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Field hockey coach to head NFHCA

By Jennifer Yu | January 21, 2005

Amy Fowler, Dartmouth field hockey's head coach, was elected president of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association at this year's NFHCA conference, held in Providence, R.I., on Jan.

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Women's swimming nabs first, men finish a close second at URI

By Allan S. Reynolds III | January 19, 2005

KINGSTON, R.I. -- The Dartmouth women's swimming and diving team placed first and the men finished a close second on the final day of the University of Rhode Island Invitational on Saturday. On the women's side, Dartmouth blew away the rest of the field with 473 points, followed by UMass with 319, Rhode Island with 264 and La Salle with 228. The women won seven individual events and all four relays.

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Men's swim team conquers Mexico, Big Green-style

By Justin Neiman | January 17, 2005

There are few Dartmouth athletes fortunate enough to attract fans outside of the Upper Valley. Aside from Jay Fiedler '94, Cherie Piper '06 and a few Olympians from the ski team, Dartmouth competitors remain relatively anonymous with respect to their athletic pursuits outside of the Ivy League. While the accomplishments of Dartmouth's aquatic juggernauts often stay within the confines of the Karl Michael Pool, members of the varsity swim team recently travelled to Acapulco, Mexico for a training trip and found a large following in a very unexpected place. When the varsity men's swim team crossed the border for their annual winter training trip this past December, they were met with a shockingly large number of Mexican fans. "We got off the bus at the IMSS Aquatic Center, and were greeted by a crowd of Mexicans cheering for us.

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Big Green hockey knocks Vermont out of ECAC lead

By Evan Meyerson | January 17, 2005

Four days after defeating No. 6 New Hampshire in college hockey's highest scoring affair in almost five years, the Big Green dominated Vermont Saturday night in the rubber match of this season's three game series. Dartmouth's victory gave the team its fourth win in five games and put them at 8-7-2 for the season, 5-5 in the ECAC.

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The Draft Board

January 17, 2005

Mark Sweeney, Adam White and Jesse 'Fred' Klempner square off to draft the best teams on a wide variety of pop culture subjects. Today, the trio of experts compiles their ideal celebrity street fighting team, complete with each member's respective weapon.

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Skiers take on the world at international competitions

By Jean Polfus | January 14, 2005

Reigning NCAA slalom champion Paul McDonald '06 just received the chance of a lifetime. McDonald was recently invited by the US Ski Team to compete in the World Cup Slalom races at Wengen, Switzerland, and Kitzbuhel and Schladming, Austria. McDonald withdrew from winter term classes and will ski with the US team for the rest of the season.

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Minnesota and Moss battle Eagles, destiny on Sunday

By Alex Friedman | January 13, 2005

Allow this writer to hearken back to the days of yore -- 1998, to be precise -- when the football gods came down and manifested themselves as the Minnesota Vikings offense. That was the year that Minnesota, led by Randall Cunningham, rookie sensation Randy Moss, Cris Carter, John Randle and many others, went 15-1, shattering the single season team point total while surrendering the fifth fewest points in the league. At the same time, Gary Anderson established a league record by making every single field goal in the regular season, logging 40 in a row in the 1997-8 season. They should have easily made it to the Super Bowl that year, where I guarantee that they would have dispatched the Denver Broncos handily.

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Suspicions of steroid abuse tarnish homerun king's reign

By Dana LaMendola | January 12, 2005

With the recent release of Yankee slugger Jason Giambi's grand jury testimony against the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative (BALCO), Major League Baseball has found itself in a heated controversy over the prevalence of steroids among the league's top players. Naturally, one cannot help but place San Francisco Giant and current single-season homerun record holder Barry Bonds at the top of the most-juiced list. Since his 1986 MLB debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Bonds has hit over .300 in 11 seasons and earned 12 All-Star appearances.

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Dartmouth athletes' garner weekend league honors

By Jennifer Yu | January 12, 2005

This past week has been a successful venture for Dartmouth athletes -- for their outstanding performances, Big Green competitors were honored with several prestigious awards. Elise Morrison, the sophomore center of the Women's Basketball team and last year's Ivy League Rookie of the Year, received her second Ivy League Player of the Week honor after contributing 17 points and 13 rebounds to Dartmouth's 73-70 overtime victory over Harvard on Saturday. Earlier this season, the starting center recorded 29 points and 10 rebounds in a game against Hartford and recorded a double-double against Harvard, Hartford and UIC.

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