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Men's squash falls in New Haven

By Hondo Sen | January 13, 1998

Men's squash ran into a brick wall when they traveled down to Yale this weekend. After a record- setting season last year and most of the ladder still intact, the Big Green had lofty aspirations going into New Haven.

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Women's hoops hopes to rebound

By Jonathan A. Lee | January 9, 1998

Midterms still aren't for another three weeks, but already, it's test time for the women's hoops team as the Big Green take on Empire State rivals Cornell and Columbia this weekend for its Ivy home openers in Leede Arena. Now 5-6 overall and 0-1 Ivy, Dartmouth will be looking to play catch-up in the early season Ivy League standings following a 69-74 loss to Harvard last Saturday. But the Big Green are optimistic.

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Women's hockey must focus on now

By Erika Tower | January 9, 1998

While the competition may not be the toughest it will encounter, don't think for a second that this weekend will not be one of the biggest of the season for the women's ice hockey team. The opponents -- Princeton and Yale.

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W. harriers take 4th at NCAAs

By Justin Evans | November 25, 1997

The Dartmouth women's cross country team made history yesterday, cruising to fourth place at the NCAA Championships. Hosted at Furman University, the Big Green bettered last years fifth place finish with great running by Jenna Rogers '98 and Anne Devlin '99 leading the way.

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Big Green hoping for victory, Harvard loss

By Kevin Demoff | November 21, 1997

It looms behind the north end zone, framing one of the more impressive landscapes in college football. It will have the attention of every player, coach and fan in attendance at tomorrow's season finale against Princeton. Given the history of these two teams this season, the scoreboard will not provide much entertainment throughout the game as the two stingy defenses should keep scoring to a minimum.

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Big Green fall victim to US national team

By Erika Tower | November 19, 1997

Call it first period jitters. Whatever it was, the team that played the U.S. National women's ice hockey team in the first period last night was a completely different team from the one in rest of the game. It was largely due to this first period lapse that Dartmouth found itself down 6-0 heading into the second period.

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