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The Big Green overcame a five-run deficit to edge Vermont 6-5 Tuesday.
Sports

Gritty comebacks lift Big Green over Vermont, Yale

By Jordan Rose | April 28, 2006

EMI ITO / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth's baseball team showed poise and resilience this week during a three-game home stretch, as the Big Green went 2-1 heading into this weekend's pivotal four game series against Harvard. The Big Green came back in successive contests, winning 6-5 against Vermont on Tuesday and taking the victory against Yale in game one of the double-header, 8-5, on Wednesday before falling 13-9 to the Bulldogs in the nightcap. The result of the double-header with Yale, rescheduled after it was originally postponed on Sunday morning due to rain, gives Dartmouth (17-16) an 11-5 Ivy League record in the Red Rolfe Division, one game behind first-place Harvard heading into the final weekend of league play.

Mirror

Overheard

By Compiled by Stephanie Herbert | April 28, 2006

'07 Guy: "Could I get one of those blueberry rigs?" Novack employee: "You mean a scone?" Novack, Sunday night '07 Girl: "Whoa, Boobs." '06 Girl: "It's not her fault they're big." '07 Girl: "You know, I have large breasts too.

Mirror

The Dartmouth Blogosphere

By Abigail Medvin | April 28, 2006

NERD ALERT! Because of my intense dedication to journalistic excellence, I have spent the better part of the last few days glued to my computer screen reading the diaries of strangers.

News

Serenity of East Wheelock ruptured by late-night trysts

By Steven Orbuch | April 27, 2006

Spring has sprung and love is in the air. But be mindful should you chose to consummate your love in the East Wheelock, according to cluster Community Director Michael Lord. Lord sent out a cluster-wide BlitzMail message Monday reminding students of the cluster's notoriously thin walls and urging students to more closely regulate noises coming from their room.

Opinion

Pursuing rights for all

By Tim Andreadis | April 27, 2006

To the Editor: The Dartmouth Editorial Board's Verbum Ultimum ("A Call to Overhaul Student Assembly," April 25) has made a first in politics: They have accused my candidacy as being "agenda-driven" and "divisive." What campaign is not agenda driven?

News

McKinsey report calls for more transparency

By Phil Salinger | April 27, 2006

The management consulting firm McKinsey and Co., hired in the fall by Dartmouth to assess and help improve the effectiveness of the College administration, released the executive summary of their final report Wednesday.

Opinion

A Platform I'd Vote For

By Robert Butts | April 27, 2006

By the time this op-ed goes to press, new Student Assembly leadership will have been elected. Just who will be in that leadership isn't certain as I write. But at least two things are certain.

News

Academic Gala acknowledges the work of accomplished seniors

By JOHN FINE | April 27, 2006

The Ninth Annual Academic Gala held at the Top of the Hop Tuesday afternoon brought undergraduates, faculty and administrators together to celebrate the achievements of the College's 200 plus senior fellows, thesis writers and students completing major projects in the creative arts. College President James Wright praised the students who choose to take on a senior project. "This is the creativity, imagination and artwork that sustains and symbolizes the intellectual life that sustains this community," Wright said in a speech.

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