Sailing finishes in middle of pack

The Dartmouth sailors picked up mid-fleet finishes in all the regattas over the weekend as Big Green sailors took 11th place at the Erwin Schell Trophy, hosted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Daily Debriefing

Nearly half of all medical school students experience burnout, and 11 percent indicate having suicidal thoughts, according to a study conducted by Liselotte Dyrbye of the Mayo Clinic.

Wilson stumps for McCain at EBAs

U.S. Representative Heather Wilson, R-N.M., campaigned for Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain in Hanover on Friday, emphasizing the importance of each individual's vote in what she believes will be a close election. Wilson, a New Hampshire native, met with about 30 voters-- primarily senior citizens -- at Everything But Anchovies Friday afternoon.

Comedian Dratch '88 stumps for Obama

Actress Rachel Dratch '88 brought some of her Saturday Night Live humor to Hanover on Sunday afternoon, greeting volunteers from the Dartmouth College Democrats in the Hinman Forum of the Rockefeller Center.

College negotiates cuts in budget

In the wake of the recent economic crisis, the College's budgetary committee has begun to consider ways to increase financial efficiency at Dartmouth.

McCain rallies voters in last N.H. town hall

PETERBOROUGH -- Descending from his "Straight Talk Express" bus to strains of "Danger Zone," Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain and his entourage returned to New Hampshire on Sunday for a final town hall meeting before the Nov.

Toe to Toe: Karr Vs. Schmidley (Schmidley)

We're deep in the heart of the college and pro football seasons, folks, and it's the time of year when the debate over who will be crowned the next winner of the Heisman Trophy starts to heat up. A quick look at the award's storied history tells us that quarterbacks and running backs are easily the most common winners of the award.

Toe to Toe: Karr Vs. Schmidley (Karr)

In my book, Sam's the man. He should win the Heisman Trophy barring a monumental collapse in production.

Volleyball beats Brown, loses to Yale in Ivy homestand

Fighting point-for-point in a tight third period, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team fell in straight sets to a surging Yale squad on Saturday after pulling a strong 3-1 victory over Brown on Friday night. With the doubleheader split, the Big Green (7-13, 3-7 Ivy) falls to sixth place in the Ivy League, tied with Brown (11-11, 3-7 Ivy). Yale (15-4, 9-1 Ivy), with its fourth straight win, remains atop the Ivy standings after the weekend action. After two tough losses on the road last week, including a close four-set defeat at Princeton, Dartmouth looked to rebound at home with renewed energy. During Friday's match against Brown, the Big Green came out with solid performances in the first set.

Women's soccer grinds out overtime tie with No. 25 Harvard

Dartmouth women's soccer played 110 hard-fought minutes against No. 25 Harvard on Saturday afternoon but was unable to pull away with the lead as the Big Green earned a 1-1 draw on the team's Senior Day. Harvard (9-3-4, 4-1-1 Ivy) currently stands tied for first place in the Ivy League along with Princeton and Columbia; each share a 4-1-1 conference record. The Big Green (7-6-2, 1-4-1 Ivy) is stuck in seventh place, ahead of upcoming opponent Cornell University. Not coming up with a win, however, did not taint the outcome of the game for the Big Green. "It was a big improvement from last week," senior co-captain Becky Poskin said.

True '08 makes history with third Heps victory

Ben True '08 made quite a statement in his final Heptagonals Championship on Friday in Van Cortlandt Park in New York City. True set numerous records at the race, solidifying himself as one of the best Ivy League cross country runners of all time.

Late goal carries men's soccer to win over No. 17 Crimson

With its back against the wall, the Dartmouth men's soccer team came through with a big victory Saturday night, beating No.

Women's hockey off to hot start on the ice

The Dartmouth women's hockey team vanquished two ECAC Hockey foes this weekend, out-muscling Princeton, 3-2, in New Jersey before smashing Quinnipiac University, 3-0, in Connecticuit. Friday night was the season opener for the Big Green (2-0-0, 2-0-0 ECAC Hockey), and Sarah Parsons '10 potted what turned out to be the game-winning goal late in the second period as the Big Green jumped out to a 3-0 lead and held on as the Tigers (1-3-0, 0-2-0 ECAC Hockey) clawed back into the game. Early on in the game, the Big Green dominated play, as Dartmouth out-shot the Tigers, 18-7, in the first period.

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