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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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Stuck in the Middle

By Kelly Schneiter | November 18, 1999

Mateen Cleaves. Scoonie Penn. Chris Porter. Quentin Richardson. Ed Cota. Khalid El-Amin. Those are the names everyone will be hearing about in college basketball this year. It's a new season and, for the most part, the names are new.

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Student luxury box returns to Green hoops

By From staff and wire reports | November 17, 1999

Students can once again cheer on the Big Green basketball teams from the student luxury box as the Athletic Department announced that it will make the promotion available for all men's and women's home games this season. The opportunity is free to any and all groups on campus as the box will hold up to 30 people, with the first 20 receiving free t-shirts.

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Green blank Red Raiders, 3-0

By Mitch Yashiro | November 11, 1999

Senior defenseman Christine Castro '00 made the play of her life when the team needed her the most. Castro turned aside Colgate's early attack when their corner kick landed on the far side where a Red Raider was waiting to put the ball in the net. But the co-Captain stood firm, blocking the first shot and watching the second try which flew just over the crossbar. "It was a great play," Colgate head coach Kathy Brawn said.

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November Madness

By Kelly Schneiter | November 11, 1999

Duke was unquestionably the finest team in college basketball last year -- until they played Connecticut for the national title. During the off-season the Blue Devils lost four players to the first round of the NBA draft, including Player of the Year Elton Brand, rendering themselves mortal for the 1999-2000 NCAA basketball season.

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Football heads to Columbia in search of second win

By Austin Zalkin | November 5, 1999

After the football team lost 44-3 at Yale, nobody thought the season could get any worse After Dartmouth beat Cornell the following week, everyone thought things were looking up. They were wrong. Last weekend in Cambridge the Big Green lost to their despised rival Harvard 63-21, besting [or rather worsting] their margin of defeat at Yale by a single point.

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