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Mygatt and Chenel excel in international ski race

By Allison Forbes | April 6, 2004

Jennifer Mygatt '04 faced the steep course and cold Greenlandic coastal winds with the words of fellow-racer Fabian Mauz in her head: "If you can't find something to smile about you might as well shoot yourself." It made her laugh as she was forced to herringbone up another hill of the formidable terrain in conditions that, on that first day of the Arctic Circle Race Sunday, March 28, could be called challenging at best. "It didn't let up a lot," Mygatt said.

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Softball attains road split against Boston College

By Lisa Glassman | April 2, 2004

Dartmouth women's softball (3-10) headed to Boston Tuesday to play a doubleheader against Boston College (19-12). Dartmouth split the two games, winning 2-1 in the day game, and losing 9-1 in the nightcap. In game one, BC jumped out to a quick lead, scoring one run in the first inning.

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Lightweight rowers grab two victories

By Nedko Kyuchukov | April 2, 2004

Just like its female counterparts, the Dartmouth men's lightweight crew team won two races in their last event, held Saturday, March 20 in Aiken, S.C. As a result, the team finished second in the yearly Augusta-Aiken Country Spring Regatta.

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Green sailors end spring trip in style

By James Lamb | April 2, 2004

Many students returned to Hanover this past weekend reflecting on relaxing spring break experiences and trying to figure out how to prevent fabulous new tans from instantly fading in the chilly Northeast.

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Big Green laxers enter heart of Ivy League schedule

By Elliot Olshansky | April 1, 2004

In the summer of 2002, Elizabeth Right '04 made a bold prediction for herself and her Dartmouth lacrosse teammates -- that they would win a national championship. "In the next two years, it will be done," Right said. With the 2004 season in full swing, the Big Green women are out to fulfill Right's prophecy, but with the NCAA tournament more than a month away, there's another championship on their minds: Dartmouth's eighth Ivy League title in 10 years. In that regard, so far, so good. After a competitive spring break schedule that included trips to nationally-ranked Stanford and Maryland, the Big Green are 4-2 (2-0 Ivy) and in the heart of their Ivy League schedule.

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Green laxers ride win streak into Notre Dame contest

By Ali Youssefi | March 31, 2004

Since dropping its season-opener, the Dartmouth men's lacrosse team has looked impressive in rattling off five consecutive victories. After downing Colgate for its first win of the season, the Big Green clobbered Hartford March 9 by a score of 16-2 at Scully-Fahey Field in Hanover.

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Abdur-Rahim leads track team at Arizona meets

By Ben Zimmerman | March 30, 2004

The Big Green scorched the Arizona desert this past week, dominating action at both the Arizona State Invitational on Friday and Saturday and at a competition held at Scottsdale Community College a day earlier. Though dozens of Dartmouth athletes contributed to the team's success this past week, Mustafa Abdur-Rahim '04 proved to be the star of the show, winning ECAC Player of the Week honors for the second time this year. While in Scottsdale, Abdur-Rahim finished the two-day decathlon with a score of 7,936 points, simultaneously qualifying for the U.S.

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Women's tennis grabs national ranking over break

By Mark Sweeney | March 29, 2004

The Dartmouth women's tennis team won three of its five matches during a spring break trip to Florida, and in the process gained its first national team ranking in over two years. During the middle of the set of matches in the Sunshine State, the Big Green attained the No.

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Baseball takes two out of three against Hofstra

By Kate Mulley | March 9, 2004

Two come-from-behind wins marked the Dartmouth baseball team's first games of the 2004 spring season this weekend. After a busy winter training in Leverone Field House, the team hoped to prove themselves at University Field in three games against the Hofstra Pride.

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Steroids run rampant throughout professional baseball

By D.J. Gelner | March 9, 2004

This past week, federal prosecutors announced that they had found evidence that six professional athletes -- including baseball stars Barry Bonds, Jason Giambi and Gary Sheffield -- had received human growth hormone (hGH) and the designer steroid tetrahydrogestrinone (THG) from BALCO Labs. While this new information has certainly raised some questions about the integrity of Major League Baseball, was it really unexpected?

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Big Green cyclists start season strong at Rutgers

By Dale Apgar | March 9, 2004

The Dartmouth cyclists picked up where they left off last year by winning the women's elite A race and placing three riders in the top 25 in the men's elite at the Rutgers invitational, their first race of the season. Staving off winds and driving rain, women's captain Amy Wallace '04 captured the top spot for the women, just edging out teammate Kristina Eaton '04, who placed fourth. "We each did our own race, but I happened to be riding Kristina's wheel coming into the last few hundred yards, so she inadvertently gave me a lead out for the sprint.

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