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Rivalries in pro and college sports are conceived and born in many different ways. Some are geographic (Mets-Yankees), some are based on a long history (Harvard-Yale) and some come about because both teams happen to very good at the same time (Celtics-Lakers).
MILWAUKEE -- Women's soccer at Dartmouth has been nothing this year if not exciting. And to the great relief of its many fans, this fall's squad will continue to entertain for at least another match.
After careful deliberation, I have decided that my new title should be: "Rachel Baker, Gallaudet University Plaza Dining Hall Food Comprehension Facilitator."
When Bob Gaudet '81 brought in the '02s as his first recruiting class, he had a vision.
Harvard never knew what hit them. There they were, strolling along at 5-0, getting ready to face a 1-4 Dartmouth team that had been going even further downhill since its star quarterback broke his middle finger. The Crimson fully expecting to have at least as easy a game as last year's 49-7 thrashing that spoiled the Big Green's Homecoming festivities, but Harvard had another thing coming.
Jen Morgan '02 always knew she wanted to make a run at the Olympics. She just didn't know in which sport.
WORCESTER, Mass. -- It's the kind of thing that coaches have nightmares about.
The Counting Crows rocked Leede Arena Saturday night, treating the capacity crowd to a sizeable number of new tunes to go along with some, but not all, of the group's old standards.
I want to acknowledge the title right here. It seems that, during sophomore summer, editing takes a back seat in light of other festivities in which students are partaking, so I do not blame my editor for the miserable butchering of the title of my last column that caused no one to read it.
Fresh off of a sweep of Penn on Saturday, the Dartmouth softball team continued its hard-hitting ways and swept Princeton on Sunday by scores of 8-5 and 8-0. The wins kept Dartmouth undefeated in Ivy League play and evened their overall record at 11-11.
As the late coach and executive Bob Johnson used to say, it's a great day for hockey. Well it was a great season for hockey this year at Dartmouth. Between the men's and women's teams, the fans of the Big Green were treated to a dream season.
"Thirteen Days" screenwriter David Self writes in his script that the sun rises every morning due only to the will of good men, and this tiny stronghold of well-meaning individuals spends their days saving the world from evil. One simple mistake, one tiny misjudgment by one of them, and humankind may never see the sun again.
With the Student Life Initiative entering its implementation phase and the College reexamining its academic priorities that need to be addressed in the coming capital campaign, Dartmouth will enter a phase of construction and massive fundraising.
It's hard to describe the atmosphere at a Macworld Expo, for this isn't your standard trade show. There are the product announcements, free literature, buttons and pens that you would expect, but there's something unique to Macworld -- the people.
He was born in Oman, moved to India, then to England, then Singapore, off to Saudia Arabia, back to India, finally completing high school at Hanover High.
College admissions affirmative action policies are woefully clumsy, laughable not laudable, unfairly preferential, meritoriously demeaning and easily perverted. I am a beneficiary and a proponent of such policies.
An Internet search engine that actually finds what you are looking for on the first try -- impossible, you say? Think again. Try searching at www.google.com, and you may be pleasantly surprised.
A hard win is a good win, but two hard wins are an incredible sign of hard work and determination. Thus, no team is more deserving of a pat on the back than the Dartmouth women's ice hockey team.
This time last year, Dartmouth men's soccer was riding high. With victories against Princeton, Penn, Maine, and 19th-ranked Stanford, the Big Green had established themselves as a contender early on in the season. After four games, Dartmouth had already scored 10 times, while allowing only a single goal.
Well everyone, it has been four years already. Can you believe it? Who would have imagined. Four long years. Four long, incredible years since they cancelled TV's Growing Pains. Or maybe it has been thirteen long, incredible years. I'm not exactly sure. I stopped keeping track around 1986.