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NBA All-Stars -- Why to Watch?

By Dan Granik | February 7, 2001

The people at the NBA are waiting apprehensively for the weekend as it brings with it an All Star Game amidst a season of falling attendance, ratings and overall fan interest.

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O'Leary leaves for GMU

By Michael P. Hamilton | February 6, 2001

While this time of year the Dartmouth men's soccer squad is usually concentrating on their off-season training regimen, this week they have something else on their mind -- the departure of head coach Fran O'Leary. O'Leary was introduced yesterday as the new head coach at George Mason University in Virginia, taking the helm at a program that was coached by Gordon Bradley for 16 years.

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It's aboot time

By Matt Burgess | February 2, 2001

You probably didn't know we took over the Canadiens the other day. The long awaited American conquest of that "country" to the north is finally underway.

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Gearing up for March

By Joe Gault | February 1, 2001

Awful, just plain awful. Between the two teams, we witnessed twenty-one punts, a third down efficiency of 16.67 percent (5 for 30), 396 yards of offense, and a paltry twenty-four first downs.

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Another meaning to sold out

By Tom Hutchison | January 31, 2001

It was announced this week that the new Mile High Stadium, built next to the old Mile High in Denver, will actually be named "Invesco Field at Mile High." Invesco Funds Group, a financial services company, paid a reported $120 million for the name rights of the stadium over the next 20 years. Come on people?

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Back to the golden days

By Adam Small | January 30, 2001

The NBA on NBC was once the jewel of network sports. It's ratings were through the roof and people waited all week to see the Sunday action. That day is gone.

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Seniors put up heady numbers

By Austin Zalkin | January 26, 2001

In winning three straight games, Dartmouth men's basketball has ridden the coattails of its once-again dominant pair of senior co-captains. Center Ian McGinnis '01 pulled down 16 rebounds Wednesday night at Albany after grabbing 13 last Saturday versus the same Great Danes in Hanover and 10 at home against Colgate four days before that.

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Swimmers split at Middlebury

By Meredith Bryan | January 26, 2001

The Dartmouth men's and women's swimming and diving teams shared the pool at Middlebury Wednesday night, competing simultaneously in separately scored meets against the host team.

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I Want My ESPN

By Michael P. Hamilton | January 25, 2001

This is a great country. Its greatness exists on so many levels, but I will concentrate on one aspect in today's column -- sports television.

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M. b'ball outruns Danes

By Adam Small | January 25, 2001

Dartmouth made its return trip to Albany last night. The Big Green were looking to sweep the home-and-home series and garner their first road win of the season, and came away happy beating Albany for the second time in as many games, 72-58. Ian McGinnis '01 led the first half assault, scoring 10 points, all inside.

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Track impresses at Yale meet

By Jessica Leinwand | January 24, 2001

Both the men's and women's track and field represented Dartmouth well on Sunday at Yale. The men totaled 87 1/2 points in defeating Yale and Columbia, and the women placed second in the tri-meet hosted by Yale. The men's track and field team won nine individual events in this preparatory meet for the Heptagonal Championship that will take place in late February. Matt Colman '01 won the 800 meters with a time of 1:56.23 while Chris Lanese '04 finished first in the mile with a time of 4:17:01. "Coach Harwick wanted us to compete in this meet to get a feeling of what it's like to go head-to-head against other Ivy teams before Heps," Lanese said.

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