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Through the Lens of Lentz

By Dan Lentz | April 14, 2011

Imagine that Dartmouth's athletic teams stopped playing. Say, for instance, it turned out like this: Football players have decided they are not getting enough out of the deal the team has with Muscle Milk.

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Coble '13 leads baseball's streak

By Jonathan Gault | April 14, 2011

Patton Lowenstein / The Dartmouth Staff After two dissapointing losses earlier this month, the Dartmouth baseball team has continued to establish itself as a strong contender to win the Ivy League for the third consecutive season, entering this weekend's four-game series at Yale University with just six losses overall and a 16-game home winning streak.

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Planning Board approves lights at Memorial Field

By Sid Sathe | April 13, 2011

ZACH KUSTER / The Dartmouth Staff The Hanover Planning Board has approved the installation of stadium lights at Memorial Field this summer, which will allow the Dartmouth football team to play into the evening during both games and practices.

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Kat Collins '11 leads Big Green lacrosse to Ivy dominance

By Claire Monagan | April 13, 2011

Going against the grain of many great athletes, Kat Collins '11 did not emerge from the womb wielding a lacrosse stick, nor did she start playing as soon as she took her first steps. Instead, she was peer-pressured to start playing in seventh grade because all her friends were doing it.

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Men's lacrosse loses momentum, drops third straight game

By Maddie Garcia | April 12, 2011

Only three days after a close loss to Yale University, the Dartmouth men's lacrosse team faced the University of Delaware on Tuesday in Danbury, Conn., losing to the Blue Hens (8-4), 14-11, and marking the Big Green's (4-6, 1-2 Ivy) third consecutive loss. Despite the upset, head coach Andrew Towers said the team finally brought intensity and unity which it had lacked in previous play to the game. "I am proud of this aspect of the game," he said.

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Rugby battles in tournament play

By Manisha Apte | April 11, 2011

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff In a weekend filled with tournaments, league matches and 7's action, the Dartmouth men and women's rugby teams faced College Premier Division and Ivy League competition.

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How athletes eat at Dartmouth

By Priya Krishna | April 10, 2011

Whether they're constantly tapering calories like lightweight rower Brian Frake '13 or making sure they're big enough to take down even the toughest of quarterbacks like offensive lineman Thomas Prewitt '13 Dartmouth athletes need to constantly monitor what they eat.

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Men's lacrosse falls just short at Yale

By Maddie Garcia | April 10, 2011

Despite scoring four goals in the final two minutes of its game against Yale University on Saturday, the Dartmouth men's lacrosse team was unable to beat the 17th-ranked Bulldogs (7-2, 2-2 Ivy), losing the road matchup, 9-7. Yale opened the scoring two minutes into the game, before co-captain Rhett Miller '11 netted an unassisted goal 5.5 minutes later to even the score.

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Soccer hosts Haiti in benefit game

By Marjorie Chelius | April 10, 2011

Zach Kuster / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's soccer team hosted the men's Haitian national football team on Friday at Burnham Field in Hanover, benefitting Partners in Health's relief efforts in Haiti.

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Any given Monday

April 10, 2011

This weekend, I was especially proud to be a Dartmouth student. On Friday night, I showed up just after the first whistle of the Dartmouth-Haiti men's soccer game to find the student section already overflowing.

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