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The Dartmouth
August 24, 2026
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Anthony to play for football team

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Dartmouth wide-receiver recruit Robbie Anthony has been a self-proclaimed sports fanatic his entire life and, when the opportunity arose to play football as a walk-on at Clemson University in Clemson, S.C., he could not refuse. "I wanted to go to Clemson because I knew that I wanted to study architecture and play football," Anthony said.


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Through the Lens of Lentz

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Should college athletes, and Dartmouth athletes more specifically, be paid? Well, maybe yes to the first part, but I think not for Dartmouth students sorry, Big Green. Paying student-athletes has been a hot topic ever since Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany, a "power broker" of college sports (I didn't even know such a term existed, but apparently big shots in college athletics warrant a pretty awesome name), suggested a plan to bridge the gap between the money that Division I athletes receive and the cost of attending college. Before I get into this I have to say a few things.




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Dong's Top 10 From Paris

While the world is counting down the days to the colossal matchup between Barcelona and Manchester United on Saturday, another pretty cool sporting event is under way the French Open.


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Crew falls in late-season matchup

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Nik Medrano / The Dartmouth Staff Despite multiple close races, the Dartmouth heavyweight crew team failed to beat any boats from Syracuse University on Sunday, returning the Packard Cup to the Orange after the Big Green had possessed it for only one season. Men's heavyweight head coach Topher Bordeau said the team was frustrated to lose such a closely matched contest. "It's disappointing to lose," Bordeau said.


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Hollisto's World

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Sometimes, the world benefits from a work stoppage. I'm sure that H-Po wouldn't receive any complaints if its Parking Division suddenly stopped reporting to work.


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Williamson takes 10th at Regionals

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Courtesy of Peter Williamson Peter Williamson '12 represented the Dartmouth men's golf team in the NCAA East Regional Championships this past weekend at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, finishing in a tie for 10th place in a pool of 75 competitors. The NCAA Division I Golf Committee chose Williamson to compete at Regionals as an individual since Dartmouth failed to qualify as a team for the event.


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Track qualifies 14 for Regionals

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NICHOLAS ROOT / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's and women's track teams qualified 14 athletes for the NCAA Regional meet, which will be held this weekend at Indiana University, the NCAA announced Thursday.


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Any Given Monday

By Elizabeth SullivanThe Dartmouth Senior Staff Sometimes the chase just isn't satisfying.




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Winter teams prepare for next year

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Alexi Surtees / The Dartmouth Staff Even though the snow and ice have melted away, Dartmouth winter athletes are working hard to stay in peak physical condition to succeed when the cold weather rolls back around next winter. The men's hockey team took a short reprieve after a successful season, returning to practice in the second week of Spring term after a three-week hiatus. "Three weeks is definitely a good thing for people to recharge mentally and physically," team member Doug Jones '12 said. Despite the absence of competition, the team works out four days a week. "We lift Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, we do plyometrics on Tuesday and we do off-ice skills on Thursday," Jones said. The removal of ice from Thompson Arena eliminates the team's ability to practice in the arena during the spring, but the Big Green manages by focusing on other aspects of training until the ice is reset in the fall.




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Dong's Top 10 from Paris

While the sports scene in the United States is heating up as the NBA and NHL playoffs wind down to their final rounds, the sports world here in France is relative quiet at the moment.


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Crew teams look back on seasons

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NIK MEDRANO / The Dartmouth Staff After successful performances at the Eastern Sprints Championship last Sunday, all three crew teams reflected on their 2011 seasons and looked forward to competing at the National Championships. After the women's crew team's first varsity boat took third place at Sprints, the team was selected by the NCAA Division I Women's Rowing Committee on Tuesday as one of 16 teams that will compete at the NCAA Championships on May 27-29.


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Women's lacrosse reflects on feats

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Katharine Pujol / The Dartmouth Staff Although the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team saw its 2011 campaign end this weekend with a first-round loss in the NCAA tournament falling to eighth-ranked Albany University on Sunday, 10-7 the team had a tremendously successful season.


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Hollisto's World

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The end of the NCAA's spring athletic season ushers in a dead period for Dartmouth sports. Although the D-Plan creates an incredible amount of opportunities for students here, it is awful for Big Green fans.


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Shaw: One-On-One

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Balancing school work and the practice-and-play schedule of Division I athletics seems challenging enough, so I'm always in awe of double-varsity athletes.