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Big Green women's basketball broke its winning streak on Monday.
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Holy Cross downs women's hoops

By Kevin Liao | January 16, 2008

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff In a close contest against nonconference rival Holy Cross, the Big Green women's basketball team's inability to hit key shots proved a deciding factor in a tough 60-52 loss on Monday night.

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Two-sport athlete leaves Hanover, eyes Olympics

By Stephen Preefer | January 10, 2008

Dartmouth's all-important winter season is in full swing, but cross-country runner and Nordic skiing all-star Ben True '08 is noticeably missing from the Big Green scene. True has decided to spend the Fall and Winter term intensifying his Nordic training schedule at the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation in Sun Valley, Idaho. This is the first time that True, who is currently training with Dartmouth ski team alumnus Mike Sinnott '07, has dedicated himself solely to his skiing. True believes that he will be able to achieve significantly more in skiing without the academic pressures of Dartmouth.

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The Glove

By David Glovsky | January 9, 2008

Welcome back for Winter term, sports fans. Winter in Hanover is a time to take in a hockey game at Thompson Arena, a basketball game at Leede Arena or maybe just take a day off from class and go skiing. Whichever way you'll have it, sports are a great cure for the winter blues. Right now, it is a good time to be a fan of Dartmouth men's hockey -- not necessarily in terms of its current iteration (5-7-1, 2-6-1 ECAC), but those of us who have been around the team for a few years are happy to notice that some former Dartmouth players are finally taking the next step in proving that they can make it in the pros. As recently as the beginning of the 2007-2008 season, there was only one Dartmouth hockey alumnus playing for the National Hockey League, the highest level of professional hockey. Lee Stempniak '05 was a fifth-round draft choice by the St.

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Swimmers train in Ireland, compete in Vegas over break

By Schuyler Evans | January 8, 2008

The Dartmouth men's and women's swim teams spent their winter break training, globe-trotting and competing as they traveled to Las Vegas, Nev., and across the pond to Dublin, Ireland. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas Invitational gave the Big Green a chance to test themselves against a group of athletes that are seldom available for competition on the East Coast. "It was good to compete against West Coast teams," women's co-captain Liz Mancuso '08 said.

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