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Men's soccer wins 500th game

By Maddie Garcia | October 16, 2011

With the chance to record its 500th all-time win on the line, the Dartmouth men's soccer team rose to the challenge and defeated the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on Saturday.

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Briefly Noted

October 16, 2011

The Dartmouth men's tennis team continued its impressive play this weekend at the ITA Northeast Regional tournament.

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Women's soccer loses to Penn, 2-0

By Lilly Maguire | October 16, 2011

Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff Having not scored in seven games so far this season, the Dartmouth women's soccer team was hoping for a victory in Saturday's matchup to turn around its fortunes.

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Volleyball team falls to Lions before dominating Cornell

By Claire Monagan | October 16, 2011

Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth women's volleyball team split two games against Ivy League opponents this weekend, losing on Friday night to Columbia University before beating Cornell University on Saturday. Despite an initial two-set lead over Columbia (11-6, 5-2 Ivy), which had won seven of eight games heading into the matchup, the Big Green lost its momentum in the following two sets. "Our passing and digging fell apart, and we weren't as strong as we were in the first and second game," Madeline Baird '12 said. Dartmouth would not recover as Columbia went on to win the fifth and final set. When Dartmouth took an 8-5 lead in the set, Columbia called a strategic timeout and returned to win five of the next seven points.

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One on One

By Kelly Hanen | October 16, 2011

I sat down with Dartmouth men's rugby player Justin Ciambella '13 to talk about the team's early success, his transformation into a star on the field and the possibility of racking up another USA Collegiate Rugby 7s National Championship for the Big Green. After going undefeated against all your Ivy League opponents so far, what is the attitude on the team now? JC: I just want to start this interview by thanking the fans.

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Cross country finishes in top 10 at Invitational

By Varun Ravishanker | October 16, 2011

Racing against several of the best teams in the country, the Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams both secured top-10 finishes at the Pre-National Invitational over the weekend. The event, which took place Sunday at Indiana State's Levern Gibson Championship Cross County Course in Terre Haute, Ind., featured an eight-kilometer race by the men's team and a six-kilometer race by the women's team. The Big Green men raced to a 10th-place finish in a field of 36 teams, posting a score of 343 team points.

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Football continues losing streak

By Blaze Joel | October 16, 2011

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Staff Failing to halt what is quickly becoming a freefall in an initially promising season, the Dartmouth football team lost its fourth consecutive game on Saturday to the College of the Holy Cross, 25-17.

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Hollisto's World

By Chad Hollis | October 13, 2011

It finally happened. NBA commissioner David Stern announced the cancellation of the first two weeks of the NBA 2011-2012 season on Monday.

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Rooney '12 to start for Big Green

By Jonathan Gault | October 13, 2011

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Staff After losing three consecutive games despite a strong season-opening victory over Colgate University, Dartmouth football head coach Buddy Teevens will turn to his third quarterback in as many games on Saturday, when the Big Green (1-3, 0-2 Ivy) plays the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass.

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It's Always Snowy in Hanover

By Jack Barrett | October 12, 2011

Tuesday was a big night for Dartmouth. As I meandered across the Green, I could feel the buzz emanating from the Bloomberg stage, the assorted news vans and Michele Bachmann's tour bus.

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Savage '15 sparks turnaround year

By Noah Reichblum | October 12, 2011

Ying-Yi Wong / The Dartmouth Undefeated after its first three Ivy League contests, the Dartmouth field hockey team is within reach of a League championship for the first time in 21 years.

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Nibbi '13 races across Sahara in unorthodox fundraising bid

By Taylor Malmsheimer | October 11, 2011

Courtesy of Trevor Nibbi Last week, when many students were in classes or enjoying the first signs of fall on the Green, Trevor Nibbi '13 was competitng in the Saharan Race, a seven-day, 250-kilometer run across across the Saharan Desert, slugging along with only a 20-pound pack and seemingly-infinite sands to keep him company.

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Tennis teams offer promising results in fall season tune-ups

By Elisabeth Lubiak | October 11, 2011

The Dartmouth men's and women's tennis teams competed in two separate tournaments over the weekend, honing their skills in preparation for dual matches later in the season. The men's tennis team hosted Division III schools Williams College and Middlebury College in the Dartmouth Shootout, giving the Big Green a chance to test itself against two competitive opponents. Dartmouth rose to its Division I reputation, however, finishing the weekend a combined 13-4 in singles and 5-3 in doubles play.

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Through the Lens of Lentz

By Dan Lentz | October 10, 2011

Last week I suggested that we have more home football games at night and an Ivy League championship game for the sport ("Through the Lens of Lentz," Oct.

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Field hockey team surges to 3-1 win

By Casey Dennis | October 10, 2011

YING-QI WONG / The Dartmouth Thanks to second-half goals by Ali Savage '15 and Sam Anderson '14, the Dartmouth field hockey team stormed back from an early deficit against Providence College on Monday afternoon, defeating the Friars in Hanover, 3-1.

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Cross country displays depth at weekend meet

By Matt Stanton | October 9, 2011

After running to disappointing results at the Paul Short Invitational on Oct. 3, the Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams made great strides in Saturday's New England Championships at Boston's Franklin Park. The men's top seven runners and the women's top five runners used the weekend to rest for the NCAA Pre-Championship meet next Sunday in Terre Haute, Ind., allowing other runners to assert themselves and battle for precious spots in later races this fall. The men's team failed to defend its victory in last year's meet, but still ran to a respectable second-place finish in the 43-team field, finishing with 192 points.

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Men's soccer loses to Yale, halting its early momentum

By Maddie Garcia | October 9, 2011

Ying-Qi Wong / The Dartmouth Saturday's match between the Dartmouth men's soccer team and Yale University promised to be a test of two fast-starting teams, as both secured their Ivy League openers last weekend against Princeton University and Harvard University, respectively.

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