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October 17, 2026
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Men's lax thrashes Eagles 12-0

By Jason Ewart | April 25, 2001

Today, against the Boston College Eagles, Dartmouth was able to improve the team's record to 5-6 overall, and 1-3 in the Ivy League, with astonishing defensive plays and high scoring. The team's offensive game plan was the same as that in the game against the Brown Bears.

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Change for the Better?

By Rob Kim | April 20, 2001

In the past five years, Major League Baseball has altered different parts of the game in an attempt to increase its appeal and to increase its revenue.

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The Reign is Over

By Adam Small | April 18, 2001

Superior pitching. Better bullpen. Deeper lineup. More consistent offensively. These were all adjectives describing the New York Yankees in comparison to the Boston Red Sox prior to their weekend series. And guess what!

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Runners prepare for war

By Janos Marton | April 17, 2001

It's no secret that relations between the United States and China, which have never been rosy, appear particularly strained in the aftermath of the this whole spy-plane incident.

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An Open Letter

By Louis Scerra | April 13, 2001

Michael, I have been saying it for the past two years. You have nothing left to prove. No one doubts you.

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The Real Champions

By Janos Marton | April 12, 2001

Watching the stoicism displayed by Tiger Woods en route to his unprecedented fourth straight major, the lack of excitement generated by the Yankees quest for their fourth straight Word Series championship, and the senseless bickering among the defending NBA champion Lakers has led me to one conclusion: as sports fans, we must extend our congratulations to the real champions of 2000-2001, the Duke Blue Devils. This collection of young college students, unpaid for their immense marketing contributions to college basketball, reflect the purity of athletics sorely lacking from the professional sports.

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