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Women's hoops falls to powerful UMass

By Kate Shanahan | January 27, 1995

For the second time in the past week, the Dartmouth women's basketball team hit the road to play a highly-ranked team. Last weekend the team flew to Virginia to play Old Dominion University, and Wednesday night it took to the road to play the University of Massachusetts, losing 78-55. Against UMass, Dartmouth held its own throughout the first half, shooting 12-30 from the floor.

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Men's swimming drops another close contest

By David Hemmer | January 25, 1995

The men's swim team lost another tight meet this weekend to Columbia, dropping its record to 1-7-1, 0-4-1 in the E.I.S.L. The season has been a difficult one for Dartmouth, as the team has lost numerous times in close events. A first place finish is worth five points more than a second place finish, creating a 10 point swing every time Dartmouth loses a close event. Once again, the Big Green came up on the short end of the close events and found themselves with a loss in a hard fought meet. "It is fun being on this year's team because the meets are exciting," Grier Laughlin '96 said.

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Women's swimming handles Cornell easily

By Richard Petty | January 25, 1995

A weakened Dartmouth unit traveled to Columbia this weekend. Beset by injury and illness, the meet did not promise to be one of the Big Green's strongest performances. But the team overcame adversity and earned a 167.5-127.5 victory, raising their record to 6-1, 4-1 in the Ivy League. "I think the win this weekend says a lot about the mental strength and emotional pride of our team.

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Brown beats men's squash 6-3

By David Hemmer | January 25, 1995

The members of the men's squash team thought this was the year they would beat the Brown Bears. But the Bears had different ideas, as they roared into Hanover yesterday afternoon and left with a 6-3 victory. "We were hoping to win.

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Nordic team races well

By Jennifer Wulff | January 24, 1995

Because of the unseasonable weather in New England, the Johnson State College Carnival did not take place in Sugarbush, Vermont last weekend as scheduled. The alpine races were canceled, but the cross-country races were held a few hours north of Hanover, in Mont St.

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New Hampshire overpowers Big Green

By Rohit Chandra | January 24, 1995

Enthusiasm flagged at Leede Arena last night as Scott Drapeau scored 25 points, leading the New Hampshire Wildcats to an 87-60 shellacking of the Big Green. With Dartmouth center Brian Gilpin '97 out with an ankle injury, suffered 11 minutes into the game, the Wildcats had their way inside. A rotating triumvirate of Dartmouth centers could do little against the 1993-94 North Atlantic Conference Player of the Year. With Gilpin out, the team was ineffective on the boards, getting out-rebounded 52-32.

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Men's squash splits, women lose two

By David Hemmer | January 23, 1995

The men's and women's squash teams both lost big to Trinity on Saturday, but the men's team salvaged the weekend by beating Cornell at the same meet. The women's team lost 8-1 for the second straight year, bringing its record to 1-3.

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Pariseau '97 to appear on Good Morning America

By Charles Davant | January 20, 1995

Jen Pariseau '97, point-guard for the women's basketball team, will be interviewed on the ABC television show Good Morning America next week. Pariseau will appear with Madeleine Blais, whose book, "In These Girls, Hope is a Muscle," was released Monday.

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