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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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Volleyball team splits League set

By Claire Monagan | October 9, 2011

Although the women's volleyball team fell to Yale University on Friday night, Dartmouth (10-6, 2-3 Ivy) redeemed its loss with a win against Brown University the following day. The Big Green could not overcome the balanced and precise offensive attack of the Bulldogs (10-4, 4-0 Ivy). Yale's hitting average of .326 nearly tripled Dartmouth's at .116, and Yale also trumped Dartmouth in aces, 8-2. After falling behind early in the first set, Dartmouth came back to take a 16-4 lead.

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Curious Jorge

October 9, 2011

My classmate Chad Hollis '12 argued in his column last Friday that student-athletes should not be given a share of athletic department revenues gained by collegiate institutions revenues that are made possible because of the performances displayed by many of these same individiduals ("Hollisto's World," Oct.

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Football team loses to Yale, 30-0

By Jonathan Gault | October 9, 2011

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Staff Hoping to rebound after a disappointing 22-20 loss to the University of Pennsylvania last week, the Big Green football squad traveled to New Haven, Conn., on Saturday with redemption on its mind.

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Field hockey narrowly loses to BU by 2-1 score

By Elisabeth Lubiak | October 9, 2011

Richard Yu / The Dartmouth Despite a late goal by co-captain Kelly Hood '12, the Dartmouth field hockey team fell just short against Boston University on Friday, losing to the 18th-ranked Terriers (8-5, 2-0 America East), 2-1. Dartmouth (7-4, 3-0 Ivy) got off to a noticeably slow start during the first half of the game, failing to play with its usual aggression.

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Briefly Noted

By Stefanie Lazow | October 9, 2011

Forward and assistant captain Doug Jones '12 was named one of the 20 men's hockey candidates for the 2012 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, according to a Thursday announcement on SeniorCLASSAward.com.

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One on One

By Kelly Hanen | October 9, 2011

I sat down with John Scheve '13, an offensive lineman on the Dartmouth football team, to talk about the start of the Big Green's season and his growing role on the team. Preseason polls slated the Dartmouth football team to finish fifth in the Ivy League.

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Big Green adapts to '53 Commons

October 6, 2011

When the Class of 1953 Commons dining hall opened at the start of Fall term, many students wondered how it would affect their eating habits.

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It's Always Snowy in Hanover

By Jack Barrett | October 5, 2011

"I might be too strong out on compliments, overdosed on confidence, started not to give a f*ck and stop fearing the consequence ..." Believe it or not, those words, so dripping with savory audaciousness, were not penned by the rhyme guru Bill Shakespeare, the brazen Ernest Hemingway, nor Dartmouth's favorite pseudo-son Theodore Geisel '25.

Heather Roland '12 shot a score of 150 to finish in a tie for second at the ECAC Championship over the weekend.
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Women's golf wins Championship

By Varun Ravishanker | October 5, 2011

Courtesy of Stew Smith The Dartmouth women's golf team won the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championship on Monday, marking the first time the Big Green has placed first in the tournament since 1992.

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Through the Lens of Lentz

By Dan Lentz | October 3, 2011

Imagine that you know you have to take a really tough class this Fall, one of these courses that will take five hours of work per class.

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