Author Meg Donlon

Scary, but true: the year is coming to an end and it's time to say good-bye to your beloved He Said and She Said of '07. Thanks for putting up with our poor writing skills and weak attempts to entertain everyone all year. Your patience has been appreciated.

A look at some of the best and worst's that could have been.

On the road and facing the fifth team in the nation while in the midst of a two-game losing streak, the Stags were faced with the improbable challenge of overcoming a 5-2 deficit with only one half to play. The stags rallied to a 7-7 tie, but ultimately fell short of the upset.

Entering the men's tennis season, Head Coach Ed Paige and his players' main goal was to break the single season record for wins, which currently sits at 12. With four games remaining in the season the Stags have 10 wins, needing to win three of their final four to break the record.

The women's lacrosse team found itself down again this past week as it lost 20-10 to Columbia last Wednesday. The loss brought the Stags to 5-7 overall while the Lions improved to 4-6 on the season. The Stags got off to a strong start, putting the Lions on their heels from the beginning.

Getting dumped is rough (I'm just guessing - it's never actually happened to me), but sometimes being the dumper can be rougher. If it's just not working out with your man, here are my top 10 suggestions to ditch your dud.

He Said and I are forecasting an especially low level of readership this week, due to the fact that school is closed the day the paper comes out. Well, we've decided to take advantage of this to share with those few dedicated people some of our deepest secrets you may not have known about yours truly.

New Hampshire is a quiet state known for its beautiful mountains and quiet wilderness. So why is New Hampshire getting so much news lately? It is campaign time and the candidates for the race are out of the starting gate, early in 2007.

Dear Professors, I know you're all avid readers of this little column, so I figured what better way to vent my end of the semester frustrations than to address this matter in the paper. As I'm sure you all remember from my previous columns, I had a wonderful week of spring break spent basking under the hot Jamaican sun, sipping on Red Stripe and shooing away the advances of many young gentlemen callers also on spring break and under the disillusionment that I was there for some "booty.

What is your favorite excuse for skipping class? Maybe you're not a morning person, and that makes every class held before noon a challenge for you to attend. Whatever the excuse may be, you should know that professors are aware of them all.