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Here's hot it goes: you're walking down the street at night, leaving the fraternity party of your choice. You feel good and that's because six or 11 beers tend to do that to a person. As you edge home, you stammer over a crack in the sidewalk you missed or trip on the curb.
Despite leads in the first two games against Columbia, the Dartmouth women's volleyball was unable to pull off a win this past week. The team played three games, losing to both Columbia and Cornell over the weekend and to Harvard on Tuesday night. All three games ended in 3-0 defeats for the Big Green.
Jay Fielder '94 did not play Saturday night, but he still might have moved one step closer to making the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League.
Don't ask the women's lacrosse team about a sure bet. After a stellar season, the best in recent memory, Dartmouth was surprisingly overlooked for a bid to the NCAA Tournament Monday by the selection committee.
I want you to turn to the nearest senior and pat him or her on the back. And then I want you to ask, "How does it feel to have your transcript and resume scrutinized as though they contain every measure of your ability and potential to be 'successful' (whatever that means) in this world?"
Ghosts from seasons past haunted the men's lacrosse team this Saturday in Providence.
When one first meets David McCullough, current Montgomery Fellow at the College, he doesn't sound like a historian and best-selling author.
Most teams do not consider the prospect of playing two games on consecutive days to be fortuitous. Ask the University of Maine, which lost two games this weekend.