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Empowering Ourselves, one kid at a time

By Stefanie Lazow | November 7, 2010

"I'll be honest with you I don't come to school a lot, but if we had more conversations about this, I would come to school more." A high school student said this to Jarrett Mathis '09 after attending one of Mathis' workshops focusing on empowering African-American youth. Mathis, who played for the Dartmouth men's basketball team from 2005-2009 and began working on the project while at the College, created "Empowering Ourselves," in order to raise African-American youth's consciousness about their history.

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Rollin' with Dollan

November 7, 2010

If you were asked to name the top five biggest falls from grace in the public's eye over the past decade, what names would you come up with?

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Briefly Noted

By Caroline Buck | November 7, 2010

Multiple Dartmouth varsity athletes were given All-Ivy Honors this week. Women's volleyball player Madeline Baird '12 was named Ivy League Player of the Week after matches against Columbia University and Cornell University.

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Field hockey falls to Cornell, 4-2

By Anthony Yifeng Zhao | November 7, 2010

Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth field hockey team traveled to Ithaca, N.Y., hoping to match last year's winning 4-3 Ivy League record and to move into a third-place tie in the Ivy League standings.

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ONE-ON-ONE: Katie Horner '11

By Jack Barrett | November 7, 2010

I sat down with Katie Horner '11 to talk about Dartmouth hockey, one amongst her many other activities on campus. So what are your expectations for this year's season? KH: Let's just say I didn't buy a graduation ring because I want an Ivy Championship ring this year.

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Curious Jorge

November 4, 2010

Relax and stop fretting. The Dartmouth football team did indeed lose the Homecoming game. Yes, it was a brutal game and at times, it seemed like Harvard was scoring out of nowhere.

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Squash teams prepare for season

By Donghan Zhao | November 4, 2010

Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Correction Appended### Hoping to improve upon their records last season, both the Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams are looking forward to playing their first matches this season at the Ivy Scrimmages at Yale University this weekend.

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Men's soccer wins 2-1 on late goal

By David Eads | November 3, 2010

PATTEN LOWENSTEIN / The Dartmouth PATTEN LOWENSTEIN / The Dartmouth For the second consecutive game, the Dartmouth men's soccer team scored two crucial late goals and earned a 2-1 victory this time coming back against in-state rival University of New Hampshire. With the win, the Big Green (8-6-1, 2-3 Ivy) saved its chance, however slim, of making the NCAA tournament.

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Field hockey defeats Harvard 1-0 in sudden-death overtime

By Ben Levander | November 1, 2010

Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff With both the Big Green's and Harvard University's (3-13, 1-5 Ivy) field hockey teams down to just seven players and the score tied 0-0 in sudden-death overtime on Homecoming, Lisa Masini '13 corralled a loose ball at the edge of Harvard's box, twisted right, then fired the ball into the lower left corner of the goal for the victory.

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Centenari '13 takes first at the Harvard Invitational

By Kelly Hanen | October 31, 2010

Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Despite a less than stellar overall performance by the Dartmouth men's tennis team this fall season, Xander Centenari '13 came out on top at the Harvard Invitational in Boston this weekend, winning the A draw of the tournament. Centenari bested all four of his opponents in straight sets on the way to the first-place finish.

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