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Racqueteers fall to Columbia and Cornell
By
Rob Friedman
| April 11, 2005
Men's tennis opened Ivy League play this weekend with two losses. On Friday the Big Green was dominated by the Columbia Lions (13-2), losing 6-1, and on Saturday they lost a very close match to the Cornell Big Red (9-8) 5-2.
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Buddy's boys: revamped coaching staff looks to rebuild now
By
John Mitchell
| April 11, 2005
The hiring of Buddy Teevens '79 marks the beginning of a new era of Dartmouth College football. Teevens has been charged with the task of rejuvenating a football program whose 16-53 record since 1998 has dampened the atmosphere around Memorial Field.
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Baseball sweeps Princeton, improves win streak to four
By
Kate Mulley
| April 11, 2005
On a beautiful spring Saturday in Hanover, the Dartmouth baseball team took the field against defending Ivy Champions, the Princeton Tigers.
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Women's lax extends record to 9-0
By
Grace Crandall
| April 11, 2005
Dartmouth women's lacrosse maintained their perfect record in a decisive 13-8 victory over Ivy opponent No.
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Equestrian finishes fourth of four at Zone I competition
By
Meredith Hatley
| April 11, 2005
Dartmouth Equestrian fell short of qualifying for Nationals in Saturday's Zone I competition placing fourth out of the four teams representing the four regions in Zone I.
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60 teams enter spring dodgeball tournament
By
Matthew Mackey
| April 11, 2005
Dartmouth students came out in force both Friday and Saturday to play in and watch the first annual spring dodgeball championships, which raised $1,500 for the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation. The tournament saw tremendous turnout, with 60 separate six-person teams registering to play in the men's/co-ed and women's divisions.
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The clear, the cream, anything to juice up the nation
By
Dave Raines
| April 8, 2005
Would you still watch the NBA if the players could jump 15 feet in the air? Of course you would, because let's face it, the only reason we watch the NBA now is because the players jump higher and move faster than people like us ever could. So what's wrong with a substance that allows athletes to recover faster, jump higher, lift more, and hit more home runs.
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Dartmouth drops a deuce to the Great Danes of Albany
By
Evan Meyerson
| April 8, 2005
Dartmouth softball's winless streak was extended to seven games on Tuesday, as the Lady Green dropped both games of a doubleheader to Albany.
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No. 7 women's lacrosse annihilates UMass-Amherst
By
Grace Crandall
| April 8, 2005
Dartmouth women's lacrosse added yet another win to their undefeated record Tuesday afternoon as they trampled the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with an 18-6 victory.
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Women's water polo sweeps weekend at Wesleyan
By
Greg Holtz
| April 7, 2005
Women's water polo, currently ranked third nationally among club teams, went 4-0 this past weekend in the second regional New England tournament at Wesleyan University.
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Baseball opens Ivy League season with .500 record
By
Katherine Mulley
| April 7, 2005
After its first four games of Ivy League play, Dartmouth has two Ivy-honored baseball players and a 2-2 record in the league. The Big Green had mixed results on the diamond after rain and poor conditions postponed its weekend games against Penn and Columbia on Monday and Tuesday.
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Smoyer '34 donates $4.5 million for new soccer field
By
Nedko Kyuchukov
| April 7, 2005
The first days of April brought great news for Dartmouth's soccer teams and their fans. The College's plans for a new intercollegiate soccer stadium were boosted by a $4.5 million commitment from Stanley Smoyer, Class of 1934.
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Skiers shred to fifth place finish at NCAA Championships
By
Jean Polfus and Rick Adams
| April 6, 2005
Dartmouth skiers roared into a fifth place team finish after four days of intense competition at the 2005 NCAA Skiing National Championship with seven All-American individual finishes, as well as continuing a dynasty of men's slalom champions, claiming first place for the fourth year in a row.
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Sailors dominate competition at Boston Dinghy Cup
By
Jonathan Kling
| April 6, 2005
This weekend at the 76th annual Boston Dinghy Cup hosted on the Charles River in downtown Boston, the Dartmouth sailors showed the collegiate sailing world why they deserve to be ranked number one.
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Crew bears brutal Beantown weather
By
Will Canestaro
| April 5, 2005
Dartmouth women's crew traveled down to Boston this weekend to race Northeastern, Buffalo and Boston College.
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Equestrian leaps over regional rivals, preps for Zones
By
Meredith Hartley
| April 5, 2005
Dartmouth equestrian excelled in Regional competition Saturday, as five Big Green riders qualified in their individual classes to compete at Zones on April 9 for a spot at Nationals. "I was very proud of all our Regional qualifiers," said head coach Sally Batton.
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Rugby gears up for Ancient Eight Championships
By
Dan Correa
| April 5, 2005
On a rainy Saturday, the Dartmouth men's rugby team took the field against Northeastern University for its first New England match of the spring season.
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Top ten reasons why it's okay to lose by 48 points
By
Evan Meyerson
| April 4, 2005
I had two choices of where to take this column. Should I be serious and profound or should I, well, not?