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Playoff Hopes On Line

By Morgan Cain | November 2, 2001

Some may say that Sunday's Ivy League soccer matchup (1:30 p.m., Chase Field) between the Dartmouth Big Green and the Cornell Big Red means nothing.

Sports

Lions Looking For 3

By Adam Cohen | November 2, 2001

Princeton vs. Penn: The Princeton Tigers ought to just quit and save themselves the embarrassment, because this game will be a pounding of old-school proportions.

Sports

Field Hockey Seeing Red

By Brad Limpert | November 2, 2001

Tomorrow's field hockey game (11 a.m., Scully-Fahey Field) is a tale of two clashing colors. The Big Red of Cornell (7-8, 2-4 Ivy) comes limping into Hanover for its season finale as the losers of five straight games.

Arts

Silent film legend Brownlow to be honored at Loew

By Sam Lederer | November 2, 2001

Silent Film is a media of expression that too often goes unnoticed as big-budget Hollywood productions continue to dominate the favor of the American viewing public. Kevin Brownlow, however, is trying to counteract this trend through his many documentaries and films about the Silent Film era.

Opinion

The Big Two-Oh

By Nancy Lai | November 2, 2001

The fact that I've spent the past 24 hours studying for my midterm (meaning, not sleeping) and the fact that I've just turned the big 2-0 (2 O?) makes it a most auspicious time for me to be attempting to write an articulate D column.

Sports

Look for Green Offense to Prevail

By Sammy Kardon | November 2, 2001

Harvard never knew what hit them. There they were, strolling along at 5-0, getting ready to face a 1-4 Dartmouth team that had been going even further downhill since its star quarterback broke his middle finger.

Opinion

Show Some Teeth

By Brooking Gatewood | November 1, 2001

In my few months here at Dartmouth, I've noticed a strange Dr. Seuss dichotomy in the students. We are at once friendly as the people of Who-Ville, and as unsmiling as the Grinch.

News

Backlash concerns students

By Megh Duwadi | November 1, 2001

While most Dartmouth students of Middle Eastern and South Asian descent have largely escaped a nationwide trend of discrimination in the past seven weeks, concerns of bias and misunderstanding remain. Ben Gebre-Medhin '02 was verbally assaulted at a West Lebanon nightclub in mid-September.

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