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Rugby pummels Brown in first Ivy contest of the year

By Dan Correa | October 1, 2004

Providence, R.I. -- After last week's disappointing loss to Boston College, the Dartmouth rugby team went in search of their first league victory Saturday against Ivy rival Brown.

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Green sailors take to the water in impressive fashion

By Jon Kling | October 1, 2004

Not surprisingly, the Dartmouth sailing team is back on top of its game at the start of the fall season.

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Great AL stadiums: Yankee Stadium's rich tradition and winning history make it the premier place to watch a game

By Dana LaMendola | September 30, 2004

My father always says, "I'm Catholic, my wife is Jewish and my kids are Yankees fans." Therefore, it's understandable that in my eyes Yankee Stadium is the holiest of places. Be in 1993 watching Melido Perez pitch miserably for us, or screaming endlessly in Game Two of the 1999 AL Championship Series (Bostonians, I'm sure, can recall that result), every time I venture into the Stadium is truly a spiritual experience.

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Great AL stadiums: Combining old-school charm and new-school amenities, Camden Yards stands above the rest

By Steven Orbuch | September 30, 2004

When it comes to Major League baseball parks, it's really just Baltimore's Camden Yards and then everywhere else.

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Big Green hockey squad surges in preseason polls

By Ben Zimmerman | September 29, 2004

Dartmouth football is only two weeks into its season, but ice hockey is already stealing headlines.

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Men's Golf: Young Big Green golf teams make some noise early in the season

By Avni Shah | September 28, 2004

After a rained-out Bucknell Invitational, Dartmouth men's golf opened their season this weekend with a strong showing at the Dartmouth Invitational.

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Women's Golf: Young Big Green golf teams make some noise early in the season

By Avni Shah | September 28, 2004

In the past week, Big Green women's golf has gone out to prove a point: despite the fact that they are small in numbers and are have inexperience playing against them, this is not a rebuilding year.

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Strong showing versus Ivy foes for Big Green men

By Ben Zimmerman | September 28, 2004

Only a week removed from an impressive performance at the Volkl Shootout, Big Green tennis held court against Ivy rivals Yale, Princeton, Cornell and Columbia during last weekend's Yale Invitational.

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Men's soccer searches for season's first victory at Chase Field

By Nedko Kyuchukov | September 24, 2004

Off pace. It's the only way to describe Dartmouth's soccer team, which began the season this month and has since failed to achieve a win in its first four games.

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UNH tops Big Green volleyball in first home contest

By Ben Reed | September 24, 2004

Despite a host of new faces on the court Wednesday night, the Dartmouth volleyball team reminded the home crowd of many of last season's losses, dropping two painfully close games in a 3-0 loss to in-state rival UNH at Leede Arena (30-21, 31-29, 30-28). With four freshmen in the starting lineup, the new Big Green (1-7) overcame a sluggish start to play a very competitive match but committed a number of costly errors and lost the battle at the net to the bigger Wildcats (4-7), mustering just a .098 hitting percentage as the ladies in green were outblocked 13-2. In the first game, UNH was able to stretch a 22-18 lead into a comfortable 30-21 win.

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Season opener ends in defeat for Dartmouth men's rugby

By Dan Correa | September 23, 2004

SACHEM FIELD, Sept. 18 -- On a cold and rainy Saturday, the Dartmouth rugby team took the pitch against a strong side from Boston College in its season opener.

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Men's tennis rules the courts at home tournament

By Ben Zimmerman | September 23, 2004

Big Green tennis opened strong this year, more than holding its own in the annual Volkl Shootout.

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Despite last-second touchdown, Big Green falls short

By Christopher LaForgia | September 22, 2004

Dartmouth football opened its season against No. 12-ranked Colgate Saturday, suffering a bittersweet loss made only worse by the game's close score.

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Field hockey scores major upset against mighty Tigers

By Dana LaMendola | September 22, 2004

Despite a disappointing season last year, the Dartmouth field hockey team erupted with a vengeance in the opening weeks of the 2004 season.

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Lady Racketeers blitz competition in Volkl Shootout

By Mark Sweeney | September 22, 2004

The Dartmouth women's tennis team began its 2003-04 season in style this weekend by bulldozing the competition at Hanover's Volkl Shootout.

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Big Green sports teams shine in 2003-04 season

By Steven Orbuch | September 10, 2004

By the end of Orientation, the typical Dartmouth freshman realizes that the College experience is not just about class and studying.

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McLaughlin was star Dartmouth footballer

By Zachary Goldstein | August 26, 2004

He was "one of the greatest Dartmouth ends in recent years," The Dartmouth proclaimed in 1953. Indeed, 51 years later, former College President David T.

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CampUS Weekly: Crew star doubles as stud

By Steven Orbuch | August 24, 2004

Dan Donaho's story

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U.S. swimmers set records; table tennis team in trouble

By Matthew Kelly | August 19, 2004

Although much attention in Hanover has been focused on shot-putter Adam Nelson '97, the U.S. contingent on the whole has so far fared quite successfully in Athens as well.

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Hall of Fame inducts Green linebacker

By Christopher LaForgia | August 19, 2004

SOUTH BEND, IND, Aug. 14 -- Murry Bowden '70 was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, along with 22 other players and coaches. Bowden, known as the "Reckless Rover", was known for his tough play at linebacker.

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