We'll the first semester is over, and if you've missed the first half of the sports season, don't worry. Here's a quick recap of the standings to date, so it will seem like you haven't missed any of the action. And for those of you who have yet to make a New Year's resolution, here's an easy one. Go to as many UPEI sporting events as possible, and cheer really loud. It's a great way to shed all that turkey and other goodies from the holidays. A bonus point if you bring a friend.

Snappy Shakespearian Title By Brodie MacRAE

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