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Club Corner

By David Schmidt | February 6, 2006

The Dartmouth club hockey team beat the Tuck School of Business 7-4 in last Thursday's contest between cross-town rivals. Bart van Veghel '06, David Thompson '06, Max Guimond '06 and Darcy Marr '06 all notched a goal for the undergraduates, while Jamal Sabky '09 added a goal and two assists. Tuck only managed four goals on netminder Chuck Rosenwasser '06. With its fourth straight win, Dartmouth improves to 9-1 on the season.

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Men's basketball heads to N.Y. in search of first Ivy win

By Kyle Jazwa | February 3, 2006

Emma Haberman / The Dartmouth Senior Staff After failing to produce one victory in the Ivy League, the Dartmouth men's basketball team (2-15, 0-4 Ivy) will head to New York for a two-game road stand in what amounts to a huge weekend for the team. It's on the road where teams are tested.

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Swim teams encouraged by regular season progress

By Nate Niparko | February 3, 2006

For the Dartmouth swimming and diving teams, success is seldom defined in black and white terms. An eventual team loss to a superior opponent is often less important than the individual improvements that can result from swimming against stiffer competition. Such has been the case this season for the Big Green swim teams, which will put the finishing touches on the regular season when the women compete in Saturday's Middlebury Invitational.

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Four Dartmouth skiers head to Italy for Olympics

By Jean Polfus | February 2, 2006

Courtesy of Libby Ludlow In only eight days, four alpine skiers with ties to Dartmouth will represent their nations alongside the most talented athletes in the world at the opening ceremonies of the 2006 Olympic Winter Games held in Torino, Italy. Dartmouth seniors Libby Ludlow '06 and Pat Biggs '06, both in their Olympic premiere, appear to have realistic chances at podium spots in the super-G and Slalom.

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Men's tennis slams Army, falls to No. 25 Clemson

By Jordan Rose | January 31, 2006

Emma Haberman / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Before the Dartmouth men's tennis matches at West Point, N.Y., last weekend, senior Raj Shrestha '06 said he was confident that the squad could start 2006 on the right foot. "Last year, we had a pretty good team," he said, "but this year this team is a lot better.

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Princeton sinks swim teams in regular season finale

By Nate Niparko | January 31, 2006

Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth swimming and diving teams took advantage of the weekend competitions as they set their sights on the EISL and Ivy League Championships that begin at the end of next month. The women's squad (2-8, 1-6 Ivy) completed an impressive non-conference victory over Northeastern on Saturday, and both the men's and women's squads showed their individual strengths with encouraging performances against powerhouse Princeton on Sunday. In Boston on Saturday, the women's team swim played to a virtual tie that was finally broken on the meet's final event.

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