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Death to the Dartmoose

By David Glovsky | March 6, 2007

Like most of you, the idea of the Dartmoose terrifies me. I was never much of a Keggy fan, but at least multiple words were not combined into one.

Opinion

Validating Blackademia

By Zeke Turner | March 6, 2007

On Sept. 19, 2006, James Sherley, a 49-year-old black associate professor of biological engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, won a $2.5 million grant from the National Institute of Health for his work with adult stem cells.

Damon Wright '08 had an RBI in game two against Cincinnati Sunday.
Sports

Baseball splits Cincinnati games

By Heita Miki | March 6, 2007

Chris Takevichi / The Dartmouth Staff For a while, it seemed as though the Dartmouth baseball team would never get its offense going against the University of Cincinnati.

Cattle-farmer-turned-vegan Harold Brown gives a talk entitled
News

Ex-cattle farmer says no to meat

By Brook Jackling | March 6, 2007

Tiffany Ho / The Dartmouth Staff Former beef cattle farmer and mechanic Harold Brown decided to become a vegetarian after learning the word from a bumper sticker on the back of a car that he repaired.

Arts

Shoutmouth.com offers unique online music community

By Jilian Gundling | March 6, 2007

Editor's note: This is the second article in a two-part series about expanding music-related web services. The concept of Shoutmouth.com was born when Phil Frost '04 and Pete Kennedy, who graduated from Harvard in 2003, found that there was no music news site on the Internet that spanned every music genre. "We found the demand for music-related information to be huge on the Internet," Kennedy said.

Student inboxes are inundated Saturdays by stolen jacket search e-mails.
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Jacket stealers create ripple effect

By Ben Nunnery | March 6, 2007

Ryan Yuk/The Dartmouth Staff / The Dartmouth Staff Syam Palakurthy '09 had a cold walk back to New Hampshire Hall when his black wool coat was taken from Chi Gamma Epsilon fraternity last December.

The softball team is riding a youth movement, often playing five freshmen.
Sports

Softball squad strikes out in season opener at Buzz Classic

By Sharon Dauson | March 5, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth softball kicked off its season by going 1-3 in Georgia Tech's 15th annual Buzz Classic softball tournament. The Big Green (1-3, 0-0 Ivy) was one of 25 teams to compete in the pooled play tournament, which took place in Woodstock, Ga., at the Twin Creek Softball Complex. Dartmouth's trip to Atlanta had a rocky start.

Sports

Letting Loose the Dartmoose

By Jordan Rose | March 5, 2007

What exactly is the Big Green? For some current Dartmouth athletes who carry the name with them wherever they play, the college's nickname is wrapped up in mystery. Tanner Glass '07, captain of the men's hockey team, had little knowledge about the College and the Big Green when he was recruited out of the small town of Craven, Saskatchewan. "The only thing I knew about the Big Green was from the Disney soccer movie," Glass said, referring to the 1995 PG-feature "The Big Green." "I didn't even know what the Big Green was," Glass added.

News

College Republicans hit conservative conference

By Michael Coburn | March 5, 2007

Five members of the College Republicans traveled to Washington, D.C., this weekend to rub elbows with some of the most prominent Republicans at the Conservative Political Action Conference, a three-day event sponsored by the American Conservative Union, one of the largest conservative lobbying groups in the country. One speaker at the event, controversial pundit Ann Coulter, made national headlines at the conference for referring to Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards as a "faggot" in her speech, while former Massachusetts Gov.

Arts

CD-swapping site Lala.com caters to artists and fans alike

By Allison Ruderman | March 5, 2007

Editor's note: This is the first article in a two-part series about expanding music-related web services. Like any girl who grew up during the heyday of the boy band, I have a collection of old CDs that I wouldn't mind parting with -- groups like O-Town, Soul Decision, Dream, Lyte Funky Ones (LFO's full name, go figure) and the Spice Girls just aren't my idea of good music anymore.

Sports

Women's lax upends UNH, remains unbeaten

By Heita Miki | March 5, 2007

Dartmouth downed the University of New Hampshire 19-9 as co-captain Whitney Douthett '07 tallied seven goals, leading the Big Green onslaught. Dartmouth (2-0, 0-0 Ivy) managed to avoid a letdown after opening the season with a thrilling win over Syracuse. "On attack, we did a better job of being threatening with the ball," head coach Amy Patton said. Particularly threatening with the ball was Douthett, whose seven goals is the highest total on the team since 2002.

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