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Off to Ohio: Green Seeking a Challenge Out of Conference

By Dan Weinberg | January 18, 2002

This weekend, unlike the last, the Dartmouth women's hockey team will not enjoy a two-day joke of New York-based, ECAC-North, bottom-feeding competition.

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Stemper Playing In ECAC Couplet

By David Sherzer | January 18, 2002

With Stemper or without Stemper, the Dartmouth men's hockey team will host two of the ECAC's historically strongest programs when Clarkson and St.

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Is Bredin Salt Lake City Bound?

By Sammy Kardon | January 18, 2002

'02 Defenseman Still Skating with Canadian National Team as First Alternate

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Jousting the Lord Jeffs

By Jared Thorne | January 18, 2002

On Wednesday, the Big Green squash teams ventured to Massachusetts to play the Lord Jeffs of Amherst College.

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Dogs of War: Green to Battle Great Danes

By Ed Freidheim | January 18, 2002

Having played three consecutive Ivy League games to start 2002, the Dartmouth men's basketball team (6-9) welcomes the Great Danes of SUNY-Albany (3-11) to Leede Arena tonight for a non-conference match-up. Albany comes into tonight's game fresh off a last-second victory over in-state rival Columbia on Tuesday evening.

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Big Green ski teams put in hard work to succeed

By Elizabeth Carroll | January 17, 2002

With Mother Nature finally offering some help in the form of this week's foot-plus snowfall, the Dartmouth Ski Team is gearing up for another successful season.

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UNH rolls over a youthful Big Green

By Austin Zalkin | January 16, 2002

Hanks' absence too much to overcome in the end for Dartmouth women

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Men's icers stick it to Lynah -- but can they bowl?

By David Sherzer | January 15, 2002

ITHACA, N.Y. -- For the members of the Dartmouth men's hockey team, especially the seniors, there's nothing like sticking it to the Lynah faithful. Cornell's Lynah Rink boasts one of the best atmospheres in college hockey, featuring a perpetually sold-out crowd that is into the game from the drop of the puck to the final buzzer, chanting, cheering and jeering the opposition in support of the beloved Big Red. The student section is particularly impressive.

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Road to Frozen Four cold, snowy, sometimes dangerous

By Kim McCullough | January 15, 2002

Ohio: the 17th state, the home of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the birthplace of seven U.S. presidents. Ohio also has the prestigious honor of being the home state of my fellow co-captain Kristin King '02. At 5 a.m.

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The Importance of Being Haggard

By Sammy Kardon | January 11, 2002

Is Junior Shouldering Too Big a Load?

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It's the Killer P's

By Ed Freidheim | January 11, 2002

Tigers and Quakers to Invade Leede

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Big Red and Former Red Raiders Coming Up

By David Sherzer | January 11, 2002

HAMILTON, N.Y. " The members of the Dartmouth men's hockey team sated their appetites last night.

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Queen of The Big Green Pool

By Mark Sweeney | January 11, 2002

Senior Danielle Fritze is Dartmouth diving. No one else on the team even comes close to matching her career achievements, but on Jan.

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Ladies to Draw Ivy Foes in Road Pair

By Morgan Cain | January 11, 2002

"Slippery slope" is perhaps the best phrase to describe the place where the Dartmouth women's basketball team finds itself right now. The Big Green is 4-7, 0-1 in the League, having lost its last five games.

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Walsh tapped as the best coach in the Northeast

By David Sherzer | January 10, 2002

Women's soccer coach recognized in SoccerBuzz Magazine's annual poll; McVeigh '03 is first-team All-Region

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Defending champs are next for Fiedler and Dolphins

By Isaac Kardon | January 10, 2002

Jay Fiedler '94 breathed a sigh of relief on Monday night when he learned that his Miami Dolphins will be playing the defending Super Bowl champs on Sunday in the first round of the NFL playoffs.

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Trevor Byrne gets the third degree

By David Sherzer | January 9, 2002

Standout junior defenseman tells all about the team, pros, expectations

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Nationalism expressed on the ice

By Kim McCullough | January 8, 2002

Women's co-captain sees rise in patriotism in her American teammates

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Off to N'Eastern After Good Break

By Mark Sweeney | January 4, 2002

The Big Green women's swimming and diving squad will end nearly a two-month layoff when it travels Saturday to Northeastern to challenge the Huskies. Dartmouth last swam competitively on November 18 in a win against Vermont.

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Ballers Bent on Revenging Early Season Tumble

By Ed Freidheim | January 4, 2002

Following its recent second place showing at the Comcast Lobo Invitational on the University of New Mexico campus, the Big Green men's basketball team (6-6, 0-1 Ivy) returns to action Saturday night at Leede Arena against the Harvard Crimson (8-5,1-0 Ivy). Dartmouth hopes to avenge a Dec.

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