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Tennis wins weekend matches on Senior Day
By
Elisabeth Lubiak
| April 17, 2011
The Dartmouth men's and women's tennis teams experienced successful outcomes in their matches this weekend on Senior Day.
Sports
Any Given Monday
By
Liz Sullivan
| April 17, 2011
Under the guise of celebrating a friend's birthday, I made the trip to Boston on Saturday night for the second game of the Bruins-Canadiens playoff series.
Sports
Going five downs with Memorial Field
By
Varun Ravishanker
| April 17, 2011
/ The Dartmouth Staff While the Hanover Planning Board recently approved the installation of stadium lights at Memorial Field, likely giving Dartmouth its first night football games in its history, the famed sporting venue has been a staple of Big Green sports since it was first constructed in 1893.
News
Prospective students explore College
By
Leslie Ye
| April 17, 2011
Samantha Oh / The Dartmouth Staff Last Friday, Frank Uzzi, a prospective member of the Class of 2015, decided that his college search was over. After just three days on campus for the College's annual Dimensions at Dartmouth program, Uzzi has set his heart on the Big Green.
Sports
PLOUGH: One-on-One
By
Caroline Buck
| April 17, 2011
I sat down with rookie sailor Avery Plough '14, who was recently selected by the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association as Co-Ed Sailor of the Week with partner John Renehan '13. How are NEISA awardees chosen? AP: Co-ed sailors of the week are chosen from the regatta performance from that given weekend, usually at one of the upper-level regattas. For those of us illiterate in sailing lingo, who's who in the boat?
Sports
Left searching for offense, baseball drops four straight
By
Kelly Hanen
| April 17, 2011
The Dartmouth men's baseball team dropped four straight games to Ivy League and Red Rolfe Division opponent Yale University in New Haven, Conn., this weekend.
Sports
Men's lacrosse loses to Princeton
By
Maddie Garcia
| April 17, 2011
Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff In its lowest scoring effort of the season, Dartmouth men's lacrosse fell to Ivy League rival Princeton University on Saturday in the New England Lacrosse Classic, a double-header event at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass.
Sports
Women's lacrosse loses tense matchup at Penn
By
Claire Monagan
| April 17, 2011
Nik Medrano / The Dartmouth Staff In a devastating 10-9 loss to the University of Pennsylvania, the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team snapped its five-game winning streak on Saturday. The atmosphere on the field was tense for the Big Green (8-3, 4-1 Ivy), both due to the significance of the game and the severe weather conditions, as a torrential downpour continued throughout most of the matchup. "It was the most rain I've ever played in," Shannie MacKenzie '11 said. MacKenzie also expressed her frustration that the scoreboard did not accurately reflect her team's abilities. "We are the better team," she said.
Opinion
VOX CLAMANTIS:
By
Eli Lichtenstein '13
| April 17, 2011
To the Editor: In his April 13 column, "Shared Sacrifice," John Lee '11 writes that I, speaking at last week's workers' rights rally, "criticized the Dartmouth community for giving aid to Haiti while ignoring the struggles of staff members in our own backyard." He also states that I disapprove of "charitable giving to one of the poorest and most disaster-stricken countries on earth." This is a gross misrepresentation of my speech.
Arts
Internet Meme of the Week: Online Mixtapes
By
sophia archibald
| April 17, 2011
Courtesy of Designers.mx Living in an age of technology overload can be frustrating and overwhelming for music listeners.
Opinion
Short Answer
By
The Dartmouth Opinion Staff
| April 17, 2011
Friday's Verbum discussed the issues that newly-elected Student Body President Max Yoeli '12 and Vice President Amrita Sankar '12 should address in their time in office.
Opinion
Lott: Education on Credit
By
Roger Lott
| April 17, 2011
Thanks to Dartmouth's outstanding financial aid program, my family and I pay only a small fraction of the College's sticker price.
Arts
Now playing IN HANOVER: Hanna
By
The Dartmouth Arts Staff
| April 17, 2011
Courtesy of IMDB.com Often one to work on period piece films, director Joe Wright shifts gears and takes on the story of a daughter trained to be an assassin by her rugged ex-CIA father (Eric Bana). Packed with various action-movie themes, "Hanna" begins with young Hanna (Saoirse Ronan) tracking down and murdering a deer.
News
Daily Debriefing
April 17, 2011
A preview of the 2011-2012 Common Application uploaded last week showed a series of alterations to its standardized form, including the return of a maximum word count on the essay portion of the application, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported.
Sports
Failing to hold lead against Navy, rugby drops matchup
By
Manisha Apte
| April 17, 2011
Correction Appended Despite holding the lead at halftime, the Dartmouth men's rugby team was sunk by a determined United States Naval Academy in a 27-10 loss, marking the team's fifth College Premier Division game of the season.
News
Alpha Theta sues former treasurer
By
Sharla Grass
| April 17, 2011
The Alpha Theta House Corporation filed a lawsuit in February against Bruce McAllister '54 Tu'58, and his wife Judith McAllister, alleging that Bruce McAllister stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from the fraternity during the three years he served as the corporation's treasurer, according to Nicolas Burke, Alpha Theta co-ed fraternity's attorney. Bruce McAllister was removed as treasurer of Alpha Theta in February, after officials discovered that McAllister had written checks to himself, his wife and his business the Sugartop Sawmill in Post Mills, Vt.
News
Yoeli '12, Sankar '12 to lead SA
By
Emily Baer
| April 17, 2011
Tina Ma / The Dartmouth Staff After an unconventional Student Assembly election process that featured one candidate on the ballot and two write-in opponents, Max Yoeli '12 defeated write-in candidates Will Hix '12 and Aaron Limonthas '12, garnering 691 votes to become the next student body president, the Election Planning and Advisory Committee announced early Saturday morning.
Sports
Briefly Noted
By
Stefanie Lazow
| April 17, 2011
The Dartmouth men's track and field team dominated the University of Vermont and Middlebury College at home on Sunday.