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Coach Kinyon enters squash hall of fame

By Ali Youssefi | February 28, 2003

In a ceremony held last weekend at Princeton University, Chuck Kinyon, head coach of the Dartmouth men's tennis team, was formally inducted into the National Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Association Hall of Fame. "I am very honored and proud to be inducted into the Intercollegiate Hall of Fame," Kinyon said.

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Men's hockey skates for playoff bye against RPI, Union

By Elliot Olshansky | February 28, 2003

By now, it should come as no surprise that the Big Green men's hockey team enjoys playing in Thompson Arena, where only three opponents have been able to beat Dartmouth all season long, and where some of the finest hockey programs in the country, including No.

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No. 12-ranked women's lax team set to open new season

By Matt Miller | February 27, 2003

A new season gets underway for the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team this Saturday afternoon at Scully-Fahey Field, as the University of New Hampshire Wildcats pay a visit to Hanover for a 1 p.m.

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Total domination of Colby Sawyer achieved by club icers

By Peter Hanbury | February 26, 2003

Led by Jamil Batcha '06's one assist, the Dartmouth club hockey team stormed past the Colby-Sawyer Chargers Sunday, winning 13-2 in front of a large and raucous crowd.

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Club volleyball takes title in NECVL west division

By Keith Schuricht | February 26, 2003

The Dartmouth men's volleyball team wrapped up divisional play over the weekend by capturing the New England Collegiate Volleyball League's western division title.

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League's best coming to Hanover to face men's hoopsters

By Elliot Olshansky | February 21, 2003

The Dartmouth athletic department may be handing out free towels to the first 100 students at Leede Arena this weekend, but it's not because anyone on the Big Green roster is sweating this weekend's matchups against Princeton and Pennsylvania.

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Figure skaters on path to nationals

By Rebecca Bruccoleri | February 21, 2003

Last Saturday, the Dartmouth Figure Skating team won second place at the Cornell University meet moving into a tie in the in eastern standings for first place along with the University of Delaware and Cornell.

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Playoff position up for grabs as men's hockey stays home

By Dan Weinberg | February 21, 2003

The last home weekend for the Dartmouth men's hockey team is a crucial one as the team positions itself for the postseason against two of its toughest Ivy League and ECAC opponents, Harvard and Brown. In this year's format, every ECAC squad will make the playoffs with the following breakdown: the top four teams receive a bye into the second round, while five through eight play on home ice against nine through 12 in the first round. The Big Green (14-10-1, 10-8-0 ECAC) is stuck in a bottleneck at the fourth slot entering this weekend.

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Women's hockey takes to the road to face Mercyhurst

By Lei Hao | February 21, 2003

With only four games left in the regular season, the Big Green will travel to Erie, Penn. this weekend to face the ninth-ranked Lakers from Mercyhurst.

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Rehab key for Big Green athletes who play with pain

By Elliot Olshansky | February 20, 2003

For any skater on a hockey team, the first goal of the season is a thrill. It represents a milestone in the season, and with any luck, the beginning of something bigger.

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Men's volleyball home again this weekend

By Jeff Wagner | February 20, 2003

As the dust settled in Alumni gym in the early afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 8, the 2003 Dartmouth Men's Volleyball Team had a lot to be proud of.

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Track sets relay record in Boston

By Jesse Klempner | February 19, 2003

Despite the inescapable pull of the most Hallmark of holidays, both the men's and women's track teams were able to pull themselves away from Hanover to compete in the Valentine Classic hosted by Boston University.

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Club hockey reaches end of winning streak

By Roy Small | February 19, 2003

The Golden Age of Dartmouth club hockey stumbled, fell on its face and broke its nose Friday night as the longest winning streak in team history came to a heartbreaking end at the hands of the Babson Beaver club team.

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Cellar-dwelling Lions and Big Red come to Leede

By Elliot Olshansky | February 14, 2003

Since opening the Ivy League season on Jan. 4 in Cambridge, the Big Green men's basketball team has sent a youthful lineup, containing only four upperclassmen, onto courts from Providence to Philadelphia.

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Men's hockey hosting two must-win ECAC games

By Michael P. Hamilton | February 14, 2003

The friendly confines of Thompson Arena will be a welcome sight to the men's hockey squad this weekend when they take the ice this weekend.

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Rolling ladies' hoops team takes to the road for Ivy play

By Keil Hur | February 14, 2003

They had me worried there for a while. After starting the much anticipated season 5-1, the Dartmouth women's basketball team went into an impressive slump, dropping eight of the next nine games, a five-game losing streak included. In what was supposed to be a "Return-to-Greatness" season for the Big Green, it seemed that, for the first time in the school's history, the team would suffer its third consecutive season with a losing record. Following a 74-60 loss to Providence College on Jan.

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Women swimmers fall to Lions

By Anne O'Hagen | February 13, 2003

Last Saturday, Dartmouth Women's Swimming and Diving fell to the Columbia Lions, 175-119, at Columbia's Uris Pool.

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Snapshot

By Compiled by The Dartmouth | February 13, 2003

The Big Green men's hockey team joins the women's team at home this weekend. The men's games against St.

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Big Green squash steals one of four from killer Ps

By Ben Noland | February 13, 2003

Winter Carnival weekend was no party for the Dartmouth squash teams, as they could only squeak-out one victory in four very close matches with Princeton and Penn.

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Getting To Know...

By Mark Sweeney | February 12, 2003

Following in the footsteps of such journalistic luminaries as Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters and Ed Bradley, The Dartmouth's Mark Sweeney catches up with the big names on campus and asks the questions that others have too much professionalism or integrity to ask.