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Track tackles opponents in Grand Canyon state

By Jennifer Yu | April 4, 2005

Over spring break, the men and women's track and field team traveled to Arizona for their annual spring training trip and swept competition away. The team competed in two meets while training in Arizona: one for multi-eventers and one for the rest of the team. At the Desert meet, Mustafa Abdur-Rahim '04, despite a strained shoulder, managed an NCAA-qualifying performance in the decathlon with 7719-points. "I was pretty satisfied with my performance," Abdur-Rahim said.

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Boston's 'Boy Wonder' Theo Epstein plugs internships

By Dana LaMendola | March 30, 2005

MasterCard's ubiquitous "Priceless" marketing campaign promises that "for everything else there's MasterCard." Thanks to the credit card company's "Priceless Experience" initiative, which offers internships in film, music or sports, MasterCard's advertisments might not be an understatement. Over the past few months, MasterCard has been advertising their "Priceless Experience" internship program, which offers an opportunity for 12 lucky contestants to pursue summer internships in the music, film and sports industries.

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Elite Eight makes history with three overtime games

By Stephen Macekura | March 30, 2005

Simply put, it was the greatest collection of Elite Eight games in the history of the NCAA Tournament. On Saturday, Louisville overcame a 20-point first half deficit to defeat West Virginia in overtime, in a game where the teams launched an astounding 55 three-pointers, making an even more astounding 55 percent of their field goals all while combining for a mere 25 turnovers. Hours later, top-seeded Illinois rallied from 15 points down in the last four minutes to defeat a poised Arizona team, also in overtime.

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Third time not a charm: Green ends record-tying season

By Tony Hao | March 29, 2005

For the third straight year, the women's hockey team made it to the Frozen Four championships, but for the third straight year, the Big Green came up short in the semi-final game. Despite this year's expanded tournament field of eight teams, the Frozen Four pairings were identical to those of a season ago.

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Women's basketball shoots for NCAA win

By Jennifer Yu | March 18, 2005

WEB UPDATE, March 18, 9:51 p.m. The Dartmouth women's basketball team will look to break new ground on Sunday in its fifth NCAA tournament effort under head coach Chris Wielgus. Advancing to the second round will not be easy, though -- the Big Green drew a first round match-up against the defending national champions.

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