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Women's hockey rolls through ECACHL quarters

By Tony Hao | March 7, 2005

With some clutch performances, Dartmouth women's hockey team swept Colgate in the opening round of the ECAC playoffs and moves on to the semifinals of the tournament. On Friday night, it was Tiffany Hagge '06 who provided the scoring.

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Ultimate Frisbee leaves its mark on the Golden State

By Sam Routhier | March 7, 2005

Last weekend, the men's ultimate Frisbee team traveled with the women's squad to San Diego, Cal., to compete with some of the best college teams in the country. The tournament featured 30 teams organized into six pools, meaning that the first tournament day would include four games for each team, beginning at 9:00 a.m.

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Men's basketball falls to fourth in Ivy League play

By Kyle Jazwa | March 7, 2005

With second place in the Ivy League on the line and in the midst of an impressive five game winning streak, the Dartmouth men's basketball team (10-17, 7-7) knew that its turnaround basketball season was going to culminate in this last road trip of the season.

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Athletes of the Week

By The Dartmouth | March 7, 2005

Jamie Coffin '06 Lacrosse Apparently bereft of cobwebs to shake off, junior Jamie Coffin opened his 2005 campaign in mid-season form.

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Banged-up Big Green hosts Colgate in ECACHL quarterfinals

By Tony Hao | March 4, 2005

The loss to Harvard a month ago seemed to have broken the impenetrable armor of the Big Green scoring machine, but the lady icers say they have regrouped and are ready for their second season, which begins against Colgate this weekend. By the end of January, Dartmouth had amassed a program-best 19-1 record and seemed poised to claim the conference title.

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Matt Bank '04 earns spot in Sports Guy's 'Sweet 16'

By Kelsey Blodget | March 4, 2005

When Bill Simmons, ESPN's "Sports Guy," launched a worldwide search for a new intern, Matt Bank '04 leapt at the chance to escape his humdrum corporate job and landed a spot among the 16 finalists. Simmons, a popular writer for ESPN.com's Page 2 and ESPN: The Magazine, created the contest not only to replace his old intern, who left to work for ESPN talk show host Jim Rome, but also to give a young 20-something a shot at the big time. "I know what it's like to be out of college -- with no freaking idea where your life is headed, with nobody giving you a chance, with your parents leaning on you to get a real job -- only you can't shake the feeling that you just need one lucky break," Simmons wrote on Page 2. Bank, and the 4,500 others who applied during the four-day period when Simmons accepted applications, could relate to his experience. Simmons asked contestants to write 400 words about why they should be his intern.

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Dartmouth legend Rudy LaRusso '59 honored Saturday

By Kyle Jazwa | March 1, 2005

The College community honored the life of Rudy LaRusso '59 on Saturday in a warm ceremony during the halftime show of the Dartmouth-Yale basketball game. As LaRusso's wife, siblings and other relatives stood at half court, the crowd packing Leede Arena rose to their feet and chanted, "Rudy!

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