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Wanted: Vengeful Longhorns

By Rawson Daniel | October 5, 2001

"It's 10:28 p.m. Texas time and OU still sucks." That is what ousucks.com read last night on the night before the eve of Saturday's football game between The University of Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma University Sooners. Being lucky enough to call myself "a born-again Texan" (someone who saw the light and moved to Texas before it was too late), it has taken me only a short time to realize what every true Texan learns right after their mother gives birth to them " that OU sucks! Sure, last year OU beat Texas 63-14 in what was a very lopsided game in OU's favor.

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W. Soccer grabs late win

By Rebecca J. Aledort | October 4, 2001

In their first home win this season, Dartmouth's women's soccer team defeated UNH 3-2, extending their winning streak to two. The Wildcats jumped on the scoreboard first just 2:42 into the contest when freshman Chiara Best lofted a shot over the head of Julia Shields '04 for a 1-0 lead.

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Money for Nothing

By Janos Marton | October 4, 2001

Die-hard readers of The Hardcore Truth, prepare for a new era. Now that fellow columnist Daniel Kay has sufficiently bitten my style, I can write about real issues, like professional sports destroying society. There is no question that sports are beautiful, almost art-like, and that without them one cannot complete the trinity of mind, body and spirit.

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The Truth about Sports

By Dan Kay | October 3, 2001

Sports got you confused? Been out of touch? Not surprised that Michael Jordan back in the NBA because you never knew he left?

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Golf places 3rd at Mt. Holyoke

By Rob Kim | October 2, 2001

Shannon Rogers '04 continued her steady play from last week to pace the Dartmouth women's golf team to a 3rd place finish at the Mount Holyoke Invitational at South Hadley, MA, which took place this past weekend.

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Forging Bonds

By Andrew Hanauer | October 2, 2001

There is an old saying that says people without money know who their friends are. Conversely, Barry Bonds knows who his enemies are.

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Pop Culture Addicts

By Janos Marton | September 27, 2001

I must confess that I haven't been watching a lot of sports recently, but if you haven't either, you can now get up to speed in The Hardcore Truth's Guide to Professional Athletics.

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Hope for the Amazins

By Dan Kay | September 25, 2001

As the days get shorter and colder, I find myself more and more intrigued by the closing games of the major league baseball season.

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Sailors finish 2nd in Regatta

By Adam Small | September 25, 2001

Regularly one of Dartmouth's most successful athletic programs yet often overlooked, Dartmouth's sailing squad once again started off in strong fashion in the 2001-02 season. The team competed in the Penobscott Bay Open Regatta while several of the veterans on the squad were engaged in singles competition at Connecticut College and on Lake Mascoma here in New Hampshire. In the Regatta's A Division, Dartmouth sent the team of veteran Thalia Pascalides '03, a returning All-American and fellow classmate Amanda Dwelley.

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Women's tennis finds new coach

By Devin Foxall | August 22, 2001

Kate Roiter, two-time captain of Harvard's Ivy title teams, has been appointed the next Dartmouth women's tennis coach. Roiter has both competed and coached in the Ivy League.

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My Trip to Fenway

By Mike P. Hamilton | August 16, 2001

The following will recount my recent pilgrimage to the Mecca of Red Sox Nation: Fenway Park. This is a trip I try to make a few times every baseball season.

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