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Harvard women beat Yale soccer

By Sajid Huq | October 18, 2000

Rhode Island 2, Brown 0 The Brown Bears lost their second consecutive game last Sunday when travelling Rhode Island handed them a 2-0 defeat. After 72 minutes of scoreless action, Erica Young, upon collecting a pass from Heather Kasperek, lofted the ball over Brown's goaltender Sarah Gevais and into the net.

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Heavyweight crew wins bronze

By Eric Erb | October 17, 2000

The Dartmouth men's heavyweight crew team rowed Sunday in the 2000 Stonehurst Capital Invitational Regatta, held on the Genesee River in Rochester, NY.

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No madness at Dartmouth

By Kevin Allen | October 17, 2000

If asked, how well would I say Midnight Madness would go over at Dartmouth? I'm sorry to say that my first reaction would be a little chuckle.

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Football looks to stop Crusaders

By Austin Zalkin | October 13, 2000

The Dartmouth football team is better than its 0-4 record. The Big Green are better than the 18 points a game they have scored and the 39 points a game they have allowed. They proved this in a demoralizing 24-14 loss last week to Yale when they took on a confident, hungry opponent, and nearly floored the Bulldogs with an improbable win. Maybe they didn't win.

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A dream deferred

By Jonathan Riccio | October 13, 2000

Twelve of the world's greatest basketball players assembled in Sydney, Australia, two weeks ago to win a gold medal for the United States in the 2000 Olympics.

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Post, Gayman lead w. soccer

By Rebecca J. Aledort | October 12, 2000

When you think of women's soccer, you probably think of U.S. national team star Mia Hamm. She gets the Pert Plus commercials and jobs broadcasting games on TV. But college standouts like the Dartmouth women's soccer captains Jessica Post '00 and Katie Gayman '01 should come to mind as well. Due in part to their play, last year's team reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament before falling to the heavily favored University of Connecticut.

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No love for this Valentine

By Matthew B. Burgess | October 12, 2000

Remember that kid in fifth grade who thought he was smarter than everyone else? The one that got straight-A's without ever studying, that sat in the back of the class with his feet propped up on the desk and made smart-aleck comments.

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Brave new world

By Chris Haffenreffer | October 11, 2000

Flipping through the television channels last week trying to find something decent to watch at four in the afternoon, I settled on Game One of the Braves-Cardinals series.

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Men's rugby ties Connecticut

By Sam Stein | October 11, 2000

In a tight match that was not decided until the last seconds, the Dartmouth men's rugby club tied the University of Connecticut 21-21 to remain unbeaten in league play. The contest rematched Dartmouth against one of the two teams that had defeated it a year ago. "UConn gave us a bunch of chances to win the game, and we didn't capitalize," team member Matt Sullivan '02 said.

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Crew places well at Conn. Regatta

By Eric Erb | October 11, 2000

The Dartmouth men's and women's rowing teams competed on Sunday in the 26th annual Head of the Connecticut Regatta on Harbor Lake in Middletown, Conn. The teams medaled in a number of events, as the lightweight men, led by John Nichols '01, won two gold, one silver and one bronze medal, and the women won a silver medal. "It was our best showing at the Head of the Connecticut in a long time," Nichols said.

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Brown men's soccer wins again

By Mark S. Davis | October 10, 2000

Ivy League men's soccer teams were 2-0 in non-conference play this weekend. Brown, with its win over Columbia, now appears to represent the biggest obstacle in Dartmouth's quest to capture the Ivy League crown. Penn 4, LaSalle 2 Penn captured its fourth straight victory on Rhodes Field by defeating LaSalle on Sunday.

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