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June 20, 2026
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Women's golf places second

By Austin Zalkin | September 20, 2000

The Dartmouth women's golf team finished tied for second out of 17 teams at last weekend's Dartmouth Invitational tournament at the Hanover Country Club. Princeton won the two-day competition by 21 strokes, despite trailing by two after the first day. The Tigers' Adrienne Gill recorded the tournament's lowest shot total, posting a 77 in her first round and a tournament-low 71 on day two. But two of Dartmouth's rookie team members were not far behind.

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My Summer Camp

By Morgan Cain | August 10, 2000

I love the summer. Especially here at Dartmouth, where I'm allowed to take two classes, NRO one of them, and spend the rest of the time playing sports and enjoying the outdoors.

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Area hikes offer scenic options

By Jen Tutak | August 10, 2000

Despite the popularity of outdoor recreation here at Dartmouth, many students may not be aware of the proximity and promise of two local hiking delights, the Velvet Rocks Trail and Gile Mountain. Within walking distance of campus, the Velvet Rocks Trail can be found just beyond the Hanover Coop Mobil Station.

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Full-contact magic

By Morgan Cain | July 25, 2000

I have an exciting life. I watch television, read magazines and newspapers, all in the search of the strange and unusual in the sports world.

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Death to the DH

By Kyle Weber | July 19, 2000

Baseball has plenty to worry about. There are conspiracy theories about new baseballs being wound tighter to produce more and more homeruns.

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XFL spells great idea

By Kevin Allen | July 17, 2000

I have to admit that when I first heard about WWF owner Vince McMahon deciding to start his own football league, I thought that the idea was too crazy to believe.

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The Bible belt

By Morgan Cain | July 13, 2000

There are facets of today's sporting world that just do not belong. For instance, the other day I saw a NASCAR commercial set to rap music.

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Let Kournikova win

By Morgan Cain | July 7, 2000

I'm not sure if everyone's aware of this, but Wimbledon is happening right now as we speak. As an avid tennis player and fan, this event normally captivates my attention throughout the fortnight it is played.

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Dartmouth, Brown shine in UK

By Meredith Bryan | July 5, 2000

A combined team of Dartmouth and Brown track and field stars snagged a decisive 21-16 victory over athletes from Oxford and Cambridge last week in Cambridge, England at the Americas Match. The meet, which concluded June 28th, is an outgrowth of a tradition that began in the 1890s between Harvard/Yale and Oxford/Cambridge and was soon picked up on by other members of the Ivy league. Dartmouth and Brown jumped on the bandwagon in 1985 and have since paired up every four years for the overseas meet. Competitors from Dartmouth were all top-six finishers at May's Heptagonal Championships at UPenn.

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