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Hale Freeman Trotter, an emeritus professor of mathematics, died at 91 at his home in Princeton, New Jersey.

Hale had a broad range of interests and impacts, starting with his thesis and work in probability.

Novak Djokovic is not the first superstar to be expelled from a major sporting event. While the circumstances were very different, Djokovic's ill-fated trip to the Australian Open and hero's welcome bore resemblance to Karl Schranz's experience of the Sapporo 1972 Winter Olympics.

April 25, 2021 It was a busy night at Adolph’s, the legendary gathering place for the ski racing world in Park City. Atomic’s table had grown from six to 20 as revelers came together to toast Daron Rahlves. “Oh, we are going to have a party tonight,” said Adolph with that trademark pensive look on his staid Swiss face. The veteran restaurateur was nervous as he left the kitchen to rearrange his dining room. But underlying that nervousness was this heartfelt joy of being the centerpiece of ski racing in the world. Swiss-native Adoph Imboden made the tough decision this month to close t...

Ridgelines Adolph Imboden, owner of Adolph's Restaurant, poses in the entryway of his establishment on Tuesday. Imboden plans on closing the restaurant at the end of April. Tanzi Propst/Park Record Whenever I walk to my table at Adolph’s there’s a short period of distraction. Scanning the room, I step back in time to relive some of the great moments in ski racing history amid the hundreds pieces of memorabilia adorning the walls. Across the dozens of nations that have played host to the FIS Alpine World Cup around the world, few gathering spots have become the type of global Mecca as Adol...