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ECAC alters standings, schedules

By Austin Zalkin | January 18, 2000

In a conference call yesterday afternoon, the Eastern College Athletic Conference announced how it will handle the University of Vermont's cancellation of its men's hockey season. The league will maintain all records and statistics from earlier ECAC games involving Vermont, but will not award forfeit victories to UVM's 15 remaining scheduled opponents.

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Going Places

By Stuart Yee | January 18, 2000

This is how baseball should be. A team drafts a player in the amateur draft based on one scout's whimsical judgement of a prospect that he's seen only twice play the outfield when the player is supposed to be a pitcher.

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Squash splits at Williams

By Mark S. Davis | January 14, 2000

The Dartmouth College women's squash team remained undefeated with a 3-0 record after defeating Williams College on the road by a score of 7-2 on Wednesday night. However, Dartmouth's men's team fell to Williams, 8-1.

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NFL playoff predictions: from eight to four

By Joe Gault | January 14, 2000

Miami (9-7) at Jacksonville (14-2) Will he or won't he? The question applies to both Dolphins' head coach Jimmy Johnson and legendary quarterback Dan Marino as to whether or not the next Dolphin loss is the final one for either two men with the Dolphins. Johnson has lost patience with Marino on numerous occasions since his arrival in Miami and has tried to de-emphasize the passing game.

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Interview: Coach Dave Faucher

By Austin Zalkin | January 13, 2000

With a third place finish in the Ivy League last year, including season sweeps of Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard and Yale, the Big Green surprised a lot of people. How could a team starting two freshmen, two sophomores and a junior compete with veteran teams and even briefly challenge behemoths Penn and Princeton for the Ivy title? The answer many reached was Head Coach Dave Faucher. An excitable and animated figure on the bench, Faucher is more into a game than anybody.

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Jordan still rules

By Lou Scerra | January 13, 2000

One year ago this week, one of the greatest athletes in the history of sport hung up his sneakers for the final time.

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Holiday Jeers

By Kelly D. Schneiter | January 12, 2000

While most college students spent winter break relaxing, some of their peers were hard at work on the basketball court, often breaking less than a week for the holidays. Well, maybe not all college basketball teams were hard at work, as evidenced by the recent string of upsets of top-10 teams. The upset bug first displayed its presence on Dec.

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A User's Guide to Ivy Men's Hoops

By Austin Zalkin | January 11, 2000

The Ivy League men's basketball season starts in earnest this weekend, and there are a few issues worth noting. While the League may have eight teams, the well-informed fan should really only acknowledge the existence of five.

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W. hoops wins last two of break

By Kimberly Siciliano | January 7, 2000

After a three-game winning streak at the end of November, the Dartmouth women's basketball team looked forward to a successful season. However, the month of December brought mixed results for the squad.

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Women's hockey ices Boston College 5-2

By Kevin Allen | January 7, 2000

The new millennium leg of the women's ice hockey team's schedule began in Chestnut Hill, Mass. on Wednesday night against the Boston College Eagles. After falling 1-0 to Northeastern, the number one team in the nation, on New Year's Eve, Dartmouth rebounded beautifully as the Big Green handed Boston College a 5-2 loss on Wednesday night. Junior Kristina Guarino's second goal of the game at 7:47 of the second period proved to be the game winner when she put a shot past Boston College's Christy Nentwig off a feed from Correne Bredin '02. The win improves the Big Green to 8-5-0 overall (6-2-0 in the ECAC) while the Eagles fall to 2-10-0 (0-10-0 ECAC). Bredin led the way for Dartmouth, scoring a goal and assisting on three others, including the game winner.

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Celebrating the Millennium

By Lou Scerra | January 6, 2000

It's all David Letterman's fault. He started it. Who knows how greatly his Top Ten lists spawned the misery and ridiculousness that the world must endure with the recent list of the decade's, century's and millennium's best sports everythings? Faced with the inundation of these lists which serve best as fodder for barstool tirades, I would love to agree with the choices of the various selection committees.

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M. hockey endures 0-4-2 stretch

By Michael P. Hamilton | January 6, 2000

In most cases, an 0-4-2 record over a six game stretch might be cause for some worries. For the Dartmouth Big Green, it brought relief. The team escaped the most trying part of its schedule with its pride intact, if not with any wins.

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W. hockey loses three by a goal

By Kevin Allen | January 5, 2000

While most Dartmouth students were home for the holidays by Dec. 10, the Dartmouth women's ice hockey team was looking down a tough stretch of non-conference games. The women's icers went on a road trip to Minnesota to play the nationally-ranked Golden Gophers twice, followed by a tune-up exhibition game against the United States National team and finishing up December with the Dartmouth Invitational Tournament. Minnesota 5, Dartmouth 4 Dartmouth entered Mariucci Arena holding the nation's sixth ranking to play the fourth-ranked Golden Gophers.

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Women's icers dump BC, 9-2

By Kevin Allen | November 24, 1999

In their final game before the Thanksgiving break, the Dartmouth women's ice hockey team played host to the ECAC cellar-dwelling Boston College Eagles.

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Team reflects on life after Knudsen

By Rachel Osterman | November 19, 1999

Three days after women's soccer head coach Kelly Blasius Knudsen '91 announced her resignation from the Big Green soccer team, the Athletic Department launched a search for her replacement as players continue to reflect on the impact her departure will have on future seasons. Director of Athetics Dick Jaeger said that his office has already formed a search committee made up of faculty and coaches, as well as a sub-committee of players.

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