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The Oakland A's were the first team to extensively (and successfully) use sabermetrics, or scientific, statistical baseball analysis. Through the best-selling book "Moneyball," by Michael Lewis, the A's successful utilization of sabermetrics became famous. Now, nearly half the teams in Major League Baseball use scientific statistical analysis, most notably, the Red Sox, who employ the legendary sabermetrician Bill James.
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After a season of dealing with key injuries, a stubbornly frozen lake and an annoying-yet-adorable newspaper correspondent, the Dartmouth sailing team is finally reaping its rewards, and deservedly so. This past weekend's 63rd Annual New England Dinghy Championships was an opportunity for the Big Green to accomplish something that they hadn't since 2001: complete a sweep of bids to all three National Championships in women's, team and coed racing.
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Amie Sugarman's editorial, "Disney's Partisan Kingdom," (The Dartmouth, May 10) strangely reminded me of some of Michael Moore's fatally flawed works. Both Sugarman and Moore started with good points but sensationalized them to a level where they started to chip away at their own legitimacy.
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At Tuesday night's brief Student Assembly meeting, the members unanimously passed a proposal to fund the extension of library hours during reading period and finals this term.
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The Rockefeller Center unveiled its weblog at the beginning of Spring term, promising a new forum for student discussion, but despite the efforts of enthusiastic webmasters, the site has failed to generate much response.
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Editor's Note: This is the fourth in a series of articles examining higher education admissions in the wake of last year's University of Michigan Supreme Court decisions. This article examines the role socio-economic class plays in admissions.
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Record-setting revenues, zero debt and an industry-leading operating margin -- all of these achievements make Nissan a world leader in the auto-sale industry. But just five years ago the company was mired in debt and plagued with declining sales.
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A freshman pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing her friend's Capital One Visa credit card to purchase merchandise at the downtown fashion boutique Bella.
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After I was awoken by chirping birds at an early hour, I knew that today was going to be different. Today I was going to be productive and take advantage of my "college experience."
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By beating Tufts 15-1 in the game-to-go at North East Regionals Sunday in Rhode Island, Dartmouth won its first-ever bid to Nationals. Stifled by a feisty Big Green defense, Tufts never had any offensive momentum.
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Earlier in the season, Scott Shirrell '04 etched his name in the Dartmouth record books by collecting more hits than anyone ever to don the Big Green uniform. His outstanding play and leadership helped spur the baseball team to a 25-17 record and the Red Rolfe Division championship. The fourth-year player from Portland, Maine sat down with The Dartmouth's Christine Huggins to discuss his illustrious career as a member of the Big Green.
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Those horrifying photos of American soldiers humiliating Iraqi prisoners in Saddam's former jail of Abu Ghraib is the visual culmination of how much the world -- and especially the Arab world -- views our presence in the region. Photographs of naked and bound Iraqis mocked by their American and British captors have seized the front page of every major newspaper and media source in the world, ranging from The New York Times to Al Jazeera. Our mission, once seemingly so simple and righteous -- liberating an oppressed people from a brutal grip of a tyrant, now appears so foggy and muddy. Even thousands of miles away, our country is being torn apart at the seams as politicians juggle responsibility and blame. How could we have deviated from such a venerable venture? What can be done?
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April 30, Lebanon Street, 10:29 a.m.
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New Hampshire Democratic State Rep. Peter Burling appeared Monday night before the College's Young Democrats to explain his withdrawal from the New Hampshire gubernatorial race and to urge students to rally around the Democratic Party in the race to defeat incumbent governor Craig Benson.