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April 2, 2026
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A tale of two movies

By Lou Scerra | April 13, 2000

The Dallas Mavericks have won seven of their last eight games. They look to be the hottest team in the NBA with wins in the last three weeks over Utah on the road and against Sacramento and Portland at home.

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NHL Playoff Preview

By Michael P. Hamilton | April 12, 2000

After a season fraught with injuries to top stars, coaching controversies, and several violent on-ice incidents, it is time for the players to settle it all on the ice.

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Catamounts upset baseball 7-5

By Mitch Yashiro | April 12, 2000

University of Vermont broke a 5-5 tie on the top of the ninth inning when Dan Ruane hit a deep double to center field and the Catamounts went on to beat the Big Green, 7-5. Dartmouth dropped its season record to 13-11, while Vermont improved to 15-8. After UVM took a 3-0 lead, Jason Dacosta '03 batted in two runs in the second inning and junior catcher Mike Levy reached home on three Vermont errors to tie the game. The game was tied again at five after five innings, and Dartmouth struggled to beat Vermon'ts relief pitcher Brian Robinson, who allowed only one hit. Freshman Brian Gattis started on the mound for the Green and he pitched five innings while allowing three earned runs. Relief pitcher Michael Brown '02 took over for Gattis in the sixth inning.

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Baseball tames the Lions twice

By Abraham Mahshie | April 11, 2000

Dartmouth baseball, behind the run production of leaders Brian Nickerson '00 and James Little '00, wasted no time gaining five runs in the first inning off Columbia right hander Ryan Kiernan.

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Is Sports Illustrated Right?

By Chris Haffenreffer | April 11, 2000

Once again, the focus of the American League will be the AL East. The continuing saga of the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox will propel sports analysts around the country to ask, "Is this Boston's year?" More so than ever this is the year to wonder whether Boston can escape the dreaded Curse of the Bambino, but the Bosox will first need to slip past the most formidable team in baseball. With the acquisition of centerfielder Carl Everett from Houston, the Sox may have found the missing piece of the puzzle.

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Big Red, Tigers deadlocked at top

By Christopher J. Smith | April 11, 2000

Princeton 10, Brown 7 Fourth-ranked Princeton extended its Ivy League consecutive win streak to 28 Saturday afternoons with a 10-7 victory over 15-ranked Brown. The game started out close, with the two teams battling to a 4-4 stalemate at halftime.

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Top 10 List

By Joe Gault | April 7, 2000

As I am writing this article, I'm watching the Late Show with David Letterman on CBS. Lately, FYI, I haven't found his top ten lists too rousing.

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Weekend home games: Equestrian hosts show

By Mitch Yashiro | April 7, 2000

Baseball Red Rolfe Division leader Dartmouth (3-1 Ivy, 10-9 Overall) hosts is first home series of the season against Lou Gehrig Division leaders--Pennsylvania (3-1, 10-8) tomorrow and Columbia (3-1, 4-19) on Sunday. Probable starters for tomorrow's games are Conor Brooks '00 and Jim Kelly '03 against Penn, and John Velosky '02 and Jeff Dutremble '01 are probable starters for Sunday. Kelly earned Ivy Pitcher of the Week award last week with a victory over last year's Gehrig Division champ, Princeton.

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Teams are ready for Frozen Four

By Michael P. Hamilton | April 6, 2000

After the hoopla surrounding the commercialized excess of the NCAA Basketball Tournament comes another tournament that may not have the big name players, the media coverage, or office pools, but can compete for pure entertainment.

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Rockwellian Slip

By Lou Scerra | April 6, 2000

The scene is as familiar as a Norman Rockwell cover of a Saturday Evening Post. A young child sits with his elbows pressed on the window sill.

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The Crystal Ball

By Kelly Schneiter | April 5, 2000

Much has been written about how Michigan State's Monday night victory over Florida was the fitting end to the great collegiate careers of Spartan seniors Mateen Cleaves, Morris Peterson, and A.J.

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