Walke!

Join Aaron as he discusses athletics in the time of COVID with Ms. Emily Schoenbeck (science/cheer), Mr. Tony Sylvester (Social Studies/basketball & football), and Ms. Amanda Shafer (English/dance).

Join us as we discuss the latest high school news with Elmwood Park High School's Principal Doug Wildes, Assistant Principal Bernhard Walke, and Athletic Director Doug Noyes!

We chat with one of the great Maine golf families, the Kannegieser's. Topics discussed, include: Pebble Beach and Pebble of the East, junior golf, the Ephs, and of course the Dale.

Samantha Hickey, Mia Morales, and Ayah Obeidallah, three of our EPHS students, talk about the classes they are taking at the Technical Center of Dupage (TCD) and how it is preparing them for the future.

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Listen to Debbie Anichini, Angela Andrews, and Dave Parolin, 3 extraordinary EPHS teachers, talk about their experiences with 1:1 and how it is impacting teaching and learning.

Listen to Alexa Duarte, Sarah Meyers, and Charles Sanchez talk about their experiences with the transition to 1:1 at Elmwood Park High School.

William Price III is an independent filmmaker, new father, and husband to a full time musician. We talk about fatherhood, his battle with cancer, fear of following his dream, and how that all relates to his new film, To Catch A Falling Knife. itunes RSS

Today, our guest is Matthew Dalva, Associate Professor of Neuroscience, at Thomas Jefferson University. In this episode we will talk about, laser-scanning photostimulation and cortical development, Ephs, ephrins, and synapse formation, and what to love in both Philly and the Bay Area.

Ephs. 5:1-32 The Separation of the bride Eph. 5:1-14 The Preparation of the Bride Eph. 5:17;22-27 The Celebration of The Bride Eph. 5:29-32 Rev. 19:6-10

Ephs. 5:1-32 The Separation of the bride Eph. 5:1-14 The Preparation of the Bride Eph. 5:17;22-27 The Celebration of The Bride Eph. 5:29-32 Rev. 19:6-10