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True '08, Randall '09 earn spots at cross country Nationals

By Laura Mantell | November 18, 2008

Ben True '08 and Glenn Randall '09 will go on to race in the NCAA Cross Country Championships as the Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams finished fourth and 13th, respectively, at the NCAA Regionals on Saturday at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City. True and Randall finished in the top 10 overall on the men's side, securing bids to the national meet on Monday, Nov.

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Toe to Toe: Karr vs. Schmidley (Karr)

By Ryan Karr | November 17, 2008

"Should I drop Kerry Collins?" "I'm dropping Marc Bulger." "Did you pick up anybody when you dropped him?" "Yeah, I picked up Jonathan Stewart." "You suck." "Yeah, I know." "There is nobody good to pick up." "You can pick me up." "No, I don't want some idiot named Lee Murtha on my team." "Fine." "Boom, baby!" "What a hit." That was the conversation going on around me when I sat down to write this column, evidence that it is indeed football season.

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Crew ends fall season in Cambridge

By Jack Barrett | November 17, 2008

artmouth boats turned in several top-10 finishes in the varsity four and novice eight races as the Big Green women's crew completed its fall schedule at Foot of the Charles Regatta on Saturday on the Charles River in Cambridge, Mass. The trip south to Cambridge marks the second time the Big Green has raced at the Charles this fall.

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Volleyball splits final Ivy contests

By Tianchi Xu | November 17, 2008

In its final match of the regular season, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team fought off a persistent Columbia squad on Saturday after falling in four games to Cornell on Friday night. With the split, the Big Green (9-16, 4-10 Ivy) concluded its campaign tied for sixth place in the league with Brown.

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Football aims for upset win against league-leading Brown

By IVAN ZLATAR | November 14, 2008

In a season where there has been little to cheer about, the winless Dartmouth football team will have a unique opportunity to ruin another team's season when it faces Brown this weekend. Brown (5-3, 4-1 Ivy) is tied for the Ivy League lead with Harvard (7-1, 4-1 Ivy) and the University of Pennsylvania (5-3, 4-1 Ivy). Each team has just one conference loss this year with just two games remaining on each team's schedule. Brown is just two wins away from its first league championship since 2005, when it tied with Princeton for a share of the title. Interestingly enough, four years ago, Dartmouth and Brown found themselves in a similar situation.

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Sailing finishes second in Boston, mid-fleet in Rhode Island

November 12, 2008

This weekend the Big Green sailing team tallied a second-place finish at the Crews Regatta, hosted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a ninth-place finish at the Rhode Island State Championships, hosted by Salve Regina University. The freshmen sailors also picked up a fourth-place finish at the Freshmen Intersectional, hosted by Connecticut College over the weekend. On the Charles River, Steph Gagnon '10 and Tess Korndorf '11 edged out the competition for a first-place finish in the Division A races at the Crews Regatta.

Carissa King '12 went 2-1 in singles matches including a 1-6, 6-0, 10-7 comeback victory in her first match.
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Women's tennis splits matches at home in final tournament

By Jack Barrett | November 12, 2008

BEN GETTINGER / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth women's tennis team competed in Hanover at the Big Green Invitational this past weekend, facing teams from Boston University, Temple University and the University of Akron over the three-day event at the Boss Tennis Center. The University of Syracuse and the University of Massachusetts also took part in the weekend's play. On Friday, the Big Green squared off against the Terriers of Boston University, splitting thier matches, 4-4. The Big Green played without all of its upperclassmen as the team's four juniors, including captains Jesse Adler '10 and Mary Beth Winingham '10, are off this term, and captain Jamie Caplan '09 is injured. Even so, Dartmouth had the edge in singles against the Terriers, led by a strong performance from Molly Scott '11.

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Field hockey drops final game at Cornell, finishes 3rd in Ivies

By Sarah Rohrbach | November 11, 2008

Neither captain Ashley Hines'09's goal in the final second of the game nor Virginia Peisch '11's record-breaking pair of assists was enough to give the Dartmouth women's field hockey team a win over Ivy rival Cornell. The Big Green (6-11, 4-3 Ivy) fell to the Big Red (11-5, 6-1 Ivy), 3-2, in Ithaca, N.Y.

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Toe to Toe: Schmidley

By Will Schmidley | November 10, 2008

In today's column, Ryan and I will argue over which NFL team is the cream of the crop. If either of us knew what we're talking about earlier in the term, we should have been taken back to our columns in which we took a stab at predicting this year's Super Bowl-winner. My pick, the Cowboys, have been riddled by injury after injury to a number of key players and are limping past the halfway mark in the 2008 season.

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