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The Big Green accumulated a two-division total of 191 points, seven points behind Brown University, which claimed seventh place. Georgetown University won the regatta, finishing with 120 points overall and leading throughout most of the weekend. The victory marked the Hoyas' fourth first-place finish in the event's five-year history.
On April 9, the two teams met in Syracuse, where the Orange handed Dartmouth a demoralizing 22-4 defeat, the Big Green's biggest loss of the season. Though the team rebounded with a pair of wins, Dartmouth dropped its final two regular season games before pulling out a pair of victories in Philadelphia to claim the Ivy title. Defenseman Dana Brisbane '12 said that the Big Green's play last weekend is more indicative of its ability than the loss to the Orange in April.
Regardless of how much I might have liked some of the alumni who interviewed me while I was going through the college admissions process, there was always one thing that they would say that immediately made me want to punch them in the face: "You know, back in my day, you would've gotten in for sure. Too bad it's so hard for you kids now. I see kids just like you get rejected, and I know that if I had to apply today, there's no way I would stand a chance."
This week, I sat down with Nick Lombardi '15, the third baseman on the Dartmouth baseball team, to discuss the team's season and his transition to college baseball.
With its win on Friday, the No. 60 Big Green men tied the record for most wins in a season by a Dartmouth team with 17, and it claimed sole possession of the record on Sunday with its 18th win of the season.
I probably wouldn't be writing these words had the dice rolled differently. When I applied to college, I was a wait-listed at Dartmouth.
Although it may seem like men dominate every aspect of the world, women play a huge role today. Half a century ago, females were overlooked, especially in the spheres of politics and athletics. Women had to settle for either low-paying or part-time jobs. Times were indeed tough for the fairer sex, as men dictated the world's course.
, At the end of Winter term at Dartmouth, the campus empties out. Relieved to be done with exams and the cold, students head exuberantly to the tropics, gleefully to the mountains or quietly to the familiarity of home. Hanover is left with a smattering of townspeople and professors. The only Dartmouth students left are the spring athletes, whose work has only just begun.
The top 32 men in the nation competed in the Pool Division, and Dartmouth's Chris Hanson '13 and Nick Sisodia '12 earned spots in the top bracket. Hanson opened the tournament on Friday against Princeton University freshman Samuel Kang. Hanson and Kang battled for five games, but Kang eventually emerged victorious. Hanson snagged the opener, 11-9, fell, 5-11, in the second, edged out Kang, 13-11, in the third and succumbed, 11-6 and 11-4, in the last two games.
"Coulda, woulda, shoulda." That's what my dad always says when I start a sentence with "I should have..." It's infuriating. Sometimes I just need to decry the injustices that have befallen me. Let me wallow.
The Dartmouth's men's and women's track and field teams will travel to Cornell University this weekend to compete at the Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Track & Field Championships. The Big Green's top competitors will leave on Friday and compete on Saturday and Sunday.
WASP. One syllable encapsulates how a lot of people on the outside view Dartmouth. The 1950s and 1960s were the reign of the "Old Boys Club" at Dartmouth, and one might suppose that "White Anglo-Saxon Protestantism" was even more dominant prior to coeducation.
The top bracket was composed of five Ivy League teams Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard University, Yale University and Cornell University. Trinity College, Franklin & Marshall College and University of Rochester rounded out the field. The Big Green entered the tournament seeded seventh and backed up its ranking, finishing seventh in the tournament.
Hanover may not be a cosmopolitan culinary center in the way that nearby cities such as Boston and New York are, but it still features plenty of means for students, faculty and community members to satisfy their cravings for a range of international foods.
The men fought hard to top Maine, who finished just two points behind at 62. The meet came down to the 4x800-meter relay late in the day, which the Big Green won by two seconds at 8:02.49.
There is a little something about Thanksgiving that makes everything seem so much better. Perhaps it's that everything smells like cinnamon, or maybe it's the bountiful and mouthwatering feasts that make the holiday so anticipated. For me, however, it is because I get to see my family.
On the football field, linebacker Luke Hussey '11 Th'12 is an imposing presence. Standing at six feet tall and weighing over 200 pounds, he completed more than 130 tackles in his collegiate career.
D'Agostino finished the six-kilometer course in Terre Haute, Ind., in a time of 19:42.9, just 1.7 seconds behind Villanova University fifth-year senior Sheila Reid, the national champion. Shaw crossed the line in 30:24.8, good for a 54th place finish in the 10-kilometer course.
One time during my sophomore year, as I was sitting in the Hop with my friends, an older guy in my fraternity came up and congratulated me for hooking up with a girl the night before. I felt my stomach clench as chuckles went around the table, and I don't think it was just my hangover or the undercooked Billy Bob on my plate. I pushed out a smirk and kept eating.
Maybe I'll write a gay sex how-to. It wouldn't actually be much different than the monthly repetitions of Cosmopolitan's starkly heteronormative "how to please a man" articles, other than who is doing the pleasing. Maybe if Cosmo were to discuss women pleasuring women (and themselves) instead of just men, their younger readers would be spared the demeaning and confidence-crushing "advice" in these how-to articles, which fosters a destructive sense of self-worth in young women attempting to navigate their emerging sexuality.