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Cornell holds off Dartmouth run

By Bret Anderson | April 18, 2005

After going toe-to-toe with the Ivy League leading Cornell Big Red for 60 minutes, the No. 11 Dartmouth men's lacrosse team lost a heartbreaker on Saturday 8-7 in front of a packed Scully-Fahey Field crowd.

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Pool renovation hurts water sports

By Nedko Kyuchukov | April 18, 2005

Construction on the Karl Michael Pool was set to begin on April 1, but has since been delayed. It is not yet clear when exactly it will start and when exactly it is going to be finished, but in the meantime, Big Green athletes are growing concerned. During the time of the renovation, all teams will have to use the four-lane Spaulding Pool, and they are not happy. "The smaller pool is definitely going to affect our workouts.

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Brown sweeps Big Green twice

By Kate Mulley | April 18, 2005

The Dartmouth baseball team saw inconsistency rear its ugly head again this weekend as the Big Green was swept by Brown during Saturday and Sunday's doubleheader with scores of 4-1 and 17-4 on Saturday and 10-7 and 6-5 on Sunday. Brown started out the first game with a first inning two-out run off of starter Jeff Wilkerson '07.

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Cycling second at Beanpot Classic

By Dale Apgar | April 15, 2005

The three-time defending Division II National Champion Dartmouth cycling team battled through crashes and mechanical failure to capture second place overall in the Boston Beanpot Classic last weekend. Co-captain Amy Wallace '04 was the only Dartmouth rider to win an individual race, while the squad took the victory in the team time trial. Big Green riders started the weekend in grand form, winning the overall team time trial on Saturday morning.

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Dartmouth continues smooth sailing in women's races

By Jon Kling | April 13, 2005

The Dartmouth women's sailing team, hot off recent wins on the more competitive co-ed circuit, arrived at this weekend's women's event guns blazing. The Big Green crushed the field this weekend at Boston University's President's Trophy. Over two days and 20 races, with a very light breeze, the Dartmouth team of Lauren Padilla '05, Liz Hyon '05, Emily East '06 and Christina Duncan '06 blew away the other 11 teams in attendance, winning the regatta by 11 points. "The women's team sailed very well on Saturday and were winning the regatta after eight races in each division," Duncan said.

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Veterans deliver at UPenn Invite

By Jennifer Yu | April 11, 2005

It's funny how 0.13 seconds can define winning and losing. But 0.13 seconds is a remarkable margin in track and field time; many runners have won or lost a race in less than 0.13 seconds. At the Penn Invitational on Saturday afternoon, Dartmouth men's 4 x 400 meter relay team, made up of Mustafa Abdur-Rahim '04, Richard Cedrone '07, Charlie Stoebe '08 and Mike Carmody '08, won the race in 3:17:57, beating Cornell's 3:17:70 mark. "The 4x400 team ran a superb race, each leg getting passed on the first turn and out-kicking their competition in the final straight away every leg to win the relay race," said senior co-captain Brian McCarthy '05. The men's team performed well, winning several events and showing potential to win in other events.

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