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The Brown Bears jumped ahead of the Big Green at the end of the second quarter in Saturday's match.
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Dartmouth football falls in a high-octane horse race at Brown

By Paul Glenn | November 12, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Head Coach Buddy Teevens '79 called Saturday's football contest a "track meet." Brown and Dartmouth traded score after score until the final whistle, as Brown came out on top 56-35. The Bears' (4-5, 3-3 Ivy) offense was led almost single-handedly by WR Bobby Sewall.

Dartmouth football will look to solidify its third-place standing this weekend.
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Football analysis: Big Green football the favorite to finish third

By Will Schmidley | November 9, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Thanks to a profusion of big plays and complete domination in the turnover battle, Big Green football was able to put together its finest victory of the season against Cornell despite being outgained for the second weekend in a row. The Big Green defense forced an astounding seven turnovers, including five recovered fumbles (six forced) and two timely interceptions.

Women's basketball looks to build this year with six new team members.
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Women's hoops ready to reclaim Ivy crown from Crimson

By Heita Miki | November 8, 2007

Thomas Bukowski / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth women's basketball team, winners of 15 Ivy League titles, will look to go after their 16th conference crown and a berth in the NCAA tournament this upcoming winter after a season in which Harvard claimed the conference title over Dartmouth.

Men's soccer defeats Cornell, focuses attention on Brown.
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Men's soccer defeats Cornell, focuses attention on Brown

By Stephen Preefer | November 6, 2007

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Staff Big Green men's soccer continued its winning ways this weekend, defeating Ivy League rival Cornell 3-1 in a tough 90-minute battle on the pitch. Overall, the team was satisfied with its play on Saturday. "We played pretty well," team co-captain Brian Lappas '08 said.

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Toe to Toe (Hodes)

By Alex Hodes | November 5, 2007

Alex Rodriguez is the best player in baseball. He deserves to be paid as such. But the best player in baseball does not deserve to be paid $350 million.

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