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Today at Dartmouth | Monday, February 23, 2009

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Knapp asserts that watching a Dartmouth crew race is something every Big Green sports fan should experience. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Toe to Toe: Knapp versus Rose (Knapp)”)

Feb 23 | 6:20 am

Order this photo | Photo: Emily Van Gemeren / The Dartmouth Staff

THE ART OF CONVERSATION: Jessie Maxwell ‘09 discusses a 19th century portrait with Raymond Rodriguez ‘09 during the Hood Museum of Art’s free student party.

SAY CHEESE: Michael Lefkowitz ‘10 and Lindsay Klofas ‘11 are stalked by Programming Board paparazzi in Collis Common Ground before The Oscars

New Hampshire residence hall, which will house approximately 101 students, will be re-open Spring term.

Friday’s win over the University of Pennsylvania gave the Big Green its first season sweep of Penn in 50 years.

The Big Green defeated Penn for the second time this season, winning 55-36 in Leede Arena.

The men’s hockey team dropped two conference games over the weekend to Clarkson and St. Lawrence.

The Dartmouth Wind Symphony’s concert, “Games People Play,” sampled a vast body of sports-inspired pieces Friday night.

Director Peter Hackett used real dirt and other materials to give the production an authentic feel, simultaneously drawing actors and audience members into the action of the play.

Knapp asserts that watching a Dartmouth crew race is something every Big Green sports fan should experience.