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December 21, 2025 | Latest Issue
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Big Green women's hockey goalie Carli Clemis '09 was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District first team on Thursday.
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Big Green athletes receive awards for performance, service

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SAM RAUCH / The Dartmouth By David Jiang The Dartmouth Staff Several Big Green varsity student-athletes were honored over the past few weeks with end-of-the-year awards and honors for their performance both inside and outside of the athletics realm. Baseball Nick Santomauro '10 was named Ivy Player of the Year, while Joe Sclafani '12 won Ivy League Rookie of the Year honors for the Ivy champion Big Green baseball team.


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CURIOUS JORGE: The main event begins

This summer, "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" will open nationwide. Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots, will once again square off against Megatron, evil leader of the Decepticons.



The women's crew team will travel to Villanova University on May 29 to compete in the NCAA Rowing Championships.
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Women's crew gains first bid to NCAA champs. since 1999

The Dartmouth Correction appended For the first time in a decade, all three boats from Dartmouth women's crew will join 15 other premier rowing teams at the NCAA Rowing Championships, marking the Big Green's third appearance at the event.



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Track and field follows up Heps performance at IC4A

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After facing strong competition at the outdoor Heptagonal Championships earlier in the month, the Dartmouth men's and women's track and field teams continued their spring campaigns with solid individual performances at the IC4A Championships and the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships last weekend at Princeton, N.J. Although the men's and women's teams finished tied for 23rd and tied for 18th overall, respectively, several Big Green athletes stood out from the crowd with high marks. On the women's side, Alexandra Tanner '11 led the Big Green with a third-place finish in the finals of the 400-meter intermediate hurdles with a time of 59.21 seconds.


Craig Henderson '09, the 2008 Ivy League Player of the Year, was inducted into the Wearers of the Green Saturday.
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Big Green's best athletes inducted into Wearers of the Green

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Over 160 Dartmouth athletes, coaches and Big Green supporters of the past and present were honored at the sixth Dartmouth Athletics Wearers of the Green ceremony Saturday night in Boston. The Wearers of the Green was founded in 1984, and has since honored athletes who make outstanding contributions to Big Green sports.


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The Power Rankings

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Correction appended This will be my last Power Rankings this spring, so why not prognosticate and speculate excessively four months too early?


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ONE-ON-ONE: Nick Santomauro

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I sat down with reigning Ivy League Player of the Year Nick Santomauro '10 to discuss Dartmouth baseball's historic year and the possibilities of continuing his career beyond the collegiate level. How important was this year's championship season for the team? NS: We really wanted to do it for ourselves this year because we busted our butts even more than we did last year, but we also wanted to do it for coach Whalen, too.



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Toe to Toe: Knapp vs. Rose (Rose)

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I came across some pretty impressive statistics while perusing the Dartmouth Sports web site the other day. This year, six Dartmouth varsity teams won a division or conference title.



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Briefly Noted

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A Connecticut judge is expected to soon rule on a federal court case involving Quinnipiac University's elimination of its women's volleyball team, according to the Associated Press.


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KARR'S CHRONICLES: What I Have Learned

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As the sun sets on what has been four fantastic years at Dartmouth, I have time to reflect on the good times and the not so good times, my proudest moments and my most embarrassing and, in general, what I have learned along the way. It's amazing how much how much I've changed with the knowledge I've gained over the past four years, yet it's also fascinating (at least to me) to acknowledge how much I haven't learned and how much Dartmouth has failed to change me.



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Baseball beats Bryant 7-4 in NCAA tournament tune-up

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Mike Pagliarulo '09 blasted a three-run bomb just over the right-field fence in the fifth inning to drive in the winning runs for Dartmouth (26-15, 16-4 Ivy) in a 7-4 non-conference victory against Bryant University (32-22) yesterday in Hanover. "I've hit a lot of balls this year pretty well that haven't gone out," Pagliarulo said after the game.