"The Oxford Companion to Jazz," edited by Bill Kirchner gives a panorama of the uniquely American music with a selection of articles that span from its inception at the turn of the twentieth century to the form it takes today.
Dartmouth set to play Tigers in rematch of Ivy League title
The Dartmouth College baseball team teed off in their home opener yesterday afternoon, slugging out a modern day record 28 runs in a 28-17 win over St.
Baseball team prepares for charge on Red Rolfe Division crown
Windscape, an innovative quintet of established woodwind soloists, brings their interpretations of a wide array of 20th century works from the Manhattan School of Music to Spaulding Auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. The quintet's play, considered "breathtaking virtuosity" by The Miami Herald, is an ensemble-in-residence at the Manhattan School of Music and has performed a precise and captivating musical treat for audiences across the country.
Outstanding freshmen Scott Shirrell and Tim Grant give team huge boost after graduating two team leaders
Offensive spark rekindled in 10-run, 14-hit thrashing of Quinnipiac
In the first weekend of Ivy League play, Dartmouth came out in a four-way tie for the first place in the Red Rolfe division.
The Big Green baseball team returns to action this spring after a record-breaking 2000 season. The Dartmouth squad capped off last season 29-14, and 17-3 in Ivy play (both school highs), with its two final losses coming to Lou Gehrig division champ Princeton in the Ivy Championship series. Dartmouth's exciting 2000 season also saw the team sweep the Ivy Awards (the first team to ever do so) taking Ivy League MVP (Brian Nickerson '00), Ivy Pitcher of the Year (Conor Brooks '00), and Ivy Rookie of the Year (Mike Mileusnic '03). With 18 returning ballplayers, including the entire infield, catcher, and two starting pitchers, the team will look to maintain the chemistry and power displayed in last year's impressive season. Despite quality returning athletes, the Big Green loses three of its most important assets to graduation.
The Dartmouth women's soccer team defeated Syracuse University yesterday afternoon by a single goal scored in the 73rd minute of play.