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December 22, 2025 | Latest Issue
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Men's basketball splits two games

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Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Despite suffering a 50-62 loss to Brown University on Friday night, the Big Green men's basketball team turned it around with their first Ivy League win against Yale University on Saturday.



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For the Love of the Game

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I don't want this to come off as a Lance Armstrong column or a Manti Te'o column. I will admit, I probably would not be writing it if they had not been in the news last month, and I've thought to myself on multiple occasions, "No one wants to hear my take on this mess, especially not three weeks after the fact." But I would like to use the events of the first month of 2013 Armstrong's admission to Oprah Winfrey that he cheated his way to seven Tour de France titles and the revelation that Te'o's late girlfriend never actually existed to talk more broadly about how we perceive professional athletes this year. In my youth, professional athletes were either good guys or bad guys.


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1-on-1 with Robbie Maycock '13

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This week I sat down with Robbie Maycock '13 from the men's squash team to discuss the team's prospects, his career memories and his future after Dartmouth squash. How has the season been so far? RM: We are kind of getting to the crux of the season, I guess.





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Much to His Chagrin

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Much to my chagrin, I've been unable to fulfill my simple, lone desire regarding the 2022 FIFA World Cup that is, ignoring its existence entirely until 2022. Let's go on a trip through time and space back to Dec.


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Hockey teams look forward

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\n Rebecca Burten / The Dartmouth \nNote to readers (May 23, 2014): When The Dartmouth found thatJake Bayer '16 had fabricated a quotation, wedecided to remove his articles from our website. For a full statement, clickhere.



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Reilly '13 excels in final season

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Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff Connor Reilly '13 first made a name for himself on Dartmouth's track and field team when he secured an Ivy League Championship title his freshman year.




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Vann Island

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With social media these days, you can find out anything you want to know about your favorite actors, singers or athletes.


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Track team continues to succeed

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Yomalis Rosario / The Dartmouth Following top finishes at the Dartmouth Relays last week, the Big Green track and field teams took home big wins in multiple events at the Boston University Terrier Invitational this past weekend. Leading the Big Green men was John Bleday '14, last season's indoor 3000-meter individual Ivy League Heptagonal Championships winner, who took the top spot in the same event with a 7:59.33.


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Women's hockey loses back-to-back

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Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The Dartmouth women's hockey team took two painful losses over the weekend, finally notching a loss after playing six games without being defeated.


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1-on-1 with Mary Van Metre '14

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Over dinner this week I learned more about my freshman roommate and Big Green swimmer Mary Van Metre '14. Do you remember when you learned to swim and what it was like? MVM: I've basically been swimming ever since I came out of the womb.


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Women's basketball beats Harvard

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Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Ending Harvard University's six-game winning streak and starting their Ivy League home schedule with a bang, the Dartmouth women's basketball team defeated the Crimson (10-6, 1-1 Ivy League) 58-45.