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Ivy League volleyball action gets in full swing

By Jonathan Riccio | October 10, 2000

Intra-Ivy League volleyball play was in full effect this weekend. The Harvard Crimson (7-9, 0-2) fell to Princeton in five games and Penn in three games. The Quakers (13-6, 1-1) were on a five-match win streak heading into their first Ivy League match-ups against Dar mouth and Harvard.

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Field hockey drops close match

By Kimberly Siciliano | October 6, 2000

On a chilly Wednesday afternoon, the Dartmouth field hockey team (5-2, 2-1) traveled to Durham, NH, to face the UNH Wildcats (7-5). Despite an even matchup and strong play by the Big Green, they fell to UNH in double overtime, 4-3. In the first half of the game, Dartmouth pulled ahead to a 2-0 lead.

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Oldies but goodies

By Lou Scerra | October 5, 2000

Every time I turn around, the first something-or-another of the millenium is happening. We live in a society that has become almost obsessed with the time period that we live in.

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The new America's team

By Matthew B. Burgess | October 4, 2000

ATTENTION: Baseball fan desperately seeking team to root for. Big-market, high-payroll teams need not apply. With 22 teams missing the post-season, most baseball fans are looking to "rent" a ball club to root for until the end of October.

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Brown women's soccer stay on roll

By Sajid Huq | October 4, 2000

Brown 3, Loyola 0 Brown continued its superb form on Sunday afternoon, destroying Loyola-Chicago by a margin of at Stevenson Field. Senior Raffaella Kalishman scored her first collegiate goal for the Bears with less than five minutes remaining in the first-half.

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Surbaugh '04 wins at Harvard

By Adam Small | October 3, 2000

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The Dartmouth women's tennis team visited Harvard this weekend for the Harvard Invitational, and turned a few heads. The seven-player team that Coach Jennifer Callen brought consisted of five freshmen, one sophomore and one junior.

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Esteve '03 plays at fevered pitch

By Tin Ha-Ngoc | October 3, 2000

When you're hot, you're hot. Jero Esteve '03, who shot even par at the Toski Men's Golf Invitational in Amherst, Mass., was hot on the links. He was also running a 102-degree fever just hours before he teed off in Sunday's opening round, heading for the hospital instead of the driving range. "I was real sick on Saturday, but it actually helped me I think," Esteve said.

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Is nothing sacred?

By Jonathan Riccio | September 29, 2000

For years he was the cornerstone of a franchise that just couldn't quite get over the hump. He was always stuck behind Michael Jordan and the Bulls' dynasty of the '90s or mired in an abyss of early playoff disappointments that characterized the '80s for his team.

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Football begins Ivy play at Penn

By Austin Zalkin | September 29, 2000

This is it. There's no room for error. Dartmouth football had its "pre-season" and now the games really count. True, the first two games of this year -- a 42-24 loss to Colgate in Hanover two weeks ago and a 42-21 defeat at New Hampshire last weekend -- count in the standings.

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A hard day's knight

By Kelly Schneiter | September 28, 2000

This fall, for the first time in nearly three decades, men's basketball at Indiana University will begin without Bobby Knight as head coach.

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Palmer '93 faces Dream Team and others in Sydney

By Abraham Mahshie | September 28, 2000

It's a long road from Hanover to Sydney. For Crawford Palmer '93, it's been winding too. The 6' 10" center Palmer began his hoop dream journey as a part of three Final Four teams at Duke University, including the championship '91-'92 squad, before he transferred to Dartmouth for a final two years. But the highlights in college don't compare to his performance since graduation.

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