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Bears Will Prove To Be Too Much

By Sammy Kardon | November 9, 2001

Dartmouth football travels to Brown on Saturday to continue the grim march toward the end that has come to characterize the last few games of every season of which the '02s have been a part.

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Men on a Mission: '02s Ready for Anything

By Colin Ingram | November 9, 2001

The Dartmouth men's hockey team has been anxiously waiting for this season to start since last year's trip to the ECAC Tournament in Lake Placid. After an exciting and successful campaign last year, the team is back on the level it belongs in college hockey.

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Tired of Ties

By Morgan Cain | November 9, 2001

The Dartmouth Big Green (5-6-2, 1-3-1 Ivy) heads south this weekend to take on the Brown Bears in Providence.

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Looking for Consistency on the Road

By Mark Sweeney | November 9, 2001

With its losing streak standing at six matches, the Big Green volleyball squad desperately wants to regain the winning ways it experienced prior to the injury of co-captain and star middle blocker Jen Madsen '02.

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Women's hoops exhibition: a last second thriller

By Mark Sweeney | November 6, 2001

In an exhibition precursor to the 2001-2002 campaign, the Dartmouth women's basketball team dropped a thriller, 63-62, to the Galatasaray SK All-Star team from Turkey at Leede Arena last night. After trailing for nearly all of the second half, the Big Green stormed back behind a three-pointer from Keri Downs '03 and eight consecutive free throws from Downs and Katharine Hanks '03 to take the lead late in the game. While trying to preserve a one-point lead, Dartmouth committed a costly turnover with 25 seconds remaining and Galatasaray SK converted the opportunity and made the winning bucket with five ticks left on the clock.

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A 2-Win Week? Possibly

By David Sherzer | November 2, 2001

Maybe Columbia should get the Banner Student system. Thanks to a scheduling mistake with the class credits of a defensive tackle on the Columbia football team, the Lions may have to forfeit their two wins this season--including their 27-20 victory over Dartmouth two weeks ago. According to news reports, Matt Stary, a 6-2, 285-pound senior, was declared ineligible this week because of the scheduling blunder.

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Crew Coming to Connecticut

By Ed Freidheim | November 2, 2001

Coming off of their collegiate debuts last week at the Dartmouth Invitational, the freshman lightweight men and the novice women's crews head down to Derby, Conn., this weekend for the annual Yale Invitational. Known as the Demolition at Derby, this three-mile head race marks the first time in which the '05s will row their way into enemy territory. Yale's crews, which have been practicing on the water since late August, are sure to provide the Big Green with all it can handle, as the Bulldogs appear to be the top competition for this event. While the freshman lights and novice women head down I-91 to the Nutmeg State, the heavyweight crews--both freshman and varsity--will face off against the Huskies of Northeastern here in Hanover tomorrow. Scheduled for a 1 p.m.

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Trying to Break Even

By Kim McCullough | November 2, 2001

At the beginning of the season, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team set a goal of finishing above the .500 mark on the year. The Big Green currently carries a 7-11 overall record, including 2-6 in the Ivy League, with six matches remaining. To realize their goal, the Dartmouth women must start with two wins against Yale and Brown tonight and tomorrow (7 p.m.

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Playoff Hopes On Line

By Morgan Cain | November 2, 2001

Some may say that Sunday's Ivy League soccer matchup (1:30 p.m., Chase Field) between the Dartmouth Big Green and the Cornell Big Red means nothing.

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Lions Looking For 3

By Adam Cohen | November 2, 2001

Princeton vs. Penn: The Princeton Tigers ought to just quit and save themselves the embarrassment, because this game will be a pounding of old-school proportions.

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Field Hockey Seeing Red

By Brad Limpert | November 2, 2001

Tomorrow's field hockey game (11 a.m., Scully-Fahey Field) is a tale of two clashing colors. The Big Red of Cornell (7-8, 2-4 Ivy) comes limping into Hanover for its season finale as the losers of five straight games.

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