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October 17, 2026
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No. 1 W. hockey regroups

By Scott Harrison | January 10, 2001

"It's the small things that count" is an often quoted statement about life that proved to be very true for the Dartmouth women's hockey team this past weekend.

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Kissling shows promise this year

By Jonathan Riccio | January 10, 2001

As predicted by coach David Faucher prior to the season opener, junior starting forward Mark Kissling's game has improved dramatically this season, making him warrant much more playing time than he saw last year. Apparently, it is an improved confidence in his own game that is producing results this year, including a career-high 19 points against Harvard last Saturday.

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Money Talks

By Chis Haffenreffer | January 9, 2001

Although the baseball off-season has been relatively mild in terms of the number of transactions made, the impact of several acquisitions and signings in the past few months will not go unnoticed by baseball historians.

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W. Hockey defends top spot

By Michael P. Hamilton | January 5, 2001

While most Dartmouth students were home enjoying the holiday break with their family or sunning themselves in some exotic locale, the Big Green women's hockey squad had more important business to take care of.

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Bowling for Keeps

By Thomas J. Hutchison | January 5, 2001

No controversy. No split polls. No debates concerning who the real national champion is. Oklahoma, lead by an incredible defense, defeated heavily favored Florida State 13-2 to finish the season 13-0 and capture the school's seventh national title.

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W. B'ball limps into league play

By Kimberly Siciliano | January 5, 2001

It's been a slow beginning for the Dartmouth women's basketball team this season. Despite some solid individual performances, the squad has faced a difficult non-league schedule and has only won one game thus far.

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M. Hockey finishes with flash

By Michael P. Hamilton | January 4, 2001

There's nothing like a little home cooking around the holidays. Just ask the Dartmouth men's hockey team, who hosted the 16th Ledyard National Bank Auld Lang Syne Classic on December 29th and 30th. Playing before sellout crowds at an electric Thompson Arena, the Big Green (4-7-0) did not disappoint the hometown fans.

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M. basketball lacks holiday break spirit

By Austin Zalkin | January 4, 2001

The Dartmouth men's basketball team (2-8, 0-1) endured its usual December skid, going 2-4 overall with a loss in its only Ivy League game so far this season. After beginning the month with a 65-58 defeat at Lehigh and a 70-50 victory at home versus Haverford, the men dropped a heartbreaking one-point loss to Harvard in Cambridge.

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Welcome Back Mario

By Michael P. Hamilton | January 4, 2001

Deep inside you knew he would do it. The aging star, three years removed from the game, would return triumphantly to the ice, and lead his team to victory.

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Heavyweights come in second

By Mark S. Davis | November 22, 2000

The Dartmouth men's heavyweight crew finished an impressive second out of 41 teams at the Foot of the Charles Regatta in Boston on Saturday to close out its season.

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Celtic price

By Adam Small | November 22, 2000

Ahh, the Boston Celtics. One of professional sports' most venerated franchises, with 16 NBA Championships to their credit and 28 members of the Basketball Hall of Fame. And now they suck.

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Sports comedy

By Chris Haffenreffer | November 21, 2000

Every other Sunday evening when I relax on my couch in hopes of writing this column, my initial impulse tells me to write something humorous and witty, something that will force the reader to enjoy the words I write.

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W. squash wins three matches

By Elizabeth J. Bultman | November 21, 2000

The Dartmouth women's squash team debuted excellently in their annual home Invitational this weekend versus Franklin & Marshall, Smith and Williams, winning against all three. "We knew we were the strongest team going into the weekend," remarked team Co-captain Lindsey Bishop '01. Dartmouth held its own in all three matches, shutting out Smith and winning eight matches to one loss against both Franklin & Marshall and Williams, its toughest competitor. Number-one Dartmouth player Charlotte Haldeman '03 lost the only match-up in the Franklin & Marshall contest, to Anjali Ponni Rajkumar.

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Penn beats Cornell for Ivy title

By Michael P. Hamilton | November 21, 2000

What better way to top off the highest-scoring Ivy League season ever than with some notable offensive accomplishments? Penn won its second Ivy title in three years over Cornell 45-15 powered by 628 yards of total offense.

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Swim team gets off to slow start

By Jessica Leinwand | November 21, 2000

Dartmouth's swimming and diving teams competed this weekend at the Karl Michael Pool on campus. In their first meets of the season, the Big Green men were defeated by Brown 193-50 and the Navy 191-52.

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